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Biggest Crisis in Modern European History
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That is a real possibility with russia becoming ever more involved
while here the european community continues to drag its heals offering no balanced solution while many countries face escalating disruption with no end in view macedonia has already used forceful crowd control while other countries en route are crying enough , as usual the germans were well organised and put structure in place to keep all migrants together where they can cause minimal disruption , but germanys patience will eventually wear thin while other member states look the other way the biggest problem is who is among the migrants with a real threat there will be terrorists traveling amongst them , so immense pressure is being placed on countries at the sharp end to register these people No one has seen anything like this before so early temperatures are warm to migrant plight so far but im going 1.01 pretty soon there will be a reaction as more and more pour out of syria into ever less patient european countries |
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We may look back in years to come and decide that living in our era was the ultimate time to live, those before and those after never had it as good.
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That's true. An age when a bunch of layabouts, scroungers & parasites can spend the day pontificating about hypocrically about an issue such as this.
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Captain Christy has a soft spot for the religion of peace,why he wants more of them.
This is accompanied by a visceral hatred of anyone who claims benefits,especially the ones that have paid in for years. The visceral hatred melts when the Roma claim on their first day n Britain,melts when Imams claim for their many wives. He is like facts a self loather that hates his own but loves the strange. |
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wildman
Which category do you come into - layabout, scrounger or parasite? (I am assuming that you don't dirty your hands by working). |
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Wildwoman hope you are proud of yourself, the dosser's best mate
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Just back from the Greek Islands and seen for myself the way it's all panning out...it's a huge conveyor belt (thousands per night making the short crossings) and it ain't stopping. It will probably settle down over the coming winter months but come next spring the numbers will multiply exponential now they have all got wind of the free ticket to riches in the wealthy Euro regions.
Merkel needs to re-think this open house policy quickly...she is about to cause an astronomic political headache. |
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Rydal not alone do I work but I do it with my hands and have done so all my life.
My sympathies are with people who have always worked but find themselves priced out of the market by cheap labour,they have already paid into the system. Facts and Captain Christy have sympathy with the Roma,with Eastern European metal thieves,with the polygamous Imams the ones that put nothing in but take plenty out. They are that strange breed that despise the British working class but love the strange. |
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You have to feel for the Greeks, the economic crisis and migration affecting their one good point (tourism).
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Financially sodomised by Merkel and co only to see em throwing billions at any newcomers who turn up.
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You're like a broken record wildwoman, forever regurgitating the same old shiiite
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Germany at least doing their bit (although whether you think this approach is encouraging more is debatable). Can't leave it to those countries on the borderline as Greece and Italy would be screwed. We all need to take a joint approach and responsibility
Questions need to be asked of Qatar and Saudi, both huge, in the region but would rather give money that take on any responsibility. That said the media has turned the head of the refugees and they are now focused on Europe. |