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Iceland Was Right to Say No - Global Research

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By Thomas Fazi
| Global Research Verified
Becoming an EU member would have been a bad idea twenty or thirty years ago, but it would be an even worse one now that the bloc’s oligarchic machinery has mutated into a full-blown war machine * I’ve written for Compact about why Icelanders rejected their government’s proposal to reopen accession negotiations with the EU — and why that’s great news for Iceland. A slightly different version was also published in the German magazine NachDenkSeiten.
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Planen for å stoppe AfD

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By Thomas Fazi
| steigan.no
Ulrich Siegmund er AfDs førstekandidat i Sachsen-Anhalt. Thomas Fazi. Det kommende valget i den tyske delstaten Sachsen-Anhalt, på søndag, er i ferd med å forårsake et av de største politiske jordskjelvene i nyere tysk historie, og sjokkbølgene vil høres over hele Europa. Meld deg på her. Din støtte holder oss gående! Steigan.no er en av de svært få norske nettavisene med daglig publisering som drives 100 % av frivillige leserbidrag, uten pressestøtte, uten annonser og uten betalingsmur.
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The plot to stop the AfD Germany’s firewall is crumbling in Saxony-Anhalt

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By Thomas Fazi
| UnHerd Verified
Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD's candidate in the Saxony-Anhalt state election. (Jens Schluter/Getty) AfDfirewallGermanyPoliticsSaxony-Anhalt Prefer us on Google Saxony-Anhalt, in the western part of eastern Germany, is hardly the country’s most important state: it accounts for only a fraction of Germany’s GDP and is home to just two million people, half the population of Berlin.
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