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Golden Dawn On The Verge Of Asserting Athens Municipality
New Poll: Golden Dawn candidate only half a percent point away from first position in the race for Mayor of Athens.
The Golden Dawn is slated to win the administration of Greece’s largest municipalities in the May 25th, 2014 elections. This view is confirmed by Epaminondas Panas, Professor of the Economics University of Athens who polled voters. The poll...
European People Revolt Against Globalist Design
Young people in Europe are rising up against the destructive internationalist powers-that-be and energetically rejecting forced integration of the races, the annihilation of their own cultural birthright, and multiculturalism. Thanks to ingenious use of social media websites like YouTube, Facebook and Fumano, the recently formed “identity movement” has...
Award-winning French historian commits suicide inside Notre Dame Cathedral
French police barricade the entrance to Paris Notre Dame Cathedral after the suicide on May 21, 2013.
An award-winning French historian has committed suicide inside landmark Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris to protest the ethical decay of the Western society.
Police confirmed that Dominique Venner, a far-right essayist and activist, shot himself in the mouth in...
Riot Police uses tear gas to stop Greek party from giving free food on Easter
Happening Today, Greek Police Attack Golden Dawn MPs And Crowd Of Needy Families
Leftists and Zionists of the world, the same who cry “police brutality!” when an Anarchist bank robber breaks a nail, today rejoice at the illegitimate Greek government’s orgy of violence and repression against its own people. This is news you won’t probably won’t see...
UKIP makes huge gains in local elections
The UK Independence Party (UKIP) declares itself the official opposition after making big gains in local elections.
UKIP is averaging 25% of the vote in the wards where it is standing with more than 140 seats so far, the state-run BBC reported.
Labour stands in the lead and the Conservatives in second place with 29% and 25% respectively.
UKIP is also in third...
Greek Village Calls Golden Dawn To Protect Them From Gypsy Crimes
The incompetence and indifference of local police have caused citizens of Trapezonti Laconia (near Sparta) to seek support from the people’s protectors, Golden Dawn. Gypsy violence, sex attacks, and theft has plagued the beautiful town, with its most vulnerable citizens such as women, the elderly and children, afraid to leave their homes. Community leaders...
Researchers grow natural teeth from epithelial cells
Researchers from King’s College London have achieved a breakthrough method during which they can grow real teeth from a person’s own gum cells.
The study published the Journal of Dental Research is first major advance in developing a method to replace missing teeth with new bioengineered teeth.
Researchers isolated some cells from adult human gum...
Moscow Mayor says no to more mosques in the city
Moscow Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Fitr with morning prayers.
The Mayor of Moscow says there are no plans to build a new mosque in the city, and says the ‘excessive’ number of economic migrants was a ‘harmful thing’.
“It has turned out that the praying Muslims are not at all Russian citizens and they are not Moscow residents. They are labor migrants....
Thousands rally in Moscow to support US adoption ban
Thousands have protested in Moscow to demand a ban on foreign adoptions following the death of Maksim Kuzmin, 3, who died shortly after being adopted by a US family in Texas. Pro-Kremlin activists demanded his brother Kirill be returned to Russia.
According to several estimates by the Russian Mothers public movement, the ‘Protect the Children’ protest...
Thousands of Bulgarians protest poverty, corruption
Bulgarians protesting against high utility bills on February 17, 2013 in Sofia.
Tens of thousands of Bulgarians have staged massive nationwide protests against poverty, high energy bills and corruption.
On Sunday, under the motto “Let’s Set the Monopolies on Fire,” huge number of people took to the streets of different parts of the country, including the...
US worried about UK’s EU exit
US officials have repeatedly valued Britain’s membership of the European Union (EU), saying they do not want the UK to leave the 27-nation bloc.
Last month, British Prime Minster David Cameron set a deadline to hold a national in-out referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union by the end of 2017.
In his long-awaited speech on Europe...
Catalan parliament approves declaration of state sovereignty
Catalan separatist merchandise is displayed at a stall in Las Ramblas, Barcelona, Spain.
The parliament of Spain’s northeastern region of Catalonia has approved a declaration of the region’s sovereignty as a major step towards its independence from Spain.
The non-binding resolution was passed on Wednesday by 85 votes in favor, 41 against, and two abstentions,...
Hundreds of thousands protest against gay marriage law in Paris
Three hundred thousand people took to the streets of Paris to oppose plans by Socialist President Francois Hollande to enact a same-sex marriage law by June.
Several hundred thousand demonstrators filled the streets of Paris during a protest against President Francois Hollande’s plans to legalize gay marriage later this year. The proposed law would allow same-sex...
Russian team takes ice sample from Lake Vostok in searching for life
Nearly a year after Russian researchers reached the unique sub-glacial Lake Vostok, the first sample of transparent ice from its water has been taken. The finding is of great value as it could reveal if the lake harbors life.
The Lake Vostok, isolated by 4-kilometer layer of ice for around the past 20 million years, has been of great interest to scientists...
Germany tells UK not to blackmail EU
A senior German official, and a close ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, has warned British Prime Minister David Cameron against blackmailing the EU by an in-out referendum on the union that could be disastrous to both London and Brussels.
Chair of Germany’s European affairs committee Gunther Krichbaum, who is visiting Britain at the helm of a high-level German...





















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