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VIDEO: Germany warns against anti-refugee incitement following student murder

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zaphod reborn Silver Member

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Maybe they should have warned students how dangerous all these refugees are.  Maybe they should be providing better security and police services to protect their citizens from all these refugees they accepted.  Maybe they should warn the refugees that if they act in a lawless manner, they will be treated as quarantined prisoners.  As it stands, the refugees get better government services than their citizens.

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16 hours ago, zaphod reborn said:

Maybe they should have warned students how dangerous all these refugees are.  Maybe they should be providing better security and police services to protect their citizens from all these refugees they accepted.  Maybe they should warn the refugees that if they act in a lawless manner, they will be treated as quarantined prisoners.  As it stands, the refugees get better government services than their citizens.

Yes and Angela just threw her girdle into the ring again for the next election. 

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17 hours ago, zaphod reborn said:

Maybe they should warn the refugees that if they act in a lawless manner, they will be treated as quarantined prisoners.  As it stands, the refugees get better government services than their citizens.

you are reading too much British rainbow press.

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31 minutes ago, jesimps said:

Go on then, instead of making your usual sarcy comments, tell us what papers he should be reading. The Guardian?

 

 

GERMANY

  • Free meals at reception centres plus 143 euros per month in cash for “basic needs”, rising after three months to maximum of 216 euros. Government has agreed to extend period in reception centres to six months from three to keep cash payments at the lower level for longer. Berlin also wants to switch from cash benefits to payments in kind “as far as possible”.
  • Up to 92 euros per child, depending on age.
  • After 15 months, or once asylum request is approved: basic income of around 400 euros/month plus costs for accommodation and heating.
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We all know the problem. People coming into Europe who have no idea about European values. Yeah, maybe the second generation wiĺl get it into their heads to become good Europeans, or maybe they'll be Jihadists. As a young disenfranchised moslem man, I know where I'll be going.

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On 12/7/2016 at 1:34 PM, Naam said:

Merkel made one mistake. but that doesn't mean that Theresa May is a match for her. 

 

Yes but what a howler of a mistake. One which she never ever admits too. And her way out: try and force all other member states of the EU to accept her idea of quotas. Cover up her mistake, force others to do what she thinks they should regardless of their opinion and use the EC to try and browbeat them. Oh, and suck up to that nice Mr. Erdogan and pay him off to stem the flow she once encouraged.

 

She certainly got thinker skin than May, Hollande, Renzi, and just about any leader apart from the African despots.

 

May is a non entity. She won't last.

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