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Stephen Adams

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Nov 24, 2009, 9:19:03 AM11/24/09
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Yep, there IS a move to the center-right in Europe (as shown in my post
listing the governing coalitions), and even more so in Sweden:

http://www.thelocal.se/23440/20091124/

The SD in Sweden are now below 30%. The are within the margin-of error
of not being the largest party in the country - the Consevative 'Moderaterna'
are effectively tied with them.

The 'Left' coalition in Sweden is now 10.4% Green, 29.7% SD and 6.9% Left
(former Communists known as the VPK, now just VP) for a total of 48%, or
less than half the electorate.

Like I said. Europe is goverened by the center-right and moving more
that way.

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Father Gregory

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Nov 24, 2009, 10:25:24 AM11/24/09
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Old news from 08.


The Swedish parliament has decided that Sweden can send a maximum of 600
peacekeeping troops to Afghanistan to take part in the NATO-led
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).

NATO has deployed about 50,000 troops to help the US-backed government in
Kabul fight the Taliban and other insurgents. There are another nearly
20,000 soldiers under US command.

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Stephen Adams

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Nov 24, 2009, 11:07:40 AM11/24/09
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"Father Gregory" <father....@ntlworld.com> writes:

>The Swedish parliament has decided that Sweden can send a maximum of 600
>peacekeeping troops to Afghanistan to take part in the NATO-led
>International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).

They currently have 500 troops there. Around Mazer-e-Sharif.

AGG

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Nov 24, 2009, 2:14:44 PM11/24/09
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***We can count on you right wing fuckers to leave out what you don't
like, no? Let's recap what the article really said...........

***The centre-right parties in the right wing alliance, the Centre Party
and Christian Democrats, LOST support.

***The far right Sweden Democrats LOST support.

***The leftist parties the Green Party, Left Party, and Pirate Party
GAINED significant support.

***The centre-left coalition LEADS the right wing alliance by five points.

***The right wing alliance is even FEWER than half the electorate than
the left wing alliance!

***Nice playing, teabagger.

Stephen Adams

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Nov 24, 2009, 6:42:16 PM11/24/09
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AGG <a...@nospam.org> writes:

>On 11/24/2009 8:19 AM, Stephen Adams wrote:
>> Yep, there IS a move to the center-right in Europe (as shown in my post
>> listing the governing coalitions), and even more so in Sweden:
>>
>> http://www.thelocal.se/23440/20091124/
>>
>> The SD in Sweden are now below 30%. The are within the margin-of error
>> of not being the largest party in the country - the Consevative 'Moderaterna'
>> are effectively tied with them.
>>
>> The 'Left' coalition in Sweden is now 10.4% Green, 29.7% SD and 6.9% Left
>> (former Communists known as the VPK, now just VP) for a total of 48%, or
>> less than half the electorate.
>>
>> Like I said. Europe is goverened by the center-right and moving more
>> that way.
>

>***We can count on you right wing fuckers to leave out what you don't
>like, no? Let's recap what the article really said...........
>
>***The centre-right parties in the right wing alliance, the Centre Party
>and Christian Democrats, LOST support.

The point was, that the SD are in danger of not being the largest party
in Sweden, about to be passed by Moderaterna. You can't read, can you?
Typical lefty fool. SD in reverse, Consevatives growing.

>***The far right Sweden Democrats LOST support.

Good.

>***The leftist parties the Green Party, Left Party, and Pirate Party
>GAINED significant support.
>
>***The centre-left coalition LEADS the right wing alliance by five points.

They will lose. Mona Salin is a horrid campaigner and has high negatives.

>***The right wing alliance is even FEWER than half the electorate than
>the left wing alliance!

The point of the article, which you clearly can't read, is that the SD
is dropping like a rock.

>***Nice playing, teabagger.

You lose.

vjp...@at.biostrategist.dot.dot.com

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Nov 24, 2009, 8:20:17 PM11/24/09
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I have a number of friends with Swedish doctorates (economics,
medicine) who are going back. Mind you, these were they chaps who only
went to the Swedish church in Manhattan to read the newspapers, not
worship. When I first met them, they complained socialism made
progress impossible back home.


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Alfred G. Green Jr.

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Nov 25, 2009, 12:52:34 AM11/25/09
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Stephen Adams wrote:
> AGG <a...@nospam.org> writes:
>
>> On 11/24/2009 8:19 AM, Stephen Adams wrote:
>>> Yep, there IS a move to the center-right in Europe (as shown in my post
>>> listing the governing coalitions), and even more so in Sweden:
>>>
>>> http://www.thelocal.se/23440/20091124/
>>>
>>> The SD in Sweden are now below 30%. The are within the margin-of error
>>> of not being the largest party in the country - the Consevative 'Moderaterna'
>>> are effectively tied with them.
>>>
>>> The 'Left' coalition in Sweden is now 10.4% Green, 29.7% SD and 6.9% Left
>>> (former Communists known as the VPK, now just VP) for a total of 48%, or
>>> less than half the electorate.
>>>
>>> Like I said. Europe is goverened by the center-right and moving more
>>> that way.
>> ***We can count on you right wing fuckers to leave out what you don't
>> like, no? Let's recap what the article really said...........
>>
>> ***The centre-right parties in the right wing alliance, the Centre Party
>> and Christian Democrats, LOST support.
>
> The point was, that the SD are in danger of not being the largest party
> in Sweden, about to be passed by Moderaterna. You can't read, can you?
> Typical lefty fool. SD in reverse, Consevatives growing.
>

***Listen to you, teabagger. The Rightist alliance is in power but they
are BEHIND several points in the polls. And you reference some sort of
"growing"? A man falls down a cliff, climbs ten feet, and Mr. Adams
proclaims the man a winner? Splendid logic.

***The alliance won by only 2 points in 2006. Because of a fall in the
left, not anything the right had done. The Moderate Party is BEHIND in
the polls now. The MP, a party that won ONLY after MOVING to the LEFT
and is referenced in the papers as communitarian, sees its coalition
partners FALLING in the polls. The SD partners are RISING.

***Brilliant, man. Brilliant. Math denying, poll denying jackass who
doesn't understand coalition politics in Europe.

Stephen Adams

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Nov 25, 2009, 6:49:53 AM11/25/09
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One more time. SD are not going to be the largest party in Sweden.
So much for your claims of 'strong socialism' and no retrenchment.

>***The alliance won by only 2 points in 2006. Because of a fall in the
>left, not anything the right had done. The Moderate Party is BEHIND in
>the polls now. The MP, a party that won ONLY after MOVING to the LEFT
>and is referenced in the papers as communitarian, sees its coalition
>partners FALLING in the polls. The SD partners are RISING.

The GREENS are not SD. In fact, the right has been reaching out to them
for several years, since Swedish Greens are not uniformly leftist. Oops.

It's too bad you are clueless about what is going on there.

>***Brilliant, man. Brilliant. Math denying, poll denying jackass who
>doesn't understand coalition politics in Europe.

LOL. You are a fool, aren't you? Center-right coalitions run nearly
every country in Europe and are surging in Germany, England (where
they will whin an epic victory in the spring).

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