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Moonbats Flock to Copenhagen

Mon, Mar 5, 2007 at 9:10:47 am PST

The slackers, “anarchists,” and moonbats who are trashing the Danish capital of Copenhagen have sent out an internet appeal to their fellow travelers throughout Europe, to come and join in the fun: Violent anarchists converge in Copenhagen.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March 5 (UPI) — Police in Copenhagen say they expect more violence from anarchist and anti-capitalist protesters who have converged on the Danish capital since last week.

Since Thursday, 643 people have been arrested for riots protesting the eviction of squatters from a 110-year-old building that once housed the far-left political movement in the city. Since 1996, it has been occupied by squatters, but anti-terror police moved in last week, The Times of London reported Monday.

The area around the Youth House building has been cordoned off, but protesters torched cars, ransacked a school and set fire to a nursery, police said.

Deputy Police Chief Niels-Erik Hansen told reporters 140 of those arrested so far have been from other countries, responding to an Internet appeal for more protesters.

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1 Abu Maven  3/05/07 7:12:23 am reply quote

Are Muslim "youths" in on the action yet?

2 Kragar (proud to be kafir)  3/05/07 7:12:38 am reply quote

Talk about your target rich environment.

3 Occasional Reader  3/05/07 7:13:26 am reply quote
but protesters torched cars, ransacked a school and set fire to a nursery

... thereby demonstrating their commitment to progressive social justice, etc.

4 Spiny Norman  3/05/07 7:14:28 am reply quote

Are the Danes going to launch a "catch, tag, and release" program, or do the out-of-town perps get a free express ticket home to the waiting arms of authorities there?

5 Poitiers-Lepanto  3/05/07 7:14:40 am reply quote

The leftist army attacking the West from inside, while the islamic army attacks from outside and inside.

Relentlessly.

marxobakuninist fascists and islamofascists unite !

the dawn of the Seventh century is near !

6 doppelganglander  3/05/07 7:14:50 am reply quote

How do these losers pay for their travel to Copenhagen? Welfare, I guess.

7 NoSubmission  3/05/07 7:15:05 am reply quote

What a bunch of losers.

They tried squatting in the East Village downtown and took over Tompkins Square Park back in the late 80's. Mostly smelly out-of-towners looking to escape their dull lives. What a putrid lot.

8 Sharmuta  3/05/07 7:15:10 am reply quote
The area around the Youth House building has been cordoned off, but protesters torched cars, ransacked a school and set fire to a nursery, police said.

The politics of Peace and Love- attack children!

/sickos.

9 Jheka  3/05/07 7:15:50 am reply quote

Nothing says heightened social consciousness like setting fire to a nursery ...

10 Ringo the Gringo  3/05/07 7:16:17 am reply quote
11 Kragar (proud to be kafir)  3/05/07 7:16:57 am reply quote

Their squat is being demolished even as we read.

Unfortunately, it appears the squatters were removed first.

12 beblebrox  3/05/07 7:17:57 am reply quote

wonder how a bunch of bottom feeding human waste-oids can afford an internet connection?

13 Ben Hur  3/05/07 7:18:36 am reply quote

Amazing.

If they would use all the energy they use to riot in name of the cause, to actually study something pragmatic, or like, GET A JOB, they wouldn't have to squat, would they?

14 seejanemom  3/05/07 7:19:09 am reply quote

SIGN THE CPAC BLOGGER'S PETITION RENOUNCING ANN COULTER'S REMARK

It is not about what Ann IS , but what Ann SAID.

15 NoSubmission  3/05/07 7:19:27 am reply quote

funny OT: Audio clip of Hilary's 'Southern Accent'

16 MandyManners  3/05/07 7:21:55 am reply quote
17 HeatherRadish  3/05/07 7:22:19 am reply quote

The anarchists are organizing?

*chortle*

18 Poitiers-Lepanto  3/05/07 7:22:22 am reply quote

#13 Ben Hur

or like, GET A JOB

ANATHEMA !
Being "exploited" by Kapital !
Never !
Stealing what OTHERS produce is way better !
And the islamofascists agree, see the GDP of all the muslim countries...

19 yank in the eu  3/05/07 7:23:07 am reply quote

Hey, in order to get their message out, these anarchist bozos are using the very facilites and structures which are products of the organized and lawful society they reject. Hahahaha, such idiots. Have another beer and pass the chillum.

20 dead sea squirrel  3/05/07 7:23:27 am reply quote
#15 NoSubmission
funny OT: Audio clip of Hilary's 'Southern Accent'

She sounds like Granny from the Beverly Hillbillies. What a phony.

21 littleoldlady  3/05/07 7:23:41 am reply quote

Aw, come on Europe! You can do better than just a few hundred "slackers, anarchists, and moonbats", can't you?

/crestfallen
//starting a fund for a Home for European Slackers, Anarchists and Moonbats.
///located in the Arctic

22 seejanemom  3/05/07 7:24:00 am reply quote

# 15

Tha accent is a SCREAM. With the internet, will she EEEEVah live this dowe?

23 Sponge  3/05/07 7:24:04 am reply quote

Squatting still exists? Who owns the building? You're trespassing.......POW!

no more squatting.....

24 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  3/05/07 7:24:27 am reply quote

something rotten in the state of Denmark.
First to offer up that cliche?

25 zombie  3/05/07 7:24:31 am reply quote

So much Scandinavian boredom, so few actual injustices to protest.

The fact that they can throw a massive riot over a few trustafarian drug dealers being tossed out of their playhouse and forced to move back in with their mommies shows just how cushy and safe their lives really are. That's the biggest outrage you can come up with?

Sad.

26 Ringo the Gringo  3/05/07 7:25:32 am reply quote

The building has been demolished but the smell of patchouli oil and burning tires still lingers.

27 NoSubmission  3/05/07 7:29:09 am reply quote

deadseasquirrel * seeejanemom

Isn't it the pits? LOL!
I hope she never tries a New York accent! My head would explode.

28 beblebrox  3/05/07 7:30:56 am reply quote
Stan: So it seems like we have enough people now. When do we start taking down the corporations?
Hippie (takes a drag on his joint): Yeah man, the corporations. Right now they're raping the world for money!
Kyle: Yeah, so, where are they? Let's go get 'em.
Hippie: Right now we're proving we don't need corporations. We don't need money. This can become a commune where everyone just helps each other.
Hippie: Yeah, we'll have one guy who like, who like, makes bread. A-and one guy who like, l-looks out for other people's safety.
Stan: You mean like a baker and a cop?
Hippie: No no, can't you imagine a place where people live together and like, provide services for each other in exchange for their services?
Kyle: Yeah, it's called a town.

/damn hippies

29 Sharmuta  3/05/07 7:31:51 am reply quote
The area around the Youth House building has been cordoned off, but protesters torched cars, ransacked a school and set fire to a nursery, police said.

Perhaps someone said, "Won't somebody please think of the children?!" So they did.

Moderate democrat lurkers- is this the kind of behavior in people you want to associate with?

30 HeatherRadish  3/05/07 7:43:41 am reply quote

#25 zombie


So much Scandinavian boredom, so few actual injustices to protest.

You've read Fjordman, right?

31 Kragar (proud to be kafir)  3/05/07 8:17:42 am reply quote

tap tap tap

This thing back on?

32 so.cal.swede  3/05/07 8:19:18 am reply quote
wonder how a bunch of bottom feeding human waste-oids can afford an internet connection?

Most of these kids are university students, they are on student loans and grants. Student train tickets are cheap, broadband internet is usually free for students.

33 RTLM  3/05/07 8:19:51 am reply quote

Did Charles just clear out all the visitors?

34 Ringo the Gringo  3/05/07 8:20:08 am reply quote

Who turned out the lights?

35 zombie  3/05/07 8:21:50 am reply quote

Is LGF down for everyone else?

36 iowan  3/05/07 8:22:34 am reply quote

shoot to kill, and be done with it.

37 shug  3/05/07 8:23:25 am reply quote

My moonbat protest haiku


We gotta protest
Down with the New World order!
Mom will you drive us?

38 Cartman  3/05/07 8:23:50 am reply quote

The hamsters came back to life!

39 The Other Les  3/05/07 8:23:51 am reply quote

I would suggest responding with violence.

(Sowhat else is new?)

40 Paul Atreides  3/05/07 8:24:30 am reply quote

Time to break out the baseball bats and soap.

41 NoSubmission  3/05/07 8:24:45 am reply quote

35 zombie
The board was down for about half an hour or more.

42 Who Watches the Watchmen?  3/05/07 8:25:08 am reply quote

*tap* *tap*
Is this thing on?

Two words: Odessa Steps

43 Posted by Post  3/05/07 8:27:17 am reply quote

The rioters logic, and $6.25, can get you a cup of coffee at a WTO meeting in Seattle.

44 earth56  3/05/07 8:27:36 am reply quote

If you ever meet an anarchist, ask them the question I have asked.

What would you want at the end of the game if everything came true in what you believe ?

The answer is always a .......... silence ( crickets ) silence ( crickets )

45 zombie  3/05/07 8:27:52 am reply quote
#41 NoSubmission

It was like a darkness descended over my eyes. Everything became very quiet...and I swam toward the light! Just when I reached the center -- whew! -- LGF came back online.

That was a close call.

46 angst  3/05/07 8:30:00 am reply quote

OT but I don't get this:
Al-Maliki orders probe into Iraqi-British raid

I read the article, and it's sounds like the Brits & Iraqis did the right thing.....
But the headline spins it to make them look bad. I looked for it elsewhere and can't find it. That's really reinforces my thought that they "done good", otherwise you'd find it as the top news story everywhere.

47 bubbasbbq  3/05/07 8:30:43 am reply quote

Time to fill the water cannons with pepper spray and violet dye.

48 Who Watches the Watchmen?  3/05/07 8:32:39 am reply quote

#44 earth56

If you ever meet an anarchist, ask them the question I have asked.

What would you want at the end of the game if everything came true in what you believe ?

"To, like, be free and (looks down at ground) um...not have anybody kill me and take my stuff."

49 freewesterncanada  3/05/07 8:32:55 am reply quote

HeatherRadish fjordman rocks! His honesty is refreshing.

Since the MSM's will not report if it's Muslims or not. I'll give this link about how Muslims see themselves, as losers just in case.

[Link: no-libs.com...]

50 Pawn of the Oppressor  3/05/07 8:33:46 am reply quote
"They are breaking my heart. I cannot stand it," said Birgitte, a black-clad 21-year-old woman with dreadlocks.

Ah yes, the Loose Change Generation, Euro Edition.

Hey, chica - you're 21. You're young, you're stupid, and you're a hippie (but I repeat myself). You probably have no idea what "heartbreak" is. Get a life.

51 Just_A_Grunt  3/05/07 8:34:08 am reply quote

Here is what happenend while you were away.
Paleos continue to celebrate Groundhog Day

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Members of a Hamas militia engaged in a daytime gunbattle with security officers in the worst outbreak of internal violence since rival Palestinian factions agreed to form a unity government last month, security officials said.

The gunbattle broke out in Gaza City when Hamas and Fatah loyalists argued over who had control of a nearby training compound, security officials said.

elsewhere in the land of the Religion of Peace and Tolerance™
Gang-rape victim faces lashes
A SAUDI woman who was kidnapped at knifepoint, gang-raped and then beaten by her brother was sentenced to 90 lashes - for a meeting a man who was not a relative, a newspaper reported.

In an interview with the Saudi Gazette, the 19-year-old said she was blackmailed a year ago into meeting a man who threatened to tell her family they were having a relationship outside wedlock, which is illegal in the ultra-conservative desert kingdom.

52 lawhawk  3/05/07 8:34:13 am reply quote

Glitch in the matrix?

If you can read this, there are two developments worth following:

1) The Iraqi interior ministry is getting a well-deserved reorganization - 10,000 folks getting handed their walking papers.

2) The SUV Rampager Mohammed Taheriazar made an appearance in court today, and continued his ranting and raving to the point of being led away to be examined at a local hospital's mental health ward.

53 NoSubmission  3/05/07 8:34:27 am reply quote

45 zombie
LOL!
What happened? Was it a digg swarm?
A Drudge-a-lanche?

Zomb, Are you going to the 2007 Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair at 5pm, Saturday, March 17th?

Ward Churchill, everyone's not-so-favorite pseudo-Native American will be speaking.

54 songbird  3/05/07 8:35:09 am reply quote

OT many many thanks to those who expressed concern about my mom. My brother, her boyfriend and I are taking turns taking care of her. This weekend my sister will be here to join us.

To add insult to injury, my husband's car ('91 Plymouth Sundance) gave up the ghost while he was going to work. Now we need to go car shopping on top of everything!

I'm just waiting for the next thing to happen.

OT again - Ah Cain't mek it kleer enuf haw much Ah hait that ther Clinton Draaawl.

55 Cartman  3/05/07 8:36:08 am reply quote

#44 earth56

What would you want at the end of the game if everything came true in what you believe ?

More chaos, dude! More chaos!

56 Poitiers-Lepanto  3/05/07 8:36:36 am reply quote

the subversives subverted the connection...

57 FrogMarch  3/05/07 8:37:09 am reply quote

Doesn't it fill your heart with joy to know these leftists want to take away your hard earned money so that they can have free health care? So that every time they get the sniffles or a sexually transmitted disease flair-up – they don’t have to pay the doctor anything?


We should want to work for these slackers! After all, "it's for the children and Hillary will take things away from us for the common good."

These folks are the "common good".

Scary.

58 Easy 8  3/05/07 8:37:50 am reply quote

Let the beatings commence!

[Link: www.nothingtoxic.com...]

59 yank in the eu  3/05/07 8:38:32 am reply quote

Many European countries have "Squatters' Rights" laws; perhaps these incidents are a step in getting rid of this nonsense.

The passive treatment of anarcho-squatters is an example of the nanny state nurturing and coddling of people who are wasting their lives in substance abused on the public dime.

How about we get a group of people, some Caterpillars and some cement trucks and squat on a few squatters? We can put a used bookstore where their graffiti and beer-can ridden slum-house used to be. I could live in used bookstores, but I wouldn't squat in one.

60 Stuck in california  3/05/07 8:39:07 am reply quote

6000 in here right now....

61 Sharmuta  3/05/07 8:40:24 am reply quote

25 zombie

The fact that they can throw a massive riot over a few trustafarian drug dealers being tossed out of their playhouse and forced to move back in with their mommies shows just how cushy and safe their lives really are. That's the biggest outrage you can come up with?

Sad.

Isn't it? I've always believed this has had more to do with emulating the glorified "peace" movement of the late 60s and early 70s than anything else. They want to be "cool like that". Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't recall hippies attacking children's schools and nurseries.

62 Paul Atreides  3/05/07 8:41:27 am reply quote

Donchya all just love the news coming from all of these European countries that, according to the left, are so much more advanced than we American rubes.

63 yank in the eu  3/05/07 8:42:22 am reply quote

#59 of

64 beblebrox  3/05/07 8:42:45 am reply quote

#32 so.cal.swede

Ah! Probably "professional" students. Shouldn't they be doing something like, um, studying?

65 Paul Atreides  3/05/07 8:43:42 am reply quote
but protesters torched cars, ransacked a school and set fire to a nursery

That's probably the most work they've done in their entire lives.

66 capt_doug61  3/05/07 8:44:15 am reply quote

Where's Reptillicus when we need him?
(Famous Grade Z Danish movie monster.)
He'd take care of those nasty anarchists!

67 zombie  3/05/07 8:46:07 am reply quote
#53 NoSubmission
Zomb, Are you going to the 2007 Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair at 5pm, Saturday, March 17th?

Nope! Sorry. I never show up where I am expected. And this year, I am definitely expected.

68 saltmarsh  3/05/07 8:48:15 am reply quote

#14 seejanemom

I'm trying to work a crossword puzzle. Try to help me with it, if you can...

What's a six letter word for "anal probe"?

How about "The Man From Breck"? starts with an "E" and ends with a "D"?

69 American Soldier  3/05/07 8:49:24 am reply quote

Damn blog outages!
While I was waiting for LGF to return, wound up shopping on eBay.
Damn blog outages!

70 yank in the eu  3/05/07 8:49:59 am reply quote

The real squatters aren't usually students -- in my experience. They certainly do attract young people to their groups, who are students and into the punk / drug thing, though.

71 Leftfoot Leeds  3/05/07 8:51:22 am reply quote

As the leftists in this country get more marginalized by being proved wrong endless times, they will again resort to initiating violence," the last refuge of incompetence."
No doubt with, Moore, Carter, and Chomsky in the lead. But don't hold your breath. They are like the Mullahs of the left, they just indoctrinate and recruit. It's the sycophants that do the dirty work, like burning schools and cars.

72 Sponge  3/05/07 8:53:34 am reply quote
What's a six letter word for "anal probe"?

Edwards....oh wait, that's seven....darn. I tried to help.

73 Cali White Bear  3/05/07 8:55:10 am reply quote

call me nutty, but i would rather see a bunch of
nappy-haired weed merchant white kids throwing rocks at a starbux and listening to Coldplay than i would like to see 100k screaming members of the religion of peace cutting off heads and cooking up a dirty bomb.

74 Lance  3/05/07 8:57:07 am reply quote
More than 600 people were arrested and more than 20 injured as protesters hurled cobblestones at riot police and set fire to cars and trash bins in Copenhagen's worst riots in 14 years.

Worst riots in 14 years? What about those cartoons from a little while ago?

75 SaneInMN  3/05/07 8:57:26 am reply quote

OT...
Jim Geraghty, National Review's Dhimmi of the Year

[Link: hillaryspot.nationalreview.com...]

Pelosi's Wrecking U.S.-Turkish Relations; Film At 11

In a couple of months, when my former home of Turkey is exploding with rage and anti-Americanism, and every friend of America in that country looks like a sucker after we've accused them of genocide in order to make friends with 1.5 million Armenians and made enemies of 80 million Turks, we can all say as one...

"Nice going, Nancy Pelosi. Keep telling us how we're the unsophisticated unilateralists who don't know how to get along with foreign cultures."

More from Jackson Diehl, who I think is too gentle on those pushing the resolution on the Armenian Genocide. (And now that I'm on this side of the Atlantic, I don't have to use the "so-called" prefix.)

Look, I understand commemorating the genocide and pointing the finger at Turkey is a very high priority to Armenian-Americans.

No Jim, you don't have a clue about the evil of genocide, as demonstrated by the garbage you spew forth below..

But in terms of vital U.S. interests, fighting the battle over the correct interpretation of events of nearly a century ago is about 10,345th on the list. Our tasks in Iraq, and dealing with Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and fighting extremist interpretations of Islam will be much, much easier with Turkey as an ally on these issues instead of an enemy.

Turkey has been our ally regarding Iraq? Thats news to me Jim, and I imagine the 4th ID would also be surprised at your assessment.

And the Turks' sensitivity on this issue is hard for most Americans to imagine. Imagine the passions of the Vietnam war, the Confederate flag, the treatment of Native Americans, and the internment of Japanese-Americans all rolled into one, and you have a sense of the touchiness of this issue in Turkish life.

Here, Jim compares events in American History (maybe he is referring to the re-education camps, or Pol Pot's genocide...strike that!) to the Armenian Genocide that the Turks perpetrated, and refuse to this day to admit. Even if we consider what the US did to the American Indians as comparable at some level, the US has admonished itself over this issuse time and time again. From pop culture, to the movie industry, in no way can the case be made that the US has denied the atrocities that were dealt out to American Indians over the course of US history, especially during the west-ward expansion.

If this resolution passes the House, the U.S. can expect no cooperation from the Turks for anywhere from three to five years. Are you paying attention, Hillary? Obama? Are you prepared to enter the Oval Office and lead a war on terror without our closest Muslim ally?

Our "closest Muslim ally" has done NOTHING but spit in our face regarding Iraq, and recently produced a film (the highest budget film EVER produced in Turkey) depicting the US and Israel as twin evils, tortuting and mutilating poor innocent muslims.

By the way, Pelosi, Queen of Diplomatic Sensitivity, refused to meet with Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul when he visited Washington recently. Way to go, Nancy. Keep teaching us all how to get along with our allies

I never thouht I would say this, but Go Nancy!

76 NoSubmission  3/05/07 8:59:18 am reply quote

67 zombie

Nope! Sorry. I never show up where I am expected. And this year, I am definitely expected.


Ah... fame.

77 Ringo the Gringo  3/05/07 9:02:22 am reply quote

After Violent Protests, Copenhagen Youth House Comes Down

Crowds of young people gathered as demolition work began on the building, which was constructed at the end of the 19th century as a community center.

"Why, why?" demanded Sarah, a tearful 14-year-old, who had skipped school and came to the scene when she heard "the sad news on the radio."

Now this poor little darling has no place to smoke pot and learn about anarchy.

78 Jheka  3/05/07 9:11:33 am reply quote

#75 SaneInMN:

Good post. No apologists for atrocities. I don't care if they happen to vote Republican.

And yeah, the Turks are the kinds of allies I'd wish on our enemies.

79 Sol Roth  3/05/07 9:16:04 am reply quote
more violence from anarchist and anti-capitalist protesters

Al-MSM will use every word but Communist. Gotta ask yourself why.

80 just another four-letter word  3/05/07 9:32:03 am reply quote

Maybe if the Danes had decided to bust heads instead of letting 'em squat? Ya don't *do* squat, ya *get* squat(ters)!

Fer cryin' out loud, haven't they ever heard the expression, "Once you pay the Danegeld, you never get rid of the Dane!" Are they that dense?

Nevermind. Rehtorical question...

JAFLW

81 Sol Roth  3/05/07 9:46:30 am reply quote
more violence from anarchist and anti-capitalist protesters

Al-MSM will use every word but Communist. Gotta ask yourself why.

82 TalkinKamel  3/05/07 10:07:02 am reply quote

Why, exactly, is Copenhagen responsible for these thugs' wasted, pointless lives?

83 Paul Atreides  3/05/07 10:19:42 am reply quote
Why, exactly, is Copenhagen responsible for these thugs' wasted, pointless lives?

"Because, like, dude, they just, like, are. We, and our, like, generation, like, care more about the, like, planet than you, like, capitalist pigs. And, like, we, like, believe in, like, world peace, so like, get out of my face before I, like kill you. Where's my, like, Gameboy, dude?"

84 Ellen  3/05/07 10:23:58 am reply quote

I vaguely remember disaffected youts squatting in Paris and London in the 60s and reacting with violence when they were crossed. I was too busy working and going to school to have the luxury of living in a cold, bare, smelly building where I had to compete with rats for living space.

I have no pity at all for these people. None. I got my first job at age 14 and have worked ever since. I've thought it would be fun to go to Copenhagen, but I can't afford it. Must be nice to let The Man pay for your fare.

85 squarepeg  3/05/07 10:35:00 am reply quote

#73 cali

call me nutty, but i would rather see a bunch of nappy-haired weed merchant white kids throwing rocks at a starbux and listening to Coldplay than i would like to see 100k screaming members of the religion of peace cutting off heads and cooking up a dirty bomb.

Dude, you can have both!

86 THX-42  3/05/07 10:35:09 am reply quote

I travel regularly all over the world, and Copenhagen is one of my favorite capitals in Europe. For a large city, it is relatively clean, traffic-light, and a visual delight. Furthermore the people are wonderful. Bright, friendly, speak English very well (it's compulsory in school). While their political system is in the Scandinavian tradition, it is more "socialist-lite" than Sweden or Norway, and they are definitely not of the French cheese-eating surrender monkey types, nor anti-American.

In fact, they seem to be among the few European countries that are not only supporting us in the WOT, but are also awakening to the dangers of Islamofascism at home.

These squatters and "professional anarchists" (which are like rat packs all over Western Europe) are messing with the wrong country. I predict there will be some new "St. Pancakes" in Copenhagen if they push their luck.

87 kirche  3/05/07 10:47:44 am reply quote

so once they thoroughly trash one of the coolest cities on the planet, then what? what have they accomplished but to wreck their surroundings?

hmmm... maybe taught bush a lesson? or stuck it to the corporate man? bravely fought the zionist machine?

i dunno...

88 uptight  3/05/07 10:47:57 am reply quote

These people are just scum. I've more respect for the Islamofascists...at least they have a cause they believe in.

The scum are just rioting cos they like rioting.

89 justamomof4  3/05/07 10:48:17 am reply quote

Such a shame, at the pace Europe is fading . . .my children and I will never see the Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen as depicted in this song by Danny Kaye.

90 Sol Roth  3/05/07 10:50:25 am reply quote
more violence from anarchist and anti-capitalist protesters

Al-MSM will use every word but Communist. Gotta ask yourself why.

91 Pope Insouciance IV  3/05/07 10:51:10 am reply quote

83 Paul A

"Because, like, dude, they just, like, are. We, and our, like, generation, like, care more about the, like, planet than you, like, capitalist pigs. And, like, we, like, believe in, like, world peace, so like, get out of my face before I, like kill you. Where's my, like, Gameboy, dude?"

You have the required number of uses of "like" but are woefully inadequate in your "ya know" and "ummm" categories. Also, I assume you removed the profanity?

92 Corona  3/05/07 10:51:43 am reply quote

I had to wade through a squatter riot in Amsterdam in 1980 just to get back to work. A road brick bounced off the plastic bucket over my head. Then the teargas helped clean out my sinuses. But the squatters didn't realize they were disrupting a Hells Angels party in the area. Was pretty cool watching one Angel swinging a bat around keeping the massive debris away.

93 Sol Roth  3/05/07 10:53:57 am reply quote

Oops.

94 Nisse  3/05/07 10:59:01 am reply quote

Speaking of a target rich environment, you can now help the danish police squad in taking care of the squatters.

Of course

95 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  3/05/07 11:06:41 am reply quote

#94 nisse

All I got was "404 Ikke fundet." I don't need rudimentary knowledge of Danish to know what that means - "404" is the universal language.

96 Paul Atreides  3/05/07 11:14:25 am reply quote
You have the required number of uses of "like" but are woefully inadequate in your "ya know" and "ummm" categories. Also, I assume you removed the profanity?

I didn't want to be too accurate, for fear of losing the attention of the reader (I, for one, tune out those mouth-breathers when they launch into their language), and, I don't use profanity, even when quoting.

Have you ever noticed that, when one knows how to speak properly, it is difficult to sound as stupid as the type of person mentioned in the article, who does it with such ease?

I'll see if I can work on my Hillary cornpone dialect; she has plenty of you-knows and umms in her repetoire.

97 alegrias  3/05/07 11:19:21 am reply quote

Thank a hardworking Dane by buying Danish ham, cheese, LEGOs, butter cookies, beer, fine china, etc.! Your dollar might go towards their troops allied with us in Iraq.

98 danishmade  3/05/07 11:20:00 am reply quote

#95 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey Let me fix the link, Here

99 maddogg  3/05/07 11:29:45 am reply quote

Could be a good thing, get enough Moonbats together, they'll reach critical negative mass and implode, forming the Grey hole of stupity, with unresistable pull which will suck up all of the stupidity, political correctness, socialism, and Global Warming into itself, then disappearing into a pin hole with a satisfying 'POP'. Gotta get The Goricle and mama moonbat in the mix to assure the reaction, though. Denmark is the perfect place, as all of the conditions are right.

100 taxfreekiller  3/05/07 11:38:18 am reply quote

OT

Note,
The person in this CNN, interview with Wolfe with Blisters, says the words, Radical Islam, and you can tell he knows what that is.
The person in this CNN, interview, looks at the camera where he knows the American people are, he does not fawn over Blisters, he states facts, backs it up, he tells the truth , "I would not vote for McCain for President"'
He does not have the blinks as Nancy the Demonrat does.
give freedom and justice 11 min 14 seconds of your time

[Link: www.americanpatrol.com...]

101 alegrias  3/05/07 11:49:35 am reply quote

#100 taxfree

Thank you for link to Mr. Tancredo's interview.

Aren't Senators Kennedy & McCain going to spring their lame immigration suggestions on the American people this week?

102 taxfreekiller  3/05/07 11:59:41 am reply quote

#101

Last Wed. in fact, Bush is paceing the halls of the White House lusting to sign it, the re-election money is on the line.

103 hous bin pharteen  3/05/07 1:21:14 pm reply quote

Hmm.
I am thinking both Algore and the Silky Pony (Edwards) have huge properties that should be used to house the homeless. As good comrads in the socialist movement they need to do their part to help the common man.
So where are the squatters?

Think of how many homes for the homeless could be built with the resources poured into the estates of the rich democrats.

104 FQ Kafir  3/05/07 2:32:07 pm reply quote

Can anyone help me find out the exact day of this probe? I keep a file of terror attack dates, and would like to add this one. Thanks in advance for any help you can give. Long live the lizards!

105 Spionator  3/05/07 2:37:49 pm reply quote

After having read up at wikipedia, I can´t believe that Ungsdomhuset could ever be offered for sale, and how anybody could be desperate enough to buy it.

106 Timbre  3/05/07 2:46:56 pm reply quote

Notice that these pathetic idiots never have the courage to protest in China, or North Korea, or Syria, or Turkmenistan (before the Big Turkman died recently) or other totalitarian states. The anarchists condemn industrialism, then hypocritically hop on planes, trains, and buses to gather at the next riot. They can all go straight to Heaven.

107 Holger Danske  3/05/07 4:19:12 pm reply quote

I'm from Denmark, but not Copenhagen. There hasn't been rioting since saturday, when some of the citizens fought back and beat up protesters in their backyards. There has been a few arrests, but nothing serious. I think the worst trouble makers are arrested.

The car burning and vandalism of a high school is old news. That happend thursday and friday. The riots saturday wasn't that bad either.

108 TheMole  3/05/07 5:03:35 pm reply quote

To Holger Danske #107

Thanks for posting. What I'd like to know is, basically, just how much of a leftist troublemaker headquarters this place actually was. And, why did the "Christian group", whatever that is, buy it? And, why is this happening now? Is it because the current government of Denmark is getting around to dealing with problems that their predecessors ignored?

Any clarification you can provide is welcome. It's hard for us to get accurate information about events like this.

109 saxe17  3/05/07 5:40:39 pm reply quote

I'd like to see them try that in Saudi Arabia.

110 mattm  3/05/07 6:11:16 pm reply quote

I though moonbats were aganist environmental destruction and violence. Why so much violence and destruction?

111 Spionator  3/05/07 11:38:55 pm reply quote

The Knud Evensen cult bought the property in 2000 through a neutral frontend, after the city had rejected the bid of the cultists. The contract had a clause prohibition reselling within the first 12 months, but the next year already the cult openly bought the stocks of their frontend. After the masquerade blew up, the cult rejected all offers to buy it back.

If I were as indiscrete as some of the commenters above, I´d say Knud Evensen is crying for a strong spanking from his d*ddy. But as so often these days the Cannabis subculture has to serve as a father surrogate, and stop a desperado masquerading behind Christianity from mutilating his own culture. If those cops are as tough as the media suggest, they should be in Afghanistan instead!

Anyways, Knud Evensen now has the option to realize his dream of building a church carrying the curse of realty fraud. And Denmark now has its ground zero.

112 Cry of defiance and not of fear  3/06/07 2:56:32 am reply quote

84 Ellen: not quite 'disaffected' youths living in rat holes in those heady days of the Paris riots. I know someone who was travelling through Europe at the time and, arriving in Vienna, was looking for some accommodation when a fellow traveller on the train (the old Orient Express, long past its glory days) invited him to stay with the traveller and his family. The traveller, a 'youth' in his mid-20s, had suffered some wounds from a scrap with the Paris riot police (who knew their job in those days) during the infamous Paris riots. The youth's father was a long-time diplomat, mother was a friend of the then President of France and their home was one of the finest in the city. Not too hard a life being a professional rioter. I wonder what district of Copenhagen this lot of squatters calls 'home'?

113 TalkinKamel  3/06/07 5:41:14 am reply quote

#107 Holger Dansk

No offense, Holger, but if homeowners had to fight off rioters who'd invaded their back yards, it sounds pretty bad to me.

And it's wrong to burn down schools, whether it happens on Thursday, Saturday or whenever.

114 Greg  3/06/07 6:13:52 am reply quote

Yeah man....lets have sushi and not pay for it! (Repo Man comment about slackers/hippie idiocy).

115 AmericanViking  3/06/07 11:27:03 am reply quote

#108 TheMole

What I'd like to know is, basically, just how much of a leftist troublemaker headquarters this place actually was.

For the mostpart, the YouthHouse was a beneign place, as was the 'clientelle' - at least during everyday life. They HAVE rioted before, for instance after Denmarks initial acceptance into the EU. During that riot, Danish police didn't have their plans and equipment together - which is why they actually ended up drawing their guns and began shooting into the crowd.

Under the right circumstances, the YouthHouse clientel is renowned for violent rioting - we've seen the burning cars and mayhem before. There is a small, hardcore group of, shall we say 'militant' lefties amongst the larger, more peacefull group of 'alternative' people who frequented the YouthHouse.

A couple of hours ago, Danish TV2 broadcast a poll indicating that 70% of Danes are GLAD or VERY GLAD to see the YouthHouse being torn down. 23% were indifferent, whilst 7% were NOT happy at all. So, the masses have spoken, and they don't like the YouthHouse, or the culture of militant violence that they sometimes engage in.

And, why did the "Christian group", whatever that is, buy it? And, why is this happening now?

The 'Fatherhouse' group started in downtown Copenhagen - their first offices and church are only a few hundred yards from the YouthHouse, in fact. The Fatherhouse group had been looking for years for a building in the area to convert into a community house, so to speak. A place with a café, theatre, meeting rooms, and so on. A place to launch public access benefits and such.

Since real-estate prices in Copenhagen are ridiculously high, nothing was found within their price range - until Copenhagen Municipality offered the YouthHouse up for sale (for 2.3 million Danish Kroner = $400,000). So they bought it, and then spent the next 7 years battling the youths in court for their reluctance/refusal to move out of the building. The Fatherhouse finally won their suit (through multiple cases), and the police were given the task to evict them with force, if need be.

Well, force was needed, as the youths stated publically that they would fight back if anyone tried to expell them from 'their' house. Needless to say, the police won, and the squatters lost.

Is it because the current government of Denmark is getting around to dealing with problems that their predecessors ignored?

Yes and no. This case wasn't about problems created by predecessors, or religion vs non-religion, or even conservatives vs liberals (right vs left) - it was about ownership laws vs tenant laws. The youths were only tenants, whilst the building was actually owned by the Copenhagen Municipality.

The municipality chose to sell it, the tenants were given eviction notices, and that was that. The tenants claimed that the house was theirs, and that they had first dibs on the place. Danish courts rejected that claim, and the police ended up evicting the tenants (the youths) - the youths chose to riot in protest, and more than 700 of them have been arrested so far.

The nation won and the squatting tenants lost - end of story.

#112 CODANOF

I wonder what district of Copenhagen this lot of squatters calls 'home'?

Some are from abroad, like the Germans, Swedes, Norwegians and Canadians who came to fight. Others are from the more wealthy areas north of Copenhagen. Some come from around Copenhagen suburbs - but the majority of youths are from innercity Copenhagen. Some are adults, whilst others are just teens (13 and up).

As far as I know, there wasn't a lot of drug trafficing and/or usage going on at the YouthHouse - most of that is located in either Christiania, or around Copenhagen in its suburbs. Most of the violence stemming from the youths over the years grew out of the political issues - or in this case, ownership issues - that the youths disagreed with.

116 Cry of defiance and not of fear  3/08/07 12:19:18 am reply quote

115 American Viking and all other Danish/Swedish/Norwegian/European Lizards: Can you tell everyone you know in your countries about the following:

On September 11, 2007 there is to be a protest outside the European Parliament in Brussels organised by
SIAD (The Stop Islamification in Denmark movement). They are hoping to have European-wide support.

sioe.@siad.dk
Tel: +45 96 77 17 84

sioe.nsh@btinternet.com is I believe the British site (the 'nsh' stands for 'No Sharia Here').

SIAD is liaising European-wide and [Link: www.akte-islam.de...] is heading German site

Tack sa mycket!

117 AmericanViking  3/08/07 4:22:18 am reply quote

#116 CODANOF

Yes Sir, I'll see if I can get something rolling over here...


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