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    A Letter from a Poor Vampire for the People of Albion

    By George Radu Rospinus

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    A pamphlet in a „poor vampire’s” style, trying to reflect the reality of the moment in Europe: the fear of the rich countries of the „poor emigrants” from the Eastern countries, especially from Romania and Bulgaria, whose population is ready to invade European Union with their „ugly”poverty, an European Union overwhelmed by all kind of crisis and suffocated by Austerity, whose Dervishes, led by this consequent Iron Frau, are rolling and rolling again, crushing the states and the population, after they pumped with generosity, hundreds of billion euros in the „poor banks” to help them to survive. Do they really want to save and to help European Union and its population or they are acting like „Bilderberg marionettes” (as the theory of conspiracy says) and using „the debt crisis”, „euro-crisis” and „austerity” like vectors of pressure, they are splitting the states into regions and the nations into simply individuals, to be easier to rule over. But, never challenge a vampire from Dracula’s Land!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 12, 2017
    ISBN9781365918742
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