[Espresso]

Deporting 200,000 people? How?

Why this isn't making international news alone WW is beyond me.

The news coverage difference between Europe and the States on this right now is so stark.

[AnneBoleyn]

I've read that Germany is ready to pay for planes to deport these people to their home countries

Also
Can someone tell me what happens when these people reach Austria and Germany? Where are they placed? What do they get and are they satisfied?

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Espresso

Deporting 200,000 people? How?

Why this isn't making international news alone WW is beyond me.

The news coverage difference between Europe and the States on this right now is so stark.

The US will never cover it honestly, since we also have an illegal immigrant problem. The media wants to make deportations an unreal concept.

[Jicky]

Originally posted by stevyy

first all asylum seekers without granted asylum are not allowed to work in Germany.

Secondly, when you are from such regions and you don't run from war, you can go back there.

Altho, Germany and the EU have been scolding Romania for example for how bad they treat gypsies over there.

Why are people always making Germany an evil country?

Evil?- not. Selfish, obnoxious? - hell yes.

Next time consult others before opening the floodgates, no one is going to hate on you then.

[Jicky]

Originally posted by Espresso

Deporting 200,000 people? How?

Why this isn't making international news alone WW is beyond me.

The news coverage difference between Europe and the States on this right now is so stark.

Vast majority of ppl who reached Germany and other western countries won't be ever deported. Regardless whether they are Syrians or else. It would cost billions to deport so many, More importantly where??? Turkey won't ever allow them back. The only way of stopping this madness would be eliminating the root cause and bringing peace to Syria and Irak.

[stevyy]

Originally posted by Jicky

Evil?- not. Selfish, obnoxious? - hell yes.

Next time consult others before opening the floodgates, no one is going to hate on you then.

when will it enter your brain that the migrants had been in EUROPE already when Merkel said that everyone who wants to come to Germany, can come. Germany/Sweden remained the only countries in Europe that ACTED.. (and helped Greece, Italy and Turkey handling the already unmanagable influx of migrants that were in those countries already).

stop shooting migrants at your fence, that would be a much better approach, I guess.

[rockabella]

honestly italy has already asked the EU for help in 2014 maybe even 2013 so the EU had plenty of time to think of a plan but they went for "lets wait and see" it seems. quite sad really

[AnneBoleyn]

How much longer until Fatima closes the gates?

[AnneBoleyn]

Austria plans to put up a fence http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...e-migrant-flow

[Jicky]

Originally posted by AnneBoleyn

Austria plans to put up a fence http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...e-migrant-flow

[AnneBoleyn]

I heard some German politician (I didn't catch his name or function) say that people from Afganistan won't be allowed to stay in Germany under any circumstances

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by AnneBoleyn

Austria plans to put up a fence http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...e-migrant-flow

The hypocrites. Funny how the chickens are finally coming to roost.

[AnneBoleyn]

If Austria shuts down then Slovenia probably will too
Cro and Serb are screwed

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by AnneBoleyn

I heard some German politician (I didn't catch his name or function) say that people from Afganistan won't be allowed to stay in Germany under any circumstances

Why not? There is a war happening there as well. Aren't they also refugees? What happened to humanitarianism?

[AnneBoleyn]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

Why not? There is a war happening there as well. Aren't they also refugees? What happened to humanitarianism?

They are only gonna allow Syrians in

I saw a migrant on the news yesterday from Sierra Leone


Also there were 2 women that are literally 100 years old
One from Afganistan and the other from Iraq

[GypsyLife]

Fatima must be fuming over Austria

Oh it's not a fence tho it's "Technische Sicherheitsmaßnahmen im Grenzbereich" -> "technical security measures in the border area"
So a fence isn't a fence as long as you don't call it a fence?
I am cackling here.
Waiting for the water cannons with flowers and rainbow tear gas, but I guess it's still shame on Hungary!

[Jicky]

Originally posted by GypsyLife

Fatima must be fuming over Austria

Oh it's not a fence tho it's "Technische Sicherheitsmaßnahmen im Grenzbereich" -> "technical security measures in the border area"
So a fence isn't a fence as long as you don't call it a fence?
I am cackling here.
Waiting for the water cannons with flowers and rainbow tear gas, but I guess it's still shame on Hungary!

It's just a little door with some small extension left and right. I'm screaming at that idiot...

[AnneBoleyn]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...s-of-Iraq.html

After making the perilous journey to Europe, a group of Iraqi Kurds found it was not what they were looking for

To get to Germany’s promised land, he walked for eight hours into Turkey and took a gruelling 20-hour ride in a crammed and stinking lorry across south-east Europe.

But now Mohammed Aziz Qadir, an Iraqi Kurd, has returned home, one of scores of refugees who have decided that facing perils and hardships in Iraq is preferable to the ordeal of a transit camp in an unwelcoming Europe.

“When I first entered the camp I was shocked to see the difference between the Berlin I had in mind and what I was seeing,” Mr Qadir, 24, said.

“I was looked at as a second class citizen, I didn’t feel respected. When I walked into town it was clear I was a camp guy – a refugee.”

.........................

The 35-year-old Yazidi was forced into a camp near the Kurdish city of Dohuk after Isil seized his village in August 2014. The harsh conditions there convinced him to embark on the perilous journey to Europe.

Alias paid a smuggler $20,000 to help him and his ten-year-old son travel to Germany by land. After weeks on the road and a 13-day stint in a Bulgarian prison, they reached eastern Germany where they shared a room with two other asylum seekers.

“The German government offered food and 540 euros to me and my son but it was not enough,” Mr Alias said. “My son was sad and scared, he didn’t have any friends or relatives and it was hard to find someone to speak to in Kurdish or Arabic.”

Now he is back - his tent in Dohuk preferable to poverty in Germany. “My community welcomed me back,” he said. “My friends came around to drink beer and smoke together, like before.”

Literally WHAT do these people expect when they arrive to Germany? WHAT???

[rockabella]

i don't understand why de maizière (interior minister of germany) doesn't want to accept afgani to seek asylum? especially if it's really old or really young people that can't look after themselves as well as lets say a 30 year old

someone should remind him of how capable the taliban are of cruelties... i know this was in pakistan but still the worst criminal "incident" of the past 5 years imo https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014...chool_massacre

[AnneBoleyn]

Meanwhile, in an average German city