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The recent presidential elections in Austria were rigged

Summary

The recent presidential elections in Austria were rigged.

Jo Cox’s death was just a play with the public opinion, the elites cannot let the UK leave the EU.

Disproof

Before the 2016 Austrian presidential elections, the OSCE/ODIHR undertook a Needs Assessment Mission (NAM) to Vienna. Its interlocutors expressed full confidence in the Austrian electoral process and the ability of the election administration to conduct professional and transparent elections. In contrast, OSCE Chair considers the 2014 Crimean referendum illegal.

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  • Reported in: Issue 32
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 20/06/2016
  • Language/target audience: Czech
  • Country: Austria, UK, EU
  • Keywords: Brexit, Jo Cox, Manipulated elections/referendum, Secret elites / global elites, Elections
  • Outlet: euportal.parlamentnilisty.cz
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Baltic countries were not occupied in 1940, but returned to…

Baltic countries were not occupied in 1940, but returned to the arms of Russia because of objective social circumstances. The Third Reich was prepared for war against USSR by England, France and the USA.

June 19, 2016
Disproof

Distorting historical facts. USSR cooperated with Adolf Hitler's Germany during the first two years of World War II. USSR occupied Baltic states after 1940.

Walter Hallstein, first President of the European Commission, was a Nazi

Walter Hallstein, first President of the European Commission, was a key player in the Nazi establishment.

June 19, 2016
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Untrue. Walter Hallstein, President of the European Commission from 1958 to 1967, was a committed European and a decisive proponent of European integration.

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