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The fire in the Gorica Karst had not even cooled down when the fire broke out on the edge of the karst near Socerbo on Tuesday evening. The fire is still not extinguished, but is under control, the STA news agency reported this morning. The biggest obstacle to the fire's eradication is the storm that forced firefighters to battle all day yesterday. 

According to data from the RS Protection and Rescue Administration from Tuesday afternoon, the fire had an area of about 15 hectares, but according to the head of the intervention, David Hrvatin, this number increased slightly towards the evening. On the Italian side, two villages also had to be evacuated because of the fire. The latest fire is certain to further threaten the drinking water supply in Slovenian Istria.

It is interesting that no one is reporting on the cause of the fires, which have been particularly intense in Primorska this summer, despite the fact that most of the European Union has problems with them. While the regime's media and various influencers are looking for the cause of the fires in climate change and global warming, in the case of the latest fire in Socerbo, rumours are spreading that it all started with open burning, which is strictly forbidden at this time of year and which the locals observe. One of the possible causes of the fire is the littering of cigarette butts, a rather nasty habit even among Slovenian drivers, who throw still burning cigarettes out of open car windows. However, there is increasing speculation that the fires are also linked to increased migration.

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... Official figures cited by Al-Shark Al Aawsat.com notes that Velika Kladusa is home to nearly 350 migrants. The same source added that Bosnia experiences a high influx of migrants, who cross Bosnia to reach Western Europe. Since the start of 2018, more than 5,500 undocumented migrants entered the country.

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Rabat - A Moroccan national was stabbed to death with a knife during a fight between migrants in northwestern Bosnia.

Police in Bosnia reported that the 24-year old Moroccan man was killed when violence between migrants broke out in Velika Kladusa, a town located in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday. Police spokeswoman Sneza Galik told N1 television that the Moroccan national died due to the stab wound. Before his death, the man was transferred to the local hospital of Velika Kladusa on Friday at 11:00 p.m. The police spokeswoman did not give details about the perpetrators of the attack.

Thus he discusses one area of "destruction of the West" after another. Personally, he has long been interested in feminism and notes that the white man's civilization is turning into the white woman's civilization. Fine, if it's women like Golda Meir or Margaret Thatcher, why not? Another strong woman who has won his heart is Ayn Rand and her individualist philosophy based on the belief that government support is as destructive as government persecution.

The concept of multiculturalism receives special attention in the book. To deal with it with anything other than enthusiasm today is to invite trouble. Kuras takes it on with vigour, and he is not afraid of statistics that show the disparity of IQ measurement results across cultures. Races? The results are significantly lower for Africans than for Europeans... and Asians have a sniff higher IQ than we do (one of the reasons I have a Japanese car outside my house). It's just that Indians do better than Pakistanis, so the racial slide doesn't apply. Not with race, but with culture in a general sense we see the connection. There is no fatal predisposition related to genetic makeup. He was intrigued by the notion of the mindset of the American Carrol Dweck. This mind-set can be fixed, fixed, but it can also be growth. The second concept is dynamic and leads to success. This is true of individuals and entire companies. A growth mind-set can only lead to positive results in an environment of freedom. Full article>