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Post by rubl on Jan 12, 2017 17:12:39 GMT 7
"German economy accelerated in 2016 thanks to higher spending ... The country had a 19.2 billion-euro ($20.2 billion) budget surplus last year, or 0.6 percent of GDP. That was the third consecutive annual fiscal surplus, down slightly from the previous year's 0.7 percent. Of the 18 other eurozone countries, only Estonia and Luxembourg are expected to have produced a surplus last year, statistical office head Dieter Sarreither said. ..." sg.news.yahoo.com/german-economy-grew-1-9-090943741.html |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2017 17:48:58 GMT 7
"German economy accelerated in 2016 thanks to higher spending ... The country had a 19.2 billion-euro ($20.2 billion) budget surplus last year, or 0.6 percent of GDP. That was the third consecutive annual fiscal surplus, down slightly from the previous year's 0.7 percent. Of the 18 other eurozone countries, only Estonia and Luxembourg are expected to have produced a surplus last year, statistical office head Dieter Sarreither said. ..." sg.news.yahoo.com/german-economy-grew-1-9-090943741.htmlImmigration crashed to a mere 260,000  |
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Post by AyG on Jan 12, 2017 18:41:08 GMT 7
"German economy accelerated in 2016 thanks to higher spending Immigration crashed to a mere 260,000 So, definitive proof that mass immigration is good for the German economy. Admittedly, not so great for all the women sexually assaulted, but hey, it's the economy that counts. Let's bring in more Moslem economic migrants. Can only be good for the country. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2017 18:52:34 GMT 7
Immigration crashed to a mere 260,000 So, definitive proof that mass immigration is good for the German economy. Admittedly, not so great for all the women sexually assaulted, but hey, it's the economy that counts. Let's bring in more Moslem economic migrants. Can only be good for the country. Plenty of work in the bomb making factories and suicide bomber schools, AyG. |
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Post by rubl on Jan 12, 2017 19:11:48 GMT 7
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Post by siampolee on Jan 12, 2017 19:24:06 GMT 7
And that should be standard practice in the U K too, you've taken our handouts now it's time to pay back something is the correct message to send to these ''refugee''s.
Just look at the hoops you would have to jump through if you were to return to the U K after living abroad for a number of years and you want to resettle back in your home country with your family
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Post by AyG on Jan 12, 2017 19:51:21 GMT 7
"Netherlands claimed more than £500,000 from refugees in four years There are currently 47,500 economic migrants refugees in the Netherlands. So that's a contribution of, on average, GBP 10.53 per refugee over four years, or GBP 2.63/year. A pittance. If working refugees are handing over 75% of their income that would suggest that the vast majority is unemployed and unemployable. But then, no surprise there. |
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Post by rubl on Jan 12, 2017 21:06:18 GMT 7
"Netherlands claimed more than £500,000 from refugees in four years There are currently 47,500 economic migrants refugees in the Netherlands. So that's a contribution of, on average, GBP 10.53 per refugee over four years, or GBP 2.63/year. A pittance. If working refugees are handing over 75% of their income that would suggest that the vast majority is unemployed and unemployable. But then, no surprise there. This may surprise you, but in the Netherlands we have some laws prohibiting under age children to work and are lenient regarding stay-at-home mothers. Also most of the refugees finding work for the 24 weeks allowed do not really get top jobs with high paying salaries. Somehow. Of course we provided decent housing, what with so many prisons empty  As for the rest, we go through a lot of troubles to make these people feel like being at home  |
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Post by me on Jan 12, 2017 21:23:50 GMT 7
There are currently 47,500 economic migrants refugees in the Netherlands. So that's a contribution of, on average, GBP 10.53 per refugee over four years, or GBP 2.63/year. A pittance. If working refugees are handing over 75% of their income that would suggest that the vast majority is unemployed and unemployable. But then, no surprise there. This may surprise you, but in the Netherlands we have some laws prohibiting under age children to work and are lenient regarding stay-at-home mothers. Also most of the refugees finding work for the 24 weeks allowed do not really get top jobs with high paying salaries. Somehow. Of course we provided decent housing, what with so many prisons empty As for the rest, we go through a lot of troubles to make these people feel like being at home If you really want them to feel like they are at home why do you not send them back |
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Post by rubl on Jan 12, 2017 21:39:24 GMT 7
This may surprise you, but in the Netherlands we have some laws prohibiting under age children to work and are lenient regarding stay-at-home mothers. Also most of the refugees finding work for the 24 weeks allowed do not really get top jobs with high paying salaries. Somehow. Of course we provided decent housing, what with so many prisons empty As for the rest, we go through a lot of troubles to make these people feel like being at home If you really want them to feel like they are at home why do you not send them back That would be inhospitable and not done. We make them feel almost at home while insisting they learn Dutch. Now if that's no incentive to go back voluntarily what will be |
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