To: Olog-hai
The discussions between the richest one percent of the world and a man who fuels an aggressive atmosphere towards women and minorities has no place in Switzerland," said Tamara Funiciello, president of Young Socialists of Switzerland. Not a very Swiss sounding name. None of the protesters names sound Swiss.
I wonder why that is?
8 posted on
01/24/2018 4:24:59 AM PST by
Pontiac
(The welfare state must fail because it is contrary to human nature and diminishes the human spirit.L)
To: Pontiac
8.1% of the Swiss are native Italian speakers. Italian is one of the four official languages in Switzerland.
0.5% of the Swiss speak Romansh, another Romance language descended from Latin.
Plenty of Swiss have names ending in vowels.
14 posted on
01/24/2018 4:39:02 AM PST by
drop 50 and fire for effect
("Work relentlessly, accomplish much, remain in the background, and be more than you seem.")
To: Pontiac
Is she related to Annette? My favorite Mouseketeer when I was eight.
To: Pontiac
Not a very Swiss sounding name. None of the protesters names sound Swiss.
I wonder why that is?
George Soros minions
27 posted on
01/24/2018 7:15:43 AM PST by
Hotlanta Mike
("You can avoid reality, but you can't avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.")
To: Pontiac
Not a very Swiss sounding name. None of the protesters names sound Swiss.
I wonder why that is?
There are 3 distinct cultures in Switzerland (4 if you include Rhaeto-Romansh). German, French and Italian. So of course you a variety of names prominent in the country or a given region. Also people who have become citizens from other parts of Europe like the former Soviet bloc countries.
28 posted on
01/24/2018 7:20:36 AM PST by
Hotlanta Mike
("You can avoid reality, but you can't avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.")
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