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Isis Members Arrested in Germany, Used False Passports to Get In

truthatallcost said:
The offspring of refugees will likely carry out more attacks than their parents, but these will be labeled as German or French citizens who were discriminated against. The media will swoon over these poor darlings, while stepping over the bodies of the innocent.
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I recently attended a U.S. Naturalization Ceremony for a European friend of mine. Out of probably 300 new naturalized citizens, he was the ONLY one of European decent - the ONLY Caucasian. There were a lot of Muslims, lots of Africans and Mexican/South American Folks and people from all over. This may not be directly related to your post but I could immediately surmise that I was likely the only republican voter among the whole crowd.
 
joG said:
What has enraged people is that the political talking heads and media had told the population that there were no terrorists among the refugees.
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Did these three enter Germany as refugees?
 
truthatallcost said:
970,000 Muslim migrants are jobless in Germany...............
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considering that unemployment figures of May this year were at their lowest in 25 years and still quite down from last year, those jobless migrants must already be a blessing, the way they're clearly contributing to improve the numbers.

Of course it could also be that you're just posting rubbish but that would never happen with you, would it now?
 
spud_meister said:
Did these three enter Germany as refugees?
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It seems that a number of terrorists have used the refugee Autobahn. Some of the ones reported to have been involved in the Brussels and Paris attacks were persons that had come in as refugees.
 
PeteEU said:
Evidence?
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It seems that the Arbeitsagentur (federal unemployment office) reported 760.000 unemployed persons of foreign derivation. As the statistics do not include refugees till they have been bonafide the 900.000 plus number could easily be correct.
 
PeteEU said:
Evidence?
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This is not a new phenomenon Pete. From before the 2015 migrant crisis;

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" In absolute terms, most of the unemployed people of foreign origin also belong to the largest immigrant groups in Germany: 140,000 of the 460,000 Turks, for instance. A Turk living in Germany is two or three times more likely to be unemployed than a German.
On the other hand, immigrants from other Western nations barely show up in the stats. French, British, or American people apparently have the same chances as Germans. "Eastern Europeans also hold their own well: Poles, for instance, are only barely more often unemployed than Germans," said Schäfer. "And Romanians, who are often accused of coming to Germany to take advantage of the welfare system, are actually slightly less likely to be unemployed than Germans."
Immigrants struggle in German job market | Business | DW.COM | 12.09.2013

From after the 2015 migrant crisis:

" Only 54 refugees have landed jobs with Germany's top 30 companies — and 50 of them are employed at Deutsche Post. More than 30,000 refugees have secured low-paid work in restaurants, in construction or bakeries. A few hundred are doing traineeships.

Despite more than 660,000 job vacancies, the nation's biggest companies find the refugees do not have enough skills, and do not speak German."
http://www.debatepolitics.com/europ...is-began-many-refugees-remain-unemployed.html
 
joG said:
It seems that the Arbeitsagentur (federal unemployment office) reported 760.000 unemployed persons of foreign derivation. As the statistics do not include refugees till they have been bonafide the 900.000 plus number could easily be correct.
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No it cant. If the official unemployment number of person of foreign derivation, then that is the total number including people have gotten refugee status.
 
truthatallcost said:
This is not a new phenomenon Pete. From before the 2015 migrant crisis;

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" In absolute terms, most of the unemployed people of foreign origin also belong to the largest immigrant groups in Germany: 140,000 of the 460,000 Turks, for instance. A Turk living in Germany is two or three times more likely to be unemployed than a German.
On the other hand, immigrants from other Western nations barely show up in the stats. French, British, or American people apparently have the same chances as Germans. "Eastern Europeans also hold their own well: Poles, for instance, are only barely more often unemployed than Germans," said Schäfer. "And Romanians, who are often accused of coming to Germany to take advantage of the welfare system, are actually slightly less likely to be unemployed than Germans."
Immigrants struggle in German job market | Business | DW.COM | 12.09.2013

From after the 2015 migrant crisis:

" Only 54 refugees have landed jobs with Germany's top 30 companies — and 50 of them are employed at Deutsche Post. More than 30,000 refugees have secured low-paid work in restaurants, in construction or bakeries. A few hundred are doing traineeships.

Despite more than 660,000 job vacancies, the nation's biggest companies find the refugees do not have enough skills, and do not speak German."
http://www.debatepolitics.com/europ...is-began-many-refugees-remain-unemployed.html
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Yes and it is not new, but the number being thrown around is utter bull****.
 
PeteEU said:
All it takes for any terrorists to get into any country is a fake passport.. hardly unique to Germany. Much easier too, than going on a thousand km death march...
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The more countries move toward biometrics, like the US has done, the less effective fake passports will be, at least at border checks.
 
PeteEU said:
No it cant. If the official unemployment number of person of foreign derivation, then that is the total number including people have gotten refugee status.
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Persons before and after they apply for asylum but before they are granted such and certain catagories whose application waa denied are not included in the official unemployment numbers in Germany.
 
PoS said:
When it comes to hating immigrants and Muslims, there is no need for such... [/sarcasm]
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The same can be told about those who defend Islam.

Is the anti-Islam crowd less intelligent and attached to facts than the pro-Islam crowd? Probably a bit. But the other side is so barely better than it is insignificant.

It is indeed a wonder that bunches of the smartest people in the medias and politics still stubbornly refuse to face the cold hard and (insufficiently) documented truth about the failure of assimilation of Muslims, their demographic weight in the urban youth, the intolerance and lack of freedom in Muslim cities on our soils, the nature and magnitude of their cultural influence on our countries, and the Islamic totalitarianism that is consuming Muslim masses all around the world. We have to blame for this blindness the heavy political correctness cage and the political repression in European countries that prohibits criticisms of Islam and measures of reality.

Islam ought to be fought, it is of the utmost importance. But only the far-right dares to do so because all others are afraid of ostracism and judicial consequences, and because they want to be good people and have been taught that defending minorities is what good people must do, regardless of everything else. And because they still believe in assimilation fairy tales and they live far away of Islam to still believe it is not changing their country.
 
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