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We as a European Continent have a language through which we can communicate with each other. And this Language is called English.

However, we do not have a POLITICAL CULTURE. And we need a political culture today more than ever.

But why do we need it? You may ask. We need a political culture to say no to injustice, to say no to oppression and to stand up in solidarity with other people across Europe and across the world. That's why we need a political culture.

Today we see what is happening in Catalonia. We see the police brutality. We see how peaceful protesters are beaten by new fascist Spanish police. We see how people are covered in blood like they are some wild animals waiting to be slaughtered by Spanish Police. And we see the silence of Europe at the end.
 

However, what is happening in Catalonia is a lesson to Europe. And somehow a "KARMA" for the silence that has continued in the recent decades in relation to the people that are murdered and oppressed through our taxes and politics in Middle East.

And this Karma and this silence need a thinking humanity that....

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In a democratic world all the guilt falls on the badly lied and manipulated masses. Because at the end it is the people who elect the leaders of our country.

So it was in the British imperialism and colonialism era. And so is in the today New Imperialist Britain.

Like say, for example, politicians promise a bright and a better future by colonising another continent. And the people follow. Politicians promise a bright future by waging wars in another continent and turning black people into slaves. And people follow.

Ej, you the people, who follow like sheep your leaders, hello here?

So the question here is, "Why do people of all times follow the mendacious and aggressive ideas of their politicians towards others? Because the masses have almost nothing, everything has been on the hand of the few for centuries. Say at least from the beginning of the capitalist era.

And for centuries, it is the children of the poor that turn into soldiers, doctors and teachers at the bottom. While the children of the rich become politicians, journalists on the mainstream media and businessmen. That’s the reality.

And the answer is that people can't stand still and think "when a better economy is promised to them." So people of all times follow all evil ideas of their politicians if a better economy is promised to them.

For example, to the today British people, a people whom we can straightaway blame for the Brexit chaos, the Brexit side and Boris Johnson promised a...

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It is morning time and a coffee time. So I sit to a Starbucks coffee here in Marbella, Spain. And I hear some foreign parents, a Lithuanian mom, an Arab father, and two young women with the Lithuanian mom, chatting with each other about a very sensitive topic. Bullying and racism at school.

“Spanish children are racists” shouted the Lithuanian mom a little bit of angry. And this phrase caught my attention while I was putting the cup of coffee near my lips.

“They bully foreigners,” she went on saying with a higher passion. And then her voice suddenly wavered.
“So if you want to bring your child to a Spanish school, I don’t recommend it to you,” she told to her younger friend of unknown origin.

At this moment, the Arab father jumped in the conversation and said, “You are right, they bully a lot and especially the Arabs. I remember one day my son came back home sad and with tears in his eyes said to me that his classmates pushed him to the ground.

"And when I asked my son why? he told me that his classmates said to him, “You are not Spanish, so go away from us, we don’t want to talk to you. and so on..."

“Here in Spain schools are a disaster, our kids are bullied daily while the teachers do nothing.” He said and then paused drinking some water.

“Yes, and it happens everywhere, they don’t like foreigners,” the Lithuanian mom went on speaking. “The Spanish create groups of friends, because they are the majority, and fight against the foreigners.” Here she suddenly stopped because her voice began to shiver.

And then she began again talking and now with a crackling voice. “When I first came to Marbella from Lithuania,” she went on saying now almost crying, “my child came back home crying and...

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