Posted on 04/11/2011 9:58:14 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
"Refugees ought not to come to Germany," announces Die Welt. The position that Berlin is expected to adopt when European interior ministers meet to discuss immigration on 11 April is unlikely to be welcomed by Italy which has called for solidarity in the drive to cope with thousands of immigrants who have recently arrived from North Africa. “Italy’s dirty tricks amount to unacceptable blackmail," remarks the conservative daily, which nonetheless acknowledges that "it is inadmissible that Italy and Malta pay the price for changes that are in all of Europe’s interest." For Die Welt, Europe should come together to invest in Arab countries to bring about positive change and reinforce cooperation on the issue of migration flows: “What is a major problem for Italy and Malta could be considerably reduced if it was shared by the EU’s 27 member states."
Now the Germans are acting smart.
NIMBY
Send tum back home, needs to be done world wide.
yitbos
First France, now Germany.
One wonders what event was the tipping point, eh?
Good for them however by the same token I don’t want to ever hear any complaints or lectures from them on our immigration situation here. Especially through the UN.
Can’t they just put sharks in the water, overturn the boats, and let nature take its course?
Germany has already taken in appr. 700,000 refugees from Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan and the Balkans in recent years. More than 10 times the number Italy has taken.
They should STFU and deal with the problem on their own. Most preferably by sending them back to Africa.
(Not to mention that Italy is breaking European treaties by giving the invaders visas and sending them north.)
We need the same thing here. We cannot continue on as we are and expect to last much longer.
As we have seen on these threads before, all these radical takeovers must be accomplished before Barak bin Hussein abu Obama al-Kenyata is thrown out of office.
yitbos
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