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It has become a fashion statement. Particularly the colorful ones.
Germans Told To Wear Hijab In New UN Ad
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While Eve have not knew the sin, she was naked at all. It does not matter.
If someone came to live in Germany - then dress like Germans, speak German and work hard as Germans do. If you do not want to dress like them - go home. There you can dress the way you want.
And if a million foreigners will come to your country against your will - you can tell them to dress in your way.
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Just on the other thread, the discussion was about neo Nazis attacking refugees from middle East.
Keep this sort of gutless appeasement and it will accelerate the rise of Neo Nazis and Fourth Reich.
Keep this sort of gutless appeasement and it will accelerate the rise of Neo Nazis and Fourth Reich.
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Merkel Says Germans Fulfill Refugee Duty, Now Time for other EU countries to Act.
Jonathan Tirone Arne Delfs
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September 24, 2016 — 4:14 PM BST
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Meeting in Vienna focused on securing Balkan route borders
Austria’s Kern seeks North Africa accords on migrant return
Chancellor Angela Merkel made it clear Saturday that Germans have done their duty to alleviate Europe’s refugee crisis and now the rest of the continent needs to do its share.
European Union countries have to accept refugees at a faster rate in order to alleviate the backlog of people stuck in the continent’s southeastern flank, Merkel said in Vienna after meeting with nine other heads of government. Their discussions focused on strengthening the EU’s border along the so-called Balkan route preferred by refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Angela Merkel at the summit. Photographer: Lisi Niesner/Bloomberg
“In view of the many refugees who are already with us, other EU countries will have to jump in,” Merkel said at a press briefing. While it’s “encouraging” other EU states have started to accept more refugees, she said the bloc’s “mechanism is too slow” for distributing people who’ve filed applications for asylum.
Refugees fleeing conflict and migrants seeking opportunity have strained Europe’s ability to cope in the past two years. The EU accepted 305,700 applications of asylum in the second quarter, pushing the total in the past 12 months to about 1.5 million. Germany took in more than 60 percent of the outsiders seeking help in the three months ended in June.
“You will never be able to close a border completely, but for Germany it’s been too much and I understand the concern,” Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said at a separate press briefing. To alleviate pressure created by North African migrants, Kern wants to strike financial deals with Niger, Mali, Egypt and Senegal along the lines of the agreement the EU has with Turkey.
“We have a successful model with Turkey and this is the model on which we want to build,” Kern said. Under its agreement, Turkey has helped staunch the flow of refugees in return for economic aid and talks to extend visa privileges.
The influx of foreigners has triggered a backlash that risks tearing apart Europe’s political order and leaving the continent divided. The U.K. already voted to leave the 28-nation bloc partly because of concerns over immigration. Nationalist politicians promising to crack down on immigrants have won support in Austria and Germany. A cleft has split eastern EU members opposed to accepting any refugees and western nations in favor of following legal conventions.
Leaders at the Vienna talks, which included Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, also weighed ideas that would bring more resources to periphery countries unable to act. Merkel suggested EU personnel could be dispatched to Greece to help manage the refugee buildup. Kern said legislation may be drafted to let military forces assist in some cases.
“We all understood that we need to control our borders and that it’s we who decide who comes to Europe and not the smugglers,” Kern said. “This may mean a backlog and therefore Greece needs our support.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fulfill-refugee-duty-now-time-for-eu-to-act
@waz , @Vergennes , @vostok.
Thank GOD we came out of this E.U stuff. The others can deal with mama Merkel now. Lol
Jonathan Tirone Arne Delfs
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Meeting in Vienna focused on securing Balkan route borders
Austria’s Kern seeks North Africa accords on migrant return
Chancellor Angela Merkel made it clear Saturday that Germans have done their duty to alleviate Europe’s refugee crisis and now the rest of the continent needs to do its share.
European Union countries have to accept refugees at a faster rate in order to alleviate the backlog of people stuck in the continent’s southeastern flank, Merkel said in Vienna after meeting with nine other heads of government. Their discussions focused on strengthening the EU’s border along the so-called Balkan route preferred by refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Angela Merkel at the summit. Photographer: Lisi Niesner/Bloomberg
“In view of the many refugees who are already with us, other EU countries will have to jump in,” Merkel said at a press briefing. While it’s “encouraging” other EU states have started to accept more refugees, she said the bloc’s “mechanism is too slow” for distributing people who’ve filed applications for asylum.
Refugees fleeing conflict and migrants seeking opportunity have strained Europe’s ability to cope in the past two years. The EU accepted 305,700 applications of asylum in the second quarter, pushing the total in the past 12 months to about 1.5 million. Germany took in more than 60 percent of the outsiders seeking help in the three months ended in June.
“You will never be able to close a border completely, but for Germany it’s been too much and I understand the concern,” Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said at a separate press briefing. To alleviate pressure created by North African migrants, Kern wants to strike financial deals with Niger, Mali, Egypt and Senegal along the lines of the agreement the EU has with Turkey.
“We have a successful model with Turkey and this is the model on which we want to build,” Kern said. Under its agreement, Turkey has helped staunch the flow of refugees in return for economic aid and talks to extend visa privileges.
The influx of foreigners has triggered a backlash that risks tearing apart Europe’s political order and leaving the continent divided. The U.K. already voted to leave the 28-nation bloc partly because of concerns over immigration. Nationalist politicians promising to crack down on immigrants have won support in Austria and Germany. A cleft has split eastern EU members opposed to accepting any refugees and western nations in favor of following legal conventions.
Leaders at the Vienna talks, which included Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, also weighed ideas that would bring more resources to periphery countries unable to act. Merkel suggested EU personnel could be dispatched to Greece to help manage the refugee buildup. Kern said legislation may be drafted to let military forces assist in some cases.
“We all understood that we need to control our borders and that it’s we who decide who comes to Europe and not the smugglers,” Kern said. “This may mean a backlog and therefore Greece needs our support.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fulfill-refugee-duty-now-time-for-eu-to-act
@waz , @Vergennes , @vostok.
Thank GOD we came out of this E.U stuff. The others can deal with mama Merkel now. Lol
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She could not say anything more stupid. Or does she especially warms up euroscepticism?Merkel Says Germans Fulfill Refugee Duty, Now Time for other EU countries to Act.
Jonathan Tirone Arne Delfs
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September 24, 2016 — 4:14 PM BST
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Meeting in Vienna focused on securing Balkan route borders
Austria’s Kern seeks North Africa accords on migrant return
Chancellor Angela Merkel made it clear Saturday that Germans have done their duty to alleviate Europe’s refugee crisis and now the rest of the continent needs to do its share.
European Union countries have to accept refugees at a faster rate in order to alleviate the backlog of people stuck in the continent’s southeastern flank, Merkel said in Vienna after meeting with nine other heads of government. Their discussions focused on strengthening the EU’s border along the so-called Balkan route preferred by refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Angela Merkel at the summit. Photographer: Lisi Niesner/Bloomberg
“In view of the many refugees who are already with us, other EU countries will have to jump in,” Merkel said at a press briefing. While it’s “encouraging” other EU states have started to accept more refugees, she said the bloc’s “mechanism is too slow” for distributing people who’ve filed applications for asylum.
Refugees fleeing conflict and migrants seeking opportunity have strained Europe’s ability to cope in the past two years. The EU accepted 305,700 applications of asylum in the second quarter, pushing the total in the past 12 months to about 1.5 million. Germany took in more than 60 percent of the outsiders seeking help in the three months ended in June.
“You will never be able to close a border completely, but for Germany it’s been too much and I understand the concern,” Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said at a separate press briefing. To alleviate pressure created by North African migrants, Kern wants to strike financial deals with Niger, Mali, Egypt and Senegal along the lines of the agreement the EU has with Turkey.
“We have a successful model with Turkey and this is the model on which we want to build,” Kern said. Under its agreement, Turkey has helped staunch the flow of refugees in return for economic aid and talks to extend visa privileges.
The influx of foreigners has triggered a backlash that risks tearing apart Europe’s political order and leaving the continent divided. The U.K. already voted to leave the 28-nation bloc partly because of concerns over immigration. Nationalist politicians promising to crack down on immigrants have won support in Austria and Germany. A cleft has split eastern EU members opposed to accepting any refugees and western nations in favor of following legal conventions.
Leaders at the Vienna talks, which included Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, also weighed ideas that would bring more resources to periphery countries unable to act. Merkel suggested EU personnel could be dispatched to Greece to help manage the refugee buildup. Kern said legislation may be drafted to let military forces assist in some cases.
“We all understood that we need to control our borders and that it’s we who decide who comes to Europe and not the smugglers,” Kern said. “This may mean a backlog and therefore Greece needs our support.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fulfill-refugee-duty-now-time-for-eu-to-act
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Thank HOD we came out of this E.U stuff. The others can deal with mama Merkel noe
What sense to pay Egypt or Tunisia, while there is an absolutely uncontrolled Libya?
Merkel reminds me some sort of communist agitator in 1992, when country was already destroyed. Her speeches are meaningless and very dangerous.
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Merkel Says Germans Fulfill Refugee Duty, Now Time for other EU countries to Act.
Jonathan Tirone Arne Delfs
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September 24, 2016 — 4:14 PM BST
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Meeting in Vienna focused on securing Balkan route borders
Austria’s Kern seeks North Africa accords on migrant return
Chancellor Angela Merkel made it clear Saturday that Germans have done their duty to alleviate Europe’s refugee crisis and now the rest of the continent needs to do its share.
European Union countries have to accept refugees at a faster rate in order to alleviate the backlog of people stuck in the continent’s southeastern flank, Merkel said in Vienna after meeting with nine other heads of government. Their discussions focused on strengthening the EU’s border along the so-called Balkan route preferred by refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Angela Merkel at the summit. Photographer: Lisi Niesner/Bloomberg
“In view of the many refugees who are already with us, other EU countries will have to jump in,” Merkel said at a press briefing. While it’s “encouraging” other EU states have started to accept more refugees, she said the bloc’s “mechanism is too slow” for distributing people who’ve filed applications for asylum.
Refugees fleeing conflict and migrants seeking opportunity have strained Europe’s ability to cope in the past two years. The EU accepted 305,700 applications of asylum in the second quarter, pushing the total in the past 12 months to about 1.5 million. Germany took in more than 60 percent of the outsiders seeking help in the three months ended in June.
“You will never be able to close a border completely, but for Germany it’s been too much and I understand the concern,” Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said at a separate press briefing. To alleviate pressure created by North African migrants, Kern wants to strike financial deals with Niger, Mali, Egypt and Senegal along the lines of the agreement the EU has with Turkey.
“We have a successful model with Turkey and this is the model on which we want to build,” Kern said. Under its agreement, Turkey has helped staunch the flow of refugees in return for economic aid and talks to extend visa privileges.
The influx of foreigners has triggered a backlash that risks tearing apart Europe’s political order and leaving the continent divided. The U.K. already voted to leave the 28-nation bloc partly because of concerns over immigration. Nationalist politicians promising to crack down on immigrants have won support in Austria and Germany. A cleft has split eastern EU members opposed to accepting any refugees and western nations in favor of following legal conventions.
Leaders at the Vienna talks, which included Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, also weighed ideas that would bring more resources to periphery countries unable to act. Merkel suggested EU personnel could be dispatched to Greece to help manage the refugee buildup. Kern said legislation may be drafted to let military forces assist in some cases.
“We all understood that we need to control our borders and that it’s we who decide who comes to Europe and not the smugglers,” Kern said. “This may mean a backlog and therefore Greece needs our support.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fulfill-refugee-duty-now-time-for-eu-to-act
@waz , @Vergennes , @vostok.
Thank GOD we came out of this E.U stuff. The others can deal with mama Merkel now. Lol
Yes bro, all the luck in the world to them.
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Seems she got mad cow disease or Something
Now you understand what we have been dealing with in the EU right, it's people like this ?
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It gets better in Sweden.
The foundation airing this add on TV is sponsored by the goverment.Love the part about "old Swedes needing to integrate"....in their country ! lol....buh bye Sweden.
Our president(p-intentionally) came very happy from his recent meeting with frau commie.We will be getting fresh German investments and 3 times the refugees than previous quotas.
The foundation airing this add on TV is sponsored by the goverment.Love the part about "old Swedes needing to integrate"....in their country ! lol....buh bye Sweden.
Merkel Says Germans Fulfill Refugee Duty, Now Time for other EU countries to Act.
Jonathan Tirone Arne Delfs
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September 24, 2016 — 4:14 PM BST
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Meeting in Vienna focused on securing Balkan route borders
Austria’s Kern seeks North Africa accords on migrant return
Chancellor Angela Merkel made it clear Saturday that Germans have done their duty to alleviate Europe’s refugee crisis and now the rest of the continent needs to do its share.
European Union countries have to accept refugees at a faster rate in order to alleviate the backlog of people stuck in the continent’s southeastern flank, Merkel said in Vienna after meeting with nine other heads of government. Their discussions focused on strengthening the EU’s border along the so-called Balkan route preferred by refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Angela Merkel at the summit. Photographer: Lisi Niesner/Bloomberg
“In view of the many refugees who are already with us, other EU countries will have to jump in,” Merkel said at a press briefing. While it’s “encouraging” other EU states have started to accept more refugees, she said the bloc’s “mechanism is too slow” for distributing people who’ve filed applications for asylum.
Refugees fleeing conflict and migrants seeking opportunity have strained Europe’s ability to cope in the past two years. The EU accepted 305,700 applications of asylum in the second quarter, pushing the total in the past 12 months to about 1.5 million. Germany took in more than 60 percent of the outsiders seeking help in the three months ended in June.
“You will never be able to close a border completely, but for Germany it’s been too much and I understand the concern,” Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern said at a separate press briefing. To alleviate pressure created by North African migrants, Kern wants to strike financial deals with Niger, Mali, Egypt and Senegal along the lines of the agreement the EU has with Turkey.
“We have a successful model with Turkey and this is the model on which we want to build,” Kern said. Under its agreement, Turkey has helped staunch the flow of refugees in return for economic aid and talks to extend visa privileges.
The influx of foreigners has triggered a backlash that risks tearing apart Europe’s political order and leaving the continent divided. The U.K. already voted to leave the 28-nation bloc partly because of concerns over immigration. Nationalist politicians promising to crack down on immigrants have won support in Austria and Germany. A cleft has split eastern EU members opposed to accepting any refugees and western nations in favor of following legal conventions.
Leaders at the Vienna talks, which included Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, also weighed ideas that would bring more resources to periphery countries unable to act. Merkel suggested EU personnel could be dispatched to Greece to help manage the refugee buildup. Kern said legislation may be drafted to let military forces assist in some cases.
“We all understood that we need to control our borders and that it’s we who decide who comes to Europe and not the smugglers,” Kern said. “This may mean a backlog and therefore Greece needs our support.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fulfill-refugee-duty-now-time-for-eu-to-act
@waz , @Vergennes , @vostok.
Thank GOD we came out of this E.U stuff. The others can deal with mama Merkel now. Lol
Our president(p-intentionally) came very happy from his recent meeting with frau commie.We will be getting fresh German investments and 3 times the refugees than previous quotas.
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Yes it will.Just saw Hungarian FM on CNN.Quest looked like he was going to have a heart attack from his direct and honest answers
Q: Why don't you support EU policies on refugees ?
H FM: Because it's bad for Hungary and the whole EU to receive people incompatible with us and we hve a legacy to defend.
Q: But you take EU money
H FM: Yes,but we didn't signed on releasing sovereignity and accept all of the 3rd world in here.Is it bad to protect opur citizens?
Q:but...but....
H FM: We are a sovereign nation and we get to decide who trespasses our borders...
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As I said before. Seems Frau Merkel is determined to divide Europe (she's already doing that ) and cause chaos on the continent.
Don't understand why Germany throughout history is always the one to bring trouble in Europe. Lol
Anyway Good luck to our EU friends we Will be watching from the sidelines with a popcorn in hand
. @Taygibay ,@Vergennes. 
Don't understand why Germany throughout history is always the one to bring trouble in Europe. Lol
Anyway Good luck to our EU friends we Will be watching from the sidelines with a popcorn in hand
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Anyway Good luck to our EU friends we Will be watching from the sidelines with a popcorn in hand
It's quite hard to follow EU politics, Mikey. If I got it right,
it should show in Spring in our next elections with a slogan
by the FN :
Make France more attractive for big corps
but less attractive for migrants.
One clear thing though : How Deutschland thinks its solution to a problembut less attractive for migrants.
to be always perfect but doesn't understand it can't apply to all/other EU states.
For example, replacing the kids Germans don't seem to be having these days *
is good for local demographics but makes little sense in France, Iceland, Ireland,
Sweden or the UK because we are importing immigrants the old fashioned way :
we're making babies.
LOL, polls says French people are grognons with a gloomy outlook & pessimists
but love is in the air & the place is good enough to be worth gifting to descendants?
Or we're sadists condemning our kids to grow up through a dreary childhood ...
I'll go with the former,
, Tay.* Replacing them with swarthy invading hordes of migrants ...
for those that possibly didn't follow through the ellipsis.
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I think you didn't understand the underlying message in the AD but since your so Pro-Native and Anti-Immigration why do you support Israel?
Its just an AD calm down, your acting like its a declaration of war with Nukes involved. Whatever happened to Unity? and friendship and "Never again"?
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what a bad twisting of headline.
So basically an ad promoting multi-culturalism. what is wrong there
So basically an ad promoting multi-culturalism. what is wrong there
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I have no clue, I guess they just need an excuse to bash Refugees,Migrants and Muslims.
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