Perhaps Clare could speak for herself Lucille, and define what her unfortunate statement means. My mother is in her late 90s and spent six years in the Belgian resistance, rescuing Jews and resistance workers, so did the rest of her family, with her brother spending two years in a labour camp. I don't need to "try and fool anyone" - I can talk directly to an eye-witness who was actually there, and have done for years. Some on this forum would not be here without the efforts of such" old people."You can call it what you wish, but if you join the far left and the far right you come full circle and arrive at the same ideology - totalitarianism. My mother remembers well how it all began, and it was the lack of trust between family and neighbours that was the most pernicious and disturbing factor for her, apart from the obvious horrors, like the Germans fililng the village church with the elderly and lobbing in hand grenades.She will also tell you that Brussels is as corrupt as hell, highly masonic and divided linguistically, ironically by the Rothschilds' desire to split a country with rich iron and coal deposits. Divide and Rule - which is happening all over again.Like much of Europe, Belgium is an artificial construct with borders for a very good reason. The cock-pit of Europe did not want any more invasions, but has now been infiltrated by an army of politicians disguised as a Trade Bloc who do not have Europe's best interests at heart.
Chantal Blake-Milton ● 2729d