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Ayko

Ayko

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President of Turkey...Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

During the night of Tuesday-Wednesday, 28-29. August, here in Hesse capitol, Wiesbaden Germany, a statue of President Erdogan was erected in the downtown Wiesbaden park in front of the first Police Station (1. Polizeirevier). The roughly ten foot statue showed the Turkish president Standing with his right Hand raised at an angle as if giving a 'Heil Hitler' Salute but with the bin Laden finger pointing. The statue created quite an stir among the folk of the highly Turkish populated Wiesbaden causing riot as the Police pondered what to do with the statue as, at the same time, the media was quickly informed to report that the statue was mistankingly erected ahead of schedule on Tuesday instead of Saturday (Sept 1). On Saturday September 1, the Police and Fire Dept removed the statue that was never scheduled to be placed anywhere, obviously. Police refuse to comment. The 1. Polizeirevier and locals were lucky it was not a (nuclear) bomb.
Nach Protesten: Wiesbaden entfernt goldenen Erdogan
 
HowiMetdaSlayer
HowiMetdaSlayer
wait - what?! 😵
Last week I was reading in the German newspaper about the increase in the number of people in Germany living from social services that has increased 50% (150% by some calculations) over the last few years due to immigration (take over) by refugees and Turkish Mafia (robbing the Nation blind). The costs are apparently enormous and destroying the political stability. *YAWNS at stupidness*

Just this morning German radio news reported that German unemployment rates are the lowest since 27 years (on September 27th Happy Birthday!) Crap gloat that is just too ugly, imo.
 
Ayko said:
... the increase in the number of people in Germany living from social services that has increased 50% (150% by some calculations) over the last few years due to immigration (take over) by refugees and Turkish Mafia (robbing the Nation blind). The costs are apparently enormous and destroying the political stability. *YAWNS at stupidness*
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It's infuriating, isn't it?! You should see California...instead of building a wall, I think we should just plant a bunch of landmines along the border. 😎
 
Amber Bunny Slippers said:
It's infuriating, isn't it?! You should see California...instead of building a wall, I think we should just plant a bunch of landmines along the border. 😎
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I am not sure about your landmine solution, but tell me, in your opinion, is the California wall only a 147 mill-1.6 billion USD money laundering scam or is it worse, as it seems, gloating at me/us?!
 
Ayko said:
Tell me, in your opinion, is the California wall only a 147 mill-1.6 billion USD money laundering scam or is it worse, as it seems, gloating at me/us?!
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I have no idea. But I'm still backing the landmine idea. Seriously, it would be so much more effective than a wall!
 
From what I've read, only 30% (if that) of illegal immigrants even come into the country via that route. So the wall seems like an awful lot of money to spend to (half) solve a third of the problem. 😕
 
We're surrounded by sharks and still have a migrant crisis.

The news was on in the cafe today, the government is telling migrants to move to rural areas. The people in the cafe were unimpressed with that. There is no work, and very few resources. Some of the rural areas are worse than where they came from. The elderly on pensions struggle to survive out here, it'll be even harder for migrants on lower welfare payments. The gov wonders why we have such issues and huge healthcare costs with diabetes in rural areas - fresh food is unavailable, or unaffordable. As a country we are failing miserably at caring for the people already here.

I'd welcome new blood in this town, preferably those who appreciate the beauty of the bush, and who want to improve life for everyone, not just themselves. It'd also be nice to stop being the new kid!
 
HowiMetdaSlayer said:
From what I've read, only 30% (if that) of illegal immigrants even come into the country via that route. So the wall seems like an awful lot of money to spend to (half) solve a third of the problem. 😕
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I don't know who wrote that, but its definitely not true. I'd wager at least 75% of illegal Mexican "immigrants" cross the border there. Or pay 'coyotes' to drive them across.
 
I'm pretty sure it is, or at least closer to true than the reverse. Some come in legally with visa, then stay after it expires. Other come via some other mode of transport (plane/boat), Then, some as you mentioned, simply get driven through a check point. None of which a wall would deter.
 
HowiMetdaSlayer said:
I'm pretty sure it is, or at least closer to true than the reverse.
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You're reading too many pro-immigrant stories. 😂 If you'd lived here in Southern California for years, you'd see the massive influx of manual laborers, who are mostly uneducated and don't speak any English. And I guarantee you, they definitely didn't apply for a visa before arriving. Mostly they sell fruit on the street or do gardening. Eventually they send for their wives, who immediately pop out several babies. Many of them work as maids, hired under the table. This has been going on for awhile, but it got out of control around 2008 or so. I agree that a small portion of illegals may have had a visa at first, but they're definitely in the minority.
 
HowiMetdaSlayer
HowiMetdaSlayer
yer misinterpreting. I'm not saying they're not there. Just that they're not getting there in a way that a wall would impede
ABC: Sinkholes
wikipedia.org:
On 22 December 2018, a tsunami that followed an eruption and collapse of the Anak Krakatau volcano in the Sunda Strait struck coastal regions of Banten and Lampung, Indonesia. At least 281 people were killed and 1,016 were injured. According to The Guardian, "the tsunami is believed to have been caused by undersea landslides that followed an eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano".[ As of 23 December, it is evident that much of the volcano's southwest sector had collapsed.
 
Are tsunamis seasonal? Is this anywhere near the boxing day tsunamis of 2005? I dont know much about indo geography.
 
Ayko
Ayko
The Tsunamis of Boxing Day 2004 (not 2005) were caused by an Asteroid splash!
Without checking statistics, are other countries/major cities also being turned into sexual amusement parks of living out 'spontaneous sexual fantasies' such as doing it with your dentist, or with another bus passenger that leg/footsy flirt with strangers, schoolteachers, etc.???
 
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