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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany spoke at a news conference in Sochi, Russia
New York Times: Angela Merkel Presses Vladimir Putin on Treatment of Gays and Jehovah's Witnesses
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR and ALISON SMALE
REBUTTAL BY
The Frumpy Frau of Germany used the opportunity of a visit to Russia to raise "human rights" TM issues with Vlad the Bad. Although it's a good sign that the nominal leader of post-Obama Germany and Putin are talking again, Marxist Merkel's sanctimonious posturing over "human rights" TM -- likely an election year bone thrown to the degenerate base of the German Left -- is very hard for Sugar and I, er, "The Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times to stomach.
Hazmat suits and goggles on, boys and girls. Into Sulzberger's cesspool we now dive for a bit of cleansing clarification.
Now that the Frumpy Frau is free from Obongo's surveillance and pressure, will Germany return to a more sensible policy with regard to Russia?
Slimes: Ms. Merkel said she had talked to Mr. Putin about her concerns on civil rights in Russia, including, among other issues, the persecution of gay men,...
Rebuttal: Fags are not being "persecuted" in Russia. Common sense laws protect innocent children from degenerates and prohibit the vulgar public spectacles known as "Gay Pride" parades. That's all.
Slimes: ...a new ban on Jehovah’s Witnesses ...
Rebuttal: Aren't we all sick and tired of these annoying nut-jobs knocking on our doors and trying to convert us? The reason why Russia recently shut down this cult is because their written mockery of other religions violated Russia's "anti-extremism" laws. If Merkel is truly concerned about protecting religious freedom, then why does Germany ban Christian home-schooling? In Germany, parents who refuse to send their children to state-approved schools face fines, imprisonment and the removal of the children.
1. Jehovah's Witnesses go door-to-door handing out literature that is often offensive to other religious sects. Russia put an end to their practice. Agree or not, it is no big deal and does not constitute "persecution."
2. Uwe and Hannelore Romeike came to the US in 2008 seeking political asylum. They fled Merkel's Germany in the face of religious persecution for homeschooling their children. The Romeikes were initially given asylum, but Obongo's radicals objected – claiming that German laws against homeschooling do not constitute persecution. After support from America's Home Schooling Association and an increased awareness , the Devil Obongo was forced to back down and allow the Romeike Family to stay.
Slimes: ... and the arrests of anti-Kremlin protesters.
“I have, in my talks with the Russian president, indicated how important is the right to demonstrate in a civil society and how important the role of NGOs is,” Ms. Merkel said at a news conference in Sochi, Russia, referring to nongovernmental organizations.
Rebuttal: NGO's and "anti-Kremlin protesters" are tools that the Globalists use to subvert Russia.