#European Countries

[baldwinheights]

[dawnbrush-skylines]

'Dusk Over The Shannon'

An original art piece by Dawnbrush Skylines.

This artwork depicts the river Shannon as it passes through Limerick, the last city it passes through before it joins the Atlantic Ocean.

The river Shannon is Irelands' longest river, stretching around 380km from source to estuary. It flows through several counties, including Leitrim, Roscommon, and Tipperary. It's known for its picturesque flood plains and rich biodiversity. The river plays a monumental role in Irish history and culture. It's a vital waterway and has supported trade and transportation in its surrounding regions for centuries.

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[lifearoundtheworld]

License Plates Around the World

Liechtenstein

[sir-crocodile-slut]

Hello my lovelies I need some help from my European friends! As a dumb American I only know so much about certain countries and Google only goes so far, so I need your help.

Which countries do you feel is best for overall way of life, including women’s freedoms, lgbt freedoms/legality, job market openness, overall climate/weather, center or more left leaning vs right leaning politics, cost of living, etc.

(I’m wanting a cooler/colder climate, decent cost of living, as far left leaning as possible, freedoms, etc)

I’m still researching my immigration path but they’re passing new laws over the next while in regards to worker shortages in multiple countries, overall to make it easier for immigrants (like me) to find work and live there, etc.

Countries I’ve been heavily considering:

-Austria

-Germany

-Denmark

-Netherlands

-Sweden

-Luxembourg

Are there others that fit the criteria and are good? Or any on this list that I’m mistaken about? Thank you!

[oh-dear-so-queer]

In very recent times the campaign to recognise same-sex marriage was supported by many churches, and was not seen as heresy by enough Christians to prevent it passing through the parliaments of many European countries and their colonies.

"Country: Future Fire, Future Farming" - Bill Gammage and Bruce Pascoe

[cactuskid99]

I drew Countryball Poland🇵🇱

(Pls, don't repost onto another platform)

[bloghrexach]

🇮🇱 … Israel is nothing but a European colony implanted in the Middle East! —.No one wanted these ‘settlers’ and the a British decided (after considering several other ‘lands’) to send them to Palestine!!

Notice the quote by Arthur Khosla!!

By: LaillaB, founder of ‘Reclaim the Narrative’, from LinkedIn …

“Israel should be viewed as a European colony implanted in the MiddleEast rather than having genuine native semitic roots to the land argue various scholars and academics.

A colony with a story rooted in colonialism, a project that has slightly modernised its visage but continues to subject Palestinians to military occupation and land dispossession.

🔬 Autosomal DNA admixture of Palestinian Christians, Muslims and Ashkenazi Jews; National Library of Medicine 2010:

🔻Palestinians derive most of their ancestry from the Bronze Age

🔻Canaanites, 83% among Christians and 70% Among the Muslims.

🔻Ashkenazis derive most of their ancestry from a Southern European source and not the Canaanites.

🔻Closest modern groups to Palestinians; native Levantine groups, Lebanese and Jordanians.

🔻Closest modern groups to Ashkenazis are Europeans.

Genealogically speaking, & politics aside, Ashkenazis would be considered outliers and not Native to the Levant Area.

All the Levantine Arabs, including Palestinians, have a common genetic inheritance in continuity with the Canaanites.

Palestinians are for the most part descendants of groups who have been in the Middle East for 4 thousand years, at least.

Despite the significant historical dna ties (roots), the coloniser continues colonising Semites, resulting in the massacre of over 40,000, which no longer warrants the term "plausible” genocide.

Israel's imperial ambitions in their current ethnic cleansing campaign of Gaza, driven by the desire to exploit the region's natural resources and fulfill their vision of constructing the Ben Gurion Canal.

This project aims to rival Egypt's Suez Canal and establish (lucrative) strategic trade dominance, underscoring Israel's colonial agenda driven by exploitation;

According to Israeli historian Ilan Pappe in his book “On Palestine”, 2015 co-written, American scholar Noam Chomsky:

“The tale of Palestine from the beginning until today is a simple story of colonialism and dispossession, yet the world treats it as a multifaceted and complex story, hard to understand and even harder to solve.”

Malcom X argued in his article, “Zionist Logic” …

“Did the Zionists have the legal or moral right to invade Arab Palestine, uproot its Arab citizens from their homes and seize all Arab property for themselves just based on the “religious” claim that their forefathers lived there thousands of years ago? Only a thousand years ago the Moors lived in Spain. Would this give the Moors of today the legal and moral right to invade the Iberian Peninsula, drive out its Spanish citizens, and then set up a new Moroccan nation . . ., as the European Zionists have done to our brothers and sisters in Palestine?” 1964.

“Does Israel’s existence as a Coloniser, an Occupier, a Settler Colony have any claim or any right?

Not historically, not biblically, not logically and not legally. Religion is no basis to claim a right to inherit another land.

Call it what it is!! … 🇮🇱

#reclaimthenarrative —🕊🍉 — #FreePalestineFromTheRiverToTheSea … @hrexach …

[theinsomniacindian]

When I was five, I overheard my friends' friend Tamara telling them that she was moving to Poland and that there wouldn't be school over there.

She obviously meant that the summer vacation would be ongoing but my idiotic self jumped to Poland having no schools at all, making me want to move there myself.

Two years later, I was working on an assignment related to the Warsaw Basilisk and I wanted to check where Warsaw was as it was the first time I'd heard the name.

I can't tell you how disappointed I was when I found out that Poland was a regular country like mine and not a wonderland where schools weren't a thing.

[eightypercentjack-blog]

This was harder but I'm bang on average at least apparently 😄 Kept trying to hyphenate Bosnia and Herzogovina and knew there was more Ls and a K but my mind went blank.

Inspired by the USA states poll I just reblogged! Take this quiz to see how many European countries you can name in 8 minutes :^)

[tearsofrefugees]

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[childrensday]

State of children in the European Union 2024.

Almost 1 in 4 children within the EU are at risk of poverty and social exclusion – a staggering 20 million children across 27 EU member states.

Read more The State of Children in the European Union 2024

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[lifearoundtheworld]

License Plates Around the World

Moldova

[wyrmfedgrave]

A lot of other countries actually tax their rich citizens - mostly, around 50%!!

Tell me again, why haven't we closed off all of the extant tax loopholes & allowed millionaires to not pay anything at all?!!

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