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On 9/16/2018 at 1:10 PM, roobaa01 said:

 

mr. maassen has not committed any failure 

German government just removed him from his post. A disguised racists who’s spinning conspiracy theories and spreading wrong information cannot be head of an intelligence service. 

30 minutes ago, Opl said:

Many Germans feel foreign in their own country and are afraid that immigration is changing their homeland rapidly. Every fifth person in Germany comes from an immigration background and that number will continue to climb. What does that mean for the country? By DER SPIEGEL Staff

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/germany-and-immigration-the-changing-face-of-the-country-a-1203143.html

You should use the latest data. The article you posted is half year old. Der Spiegel just yesterday published the exact opposite, based on latest research covering the last three years and almost 10,000 people:

Most Germans are not much concerned or worried about migrants and refugees coming to their country. That’s the result of a representative study that was carried over the last 3 years (2015-2018) asking almost 10,000 people living in Germany. The score indicates an overall positive Image of the multi-cultural society in Germany. 

- Most respondents support accepting refugees and would even do so if Germany was the only country in the EU doing so;

- Number of respondents who see refugees as a threat for prosperity has slightly declined;

- Most negative attitude and reservations agains refugees was expressed by respondents living where least foreigners live, I.e. east Germanry.

Source: https://www.svr-migration.de/en/publications/ib2018/

The Expert Council of German Foundations on Integration and Migration is based on an initiative of the Stiftung Mercator and the Volkswagen Foundation. The initiative includes seven member foundations. In addition to the Stiftung Mercator and the Volkswagen Foundation, the member foundations are: Bertelsmann Stiftung, Freudenberg Foundation, Robert Bosch Stiftung, Stifterverband and Vodafone Foundation Germany

51 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:

 But I don't think it's productive (or healthy) to always assume the worst case scenario.

As of today, what I wrote is not an assumption, but how things are. 

51 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:

A lot of these issues will be smoothed out over the coming months and years.

Not sure how much money you have, but for most people, studying to become a doctor is quite a financial investment. So I can completely understand that someone who’s about to start becoming a surgeon puts that investment to where it creates the best outcome under the highest probability. What’s the point of investing in an U.K. degree hoping that you might be able to practice in the EU in some years, where could just study in the EU and be sure that you can practice there right from the start (and maybe in the U.K. in a couple of years later)?

6 minutes ago, billd766 said:

 

Equally a doctor from Europe cannot just take a degree and practice in Thailand or the USA or whatever without any hassle. There will be exams to qualify for though in Thailand the doctors degree is not worth as much in Europe or elsewhere.

...but a doctor who studied in the EU can practice in the EU. So I understand why someone who’s about to start studying to be a doctor would change his mind and get his degree in an EU country rather than the UK. 

So this is far from „nonsense“ as someone put it. 

52 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:

You talk some sense, and then you go and spoil it all by writing this type of nonsense.

I'm sorry, but to suggest that qualifications gained in the UK will no longer be valid in other countries after Brexit is ridiculous. 

Huh? Why is this nonsense of ridiculous? Do you really believe a doctor can just practice wherever he wants to, because his degree is being equally recognized everywhere? I am too lazy to google the actual regulations now, but what I can tell you is that a Thai girl that I used to date who is a doctor at a big hospital here in Bangkok, had exactly the same issue when her western boyfriend asked her to just move to Europe with him. In his mind, it was all going to be super easy. Turns out she cannot just take her degree and practice in Europe. 

6 hours ago, seahorse said:

the large and growing incidence of sexual assaults committed byrefugees against local women.

What empirical evidence is this assertion based on? Because most statistical data do not show that crimes per capita committed by refugees is significantly higher than the number committed by Germans. 

But i guess I should have stopped reading when the author of your article suggested date-rape is a „cultural misunderstanding“. 

1 hour ago, seahorse said:

Increase in violent crime attributed to refugees

What does that have to do with my response? I was responding to someone claiming in Germany “have muslim invaders raping, pillaging and murdering the German people. People cant walk the streets safely.“ Complete bullshit. 

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Btw, on Friday, a 19 years old German-Maroccan guy was killed by a 17 years old German. I am wondering: Where are all the candlelights, protests, worried citizens, and AfD politicians now? 

Their concerns about safety and crimes, their mourning about a dead guy in Chemnitz — it’s all fake as everything they say claim and say is fake. A pretense to create hatred and stir up the mob.

Truth is:

Most Germans are not much concerned or worried about migrants and refugees coming to their country. That’s the result of a representative study that was carried over the last 3 years (2015-2018) asking almost 10,000 people living in Germany. The score indicates an overall positive Image of the multi-cultural society in Germany. 

- Most respondents support accepting refugees and would even do so if Germany was the only country in the EU doing so;

- Number of respondents who see refugees as a threat for prosperity has slightly declined;

- Most negative attitude and reservations agains refugees was expressed by respondents living where least foreigners live, I.e. east Germanry.

Source: https://www.svr-migration.de/en/publications/ib2018/

The Expert Council of German Foundations on Integration and Migration is based on an initiative of the Stiftung Mercator and the Volkswagen Foundation. The initiative includes seven member foundations. In addition to the Stiftung Mercator and the Volkswagen Foundation, the member foundations are: Bertelsmann Stiftung, Freudenberg Foundation, Robert Bosch Stiftung, Stifterverband and Vodafone Foundation Germany.

2 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

who where the people 30 of them attacking the restaurant of my jewish people ???

That's job of the police. Maybe you check with them but I doubt they'll give you their names.

2 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

any identifying them as right wing neo nazis,

According to the police report, yes.

3 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

suzanna a jewish innocent 14 yrs. old girl, we are mourning her in our jewish community. is that right ???

Oh, so because a jewish girl was killed, it is okay to protect neo-nazis attacking foreigners and a jewish restaurant in Chemnitz? May we apply the same logic the other way round and protect antisemitism for every muslim killed by jews? 

7 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

mrs petry is not a afd member, so what ??

She was chair of the AfD when she met with Mr. Maaßen. Maybe check the facts next time before posting?

7 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

videos others than  left wing extremist " antifa zecken=ticks" video  where ??

One is bad enough.

7 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

or like berlin lichtenberg afd stand being set up by certain  people  hiring people like a foreigner to be chased by right wingers in a made up ??

So another incident where foreigners where chased by right-wing idiots?

7 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

where are the leaked news , internal police reports ??

Come on,  you can use Google yourself: https://www.google.co.th/search?q=chemnitz+interner+polizei+bericht

7 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

everything happened prior to 2018, concerning mr. maassen is red tape of the past.

Oh, so first you write he did nothing wrong; now, after it is clear that you were wrong again, we should just forget about it? You right-wing people are hilarious, really. 

7 minutes ago, vinegarbase said:

They are brutal hostile invaders and Germans need to kick them all out.

The only People who should get kicked out are fascists like you. 

10 minutes ago, vinegarbase said:

This is just more media brainwashing

Quite amusing that the people who constantly lie and don’t provide any evidence for their claims blame others of brainwashing. 

10 minutes ago, vinegarbase said:

because they are scared to death of real Germans

Scared of those unemployed, uneducated neo-nazis in east Germany who came as refugees themselves? 

10 minutes ago, vinegarbase said:

waking up and taking their country back. I look forward to seeing a great increase in AFD support!

I have to disappoint your right-wing fantasies but there wont be another Reich. 

1 hour ago, The manic said:

a million hostile invaders disguised as refugees. At least trump had the right idea. Mad Merkel should have forced the oil rich arab nations to take the dispaced people. 

Calling people fleeing from war “hostile invaders”, suggesting they should be denied their most basic human rights and forced somewhere, and praising a stupid man that is a disgrace for his country and his position — that all says a lot about you. 

If there’s such thing as a second life I hope you will be born in a country of war and crime without having the chance to chill in sunny Thailand. 

1 hour ago, The manic said:

Read a history book some time, use a dictionary or Google.

Any where exactly does it state that (a) the responsibility of the German BfV is to protect the borders, or (b) there is “Islamic expansionism”? 

1 hour ago, The manic said:

Your cheap insults do not belittle me

If you find it insulting that someone calls you out for spreading nonsense then maybe you just shouldn’t spread nonsense? 

1 minute ago, The manic said:

Its also supposed to defend German borders

No, it's not (But I am not surprised you're spreading wrong information.) 

1 minute ago, The manic said:

and defend against Islamic expansionism. 

Not sure what "Islamic expansionism" you're talking about, but maybe you should consult a therapist for your paranoia.

2 hours ago, My Thai Life said:

> I've worked in the USA, in various capacities, for 4 years total over 20 years. It was never harder than working in the EU 

Maybe that was 20 years ago. Two close (European) friends of mine are working in the US. Getting their green cards was incredibly complicated, and for one even pure lottery. (And I am not even talking about low-skilled people looking for a job; both had a job offer already, one is a Harvard-grad who worked for BCG, the other one a PhD from a reputable European research institution). 

3 minutes ago, rixalex said:

No bargaining power at all?!

Oh wait, I forgot the bargaining power that exists in the phantasy world of the Brexiteers. The same world in which a Deal would be super easy and give the U.K. all the benefits plus more without any obligations and a 350mm per week for the NHS on top. Keep living in la-la land. 

1 hour ago, My Thai Life said:

The UK will not accept a "border" in the Irish Sea, and it's ludicrous that the EU ever suggested it. It's pure politicking.

 

And the UK's rejection of the EU's suggestion of a border in the Irish Sea does not lead automatically to a "no deal". 

Hard border then. Up to you. 

2 minutes ago, rixalex said:

Without getting into the debate of the need for another vote, nobody has yet explained to me how it's possible to have another vote without it completely undermining our negotiating position.

What “negotiation position” do you see undermined? The U.K. doesn’t have any bargaining power in this. The U.K. can only lose big times or super-big times. You still can’t see this even after 2 years? 

11 hours ago, aright said:

As opposed to the alternative facts......

No “alternative facts”. Or would you honestly claim that any brexiteer would be ok with the U.K. leaving the EU but agreeing in a deal to the four freedoms and accepting EU regulation?

11 hours ago, aright said:

The Remainer: Should we subvert the democratic will of the people there is no need to leave the EU if we effectively use hypocrisy, contradiction, contrariness and willful blindness. 

Most remainers probably would be ok with leaving the EU but entering into an agreement as the one mentioned above. So it’s really not the remainers “subvert the democratic will of the people”, it is Brexiteers trying to use one referendum to ruin the whole country.