JustAnotherHun

Good luck for the holder of the best nationality if he ever applies for a visa to Europe or other not so good countries.

16 minutes ago, bannork said:

In the referendum of 2016 only 37% of the electorate voted to leave.

If one decides not to vote in such an important matter for his country, up to him. Fact is, that that the majority of voters voted pro Brexit. Non voters don't count. No one can know what they had voted for IF they had.

57 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

Said like a true gammon ... well I, and everyone else, saw plenty of children on the news reels.

 

Dulcet Decorum Est ... the lie that feds to the plebs.

Even the state run German TV had to confess that they painted a wrong picture in 2015 when they showed mostly crying kids and women while more than 70% of the "refugees" were young, strong men.

2 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Maybe you will find this article interesting:

 

"Areas of the German economy experiencing shortages of skilled labour include IT, electronics engineering and, primarily, the health sector, where a rapidly ageing nation needs more doctors, pharmacists and care workers. The number of people aged over 80 in Germany is expected to rise by almost 50% between now and 2030.

Target countries the government believes to have a surplus of skilled workers with similar training standards and a “cultural proximity” to Germany include eastern European states such as Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Ukraine, but also Mexico and the Philippines.

 

I know about the changes because I was in an advising  commission years ago which made suggestions to the subject (specivicly for medical professions) to the bavarian government. 

The now made changes come too late and are a first step but they are not going far enough.

And by the way:

For me as  - in some morons eyes - a "far right" or "nazi"  it is not important where people come from, what their color of skin or religion is - as long as they are skilled, playing by the rules and willing to accept our culture and lifestyle.

2 hours ago, tifino said:

it is all about the incompatibility of Qualifications, between different countries at vastly different levels of advancement.

 

A Dr arrives in a boat, and can now only work in menial level tasks... or a taxi driver

You mean the hundereds of thousands doctors that cannot read or write? In Germany we have plenty of true doctors of many countries, especially from Iran. They are skilled, willing to integrate themselves and highly welcome.

But I seriously doubt the stone throwing offenders at the greek borders are of any use for european countries.

1 minute ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Sure there are some people who don't work and cost money. But it seems, according to official numbers, that overall the migrants pay more taxes then they cost.

I provided some data in the last post.

 

But it seems that is not what many people want to see.

Because it's so much easier to say: I don't like them because they cost so much money.Compared to saying: I don't like them because they are different.

Not me. I'm pro immigration as everyone must be who knows the German situation. The question is what kind of immigration. Germany - like any other western country - urgently needs skilled immigrants who can provide something to the society.

The people who came in 2015 are in huge numbers illiterates from extremely violent societies. Have a look at the crime rates.

IMO as long as Germany has tenns of thousands homeless citizens and a pension niveau that forces men and women into poverty after they worked all their lives and rebuilt the country after ww2 we should not feed a million migrants. If that's "far right" so may it be.

24 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Lots of statistics show that overall foreigners in Europe don't cost money. They "produce" money, pay taxes, etc.

In which universe?

What money will the 70% illiterates out of a million migrants that came to Germany ever produce? They'll be a permanent burden to the social security system and a thread to a liberal society.

People living on social welfare don't pay tax as you might know.

Let's take a look at the costs:

Between 2015 and 2017 it was 43 billion Euro. The forecast for the following 4 years were aditionally 80 billion Euros.

25 minutes ago, lust said:

How does he still have a job? He insulted all farang damaging Thailand’s image and tourism, spread false information, and is a complete doucher!

1. He just spoke out what many members of the so called "elite" think.

2. The genious general needs his and his party's votes to stay in power until the next coup.

This invasion of violent "peace!"-shouters has to be stopped by all available means. If they attack greece border forces, shoot them.

Let 10000 pass the borders today and you have a million tomorrow.

8 hours ago, yourauntbob said:

The US government is becoming ever more oppressive, the education system is in shambles, and freedoms are quickly disappearing.

If the disappearing of freedoms and other declines in the US are the reason to go elsewhere one must completely out of his mind to chose Thailand.

It's like leaving a country because it's too cold there and go to the north pole instead.

Even Syrian "refugees" with asylum status in Germany go for holidays to Syria.

3 hours ago, taninthai said:

Why hasn’t he got his mask on in picture.

He gave it to a farang.

10 minutes ago, simple1 said:

Suggest you do some research

Same for you.

when the 30 turkish invaders werde killed, they were together with Haiat Tahrir al-Scham militia. These are hardcore islamists with close ties to Al Quaeda, supported by Erdogan.

 

Who controls Idlib?

Idlib has been controlled by a number of rival opposition factions since government forces lost control of the province in 2015.

The main armed groups operating there are:

• Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS, a jihadist alliance)
• National Liberation Front (Turkish-backed rebel alliance)
• Hurras al-Din (pro-al-Qaeda HTS offshoot)
• Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP, Chinese Uighur-dominated jihadist group)

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-45401474

seems that Greece is willing to hold its land borders while hundreds of "asylum seekers" are invading Greek islands. The scenes there look like a civil war. Locals try to prevent migrant boats from landing, NGO members and journalists are attacked and the Greek government suspends applications for asylum for one month.

3 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I'm somewhat confused. Apparently Turkey has invaded a sovereign country and attacked its military, but demand that Russia, an ally of Syria, do nothing.

Not only. They also are crying for Nato help after the turkish invaders lost some troops in the war they have started. At the same time Erdogan sends tens of thousands "refugees" to the Greece borders to set Europe under pressure.

Not to forget: The turkish invaders in Idlib are supporting islamists.