Posted on 04/23/2018 9:08:54 AM PDT by rktman
President Trump meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House next week.
We can expect her to promote the pro-immigrant, pro-Iran agenda she’s been pushing on anyone who will listen.
To understand the roots of her policies, it’s helpful to look at the last time she came calling to Washington, three months after President Trump took office.
She was accompanied by the Kaesar – Joe Kaesar, CEO of Siemens, the German engineering and industrial giant.
Peel back the chancellor’s humanitarian rhetoric of peace and tolerance and you will see her policies match the mercantile interests of Siemens seamlessly.
When she welcomed 1 million emigres from the Middle East to settle in Germany, this was a marriage of convenience between Siemens and Merkel: Siemens needed cheap labor, and Merkel took the hinges off the doors of the hiring hall.
The German government gives the new arrivals generous housing, welfare and job training benefits. So does Siemens.
“Siemens is committed to helping refugees,” the company declares. In addition to offering refugees paid internships, the company created a special six-month-long course of “intensive language instruction” and “pre-vocational training” so the new crop of guest workers from Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea, Somalia, Ethiopia, Iran and Pakistan can meet entry-level requirements for an apprenticeship.
Siemens Real Estate is housing over 1,100 future guest workers at company facilities it has converted to living spaces at locations across Germany and Austria.
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Maybe we should offer stipends and internships for Germans coming here.
What, and be subjected to: “That’s not how we did it in Munich.”. LOL!
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