Samaan aikaan kun Halla-aho, Mäki-Ketelä, Muutos 2011 ja Perussuomalaiset heristävät syyttävää sormea jonkin mitättömän Astrid Thorsin suuntaan, tehdään kansainvälisissä kokouksissa radikaaleja suunnitelmia, jotka koskevat koko Eurooppaa, myös Suomea. Kansainvaellukset etelästä pohjoiseen ovat tietoista politiikkaa, eikä Suomi voi sille mitään niin kauan kuin Suomi pysyy EU:n (jota Halla-aho kannattaa) jäsenenä:
Yesterday morning I attended a ministerial seminar organized by Eric Besson on the theme "The migrations in the lands of the Mediterranean: constructing a space of shared prosperity". Insofar as many journalists covered the seminar, I feel safe in sharing with you a few high points.
The ministers of Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Croatia, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco, and Egypt were among the guests.
One expert set the tone right away by declaring that since the European population was aging, three possibilities ensued. I quote them:
1. We delay the age of retirement. Not a very popular measure.
2. We put more women in the workplace. That would have a negative effect on the birth rate.
3. We organize international migrations.
And with these words, obviously intended to allow the ministers to begin their well-prepared speeches, the main theme of the morning was set: since the North was not producing children, and the South producing many (they actually said it), it was necessary to agree to organize migratory waves from the South to the North. Several ministers even declared that since immigration, in any case, was occurring illegally when it was not authorized, it would be preferable to legalize and organize it. They also said that 75% of the youth of Tunisia were considering leaving their country...
Here is a sampling of the words uttered by the ministers from northern countries:
- "The countries of the North need labor."
- "Immigration increases the competitiveness of the countries of the North."
- "Immigration benefits the countries of the South as well as those of the North."
- "Since labor from the South is unskilled and since the North will need more and more a supply of skilled labor, the Northern countries must help train the labor from the South so that it can fulfill the requirements."
- "We must have a flexible policy of visas in order to facilitate the movement of these immigration influxes."
- "We must facilitate the ability of the immigrants to remain in contact with their homelands and to transfer a part of their earnings."
- "We must organize welcoming committees in such a way that they recognize their diversity. At any rate, it's the example that will be used everywhere. Priority must be given to the fight against discrimination."
- "A world without immigration would be a world more divided, more radical."
- "Poverty and the lack of development were caused by colonization."
"Immigration is perhaps the solution to the crisis," a Swedish minister said solemnly.
The two ministers from the South asked that their nationals be well-treated in the host countries, and that in the rush to organize migratory influxes from the South into the North, care be taken to maintain the powerful ties with the homeland, in order for migrants to transfer money back to their country of origin (...) The Moroccan minister emphasized that these migrants (the Moroccan community abroad) constituted a diaspora, and that Morocco would actively take care of them. The Egyptian minister began his speech with "In the name of Allah the most merciful..." and formulated the hope that the Arabic language become more common in the future in the Mediterranean bassin.
Eric Besson concluded the meeting thus: "We must accelerate and increase the mass movements."
Linkki: http://galliawatch.blogspot.com/
Yesterday morning I attended a ministerial seminar organized by Eric Besson on the theme "The migrations in the lands of the Mediterranean: constructing a space of shared prosperity". Insofar as many journalists covered the seminar, I feel safe in sharing with you a few high points.
The ministers of Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Croatia, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco, and Egypt were among the guests.
One expert set the tone right away by declaring that since the European population was aging, three possibilities ensued. I quote them:
1. We delay the age of retirement. Not a very popular measure.
2. We put more women in the workplace. That would have a negative effect on the birth rate.
3. We organize international migrations.
And with these words, obviously intended to allow the ministers to begin their well-prepared speeches, the main theme of the morning was set: since the North was not producing children, and the South producing many (they actually said it), it was necessary to agree to organize migratory waves from the South to the North. Several ministers even declared that since immigration, in any case, was occurring illegally when it was not authorized, it would be preferable to legalize and organize it. They also said that 75% of the youth of Tunisia were considering leaving their country...
Here is a sampling of the words uttered by the ministers from northern countries:
- "The countries of the North need labor."
- "Immigration increases the competitiveness of the countries of the North."
- "Immigration benefits the countries of the South as well as those of the North."
- "Since labor from the South is unskilled and since the North will need more and more a supply of skilled labor, the Northern countries must help train the labor from the South so that it can fulfill the requirements."
- "We must have a flexible policy of visas in order to facilitate the movement of these immigration influxes."
- "We must facilitate the ability of the immigrants to remain in contact with their homelands and to transfer a part of their earnings."
- "We must organize welcoming committees in such a way that they recognize their diversity. At any rate, it's the example that will be used everywhere. Priority must be given to the fight against discrimination."
- "A world without immigration would be a world more divided, more radical."
- "Poverty and the lack of development were caused by colonization."
"Immigration is perhaps the solution to the crisis," a Swedish minister said solemnly.
The two ministers from the South asked that their nationals be well-treated in the host countries, and that in the rush to organize migratory influxes from the South into the North, care be taken to maintain the powerful ties with the homeland, in order for migrants to transfer money back to their country of origin (...) The Moroccan minister emphasized that these migrants (the Moroccan community abroad) constituted a diaspora, and that Morocco would actively take care of them. The Egyptian minister began his speech with "In the name of Allah the most merciful..." and formulated the hope that the Arabic language become more common in the future in the Mediterranean bassin.
Eric Besson concluded the meeting thus: "We must accelerate and increase the mass movements."
Linkki: http://galliawatch.blogspot.com/
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Vanhimmat
Perussuomalaiset on EU:n liitymistä vastustaneet 1995 asti samoin Nato jäsenyyttäkin. Kokoomuksen keskustan rkp:n vihdeiden joukosta, sekä vasemmistoliiton ja demarin joukosta löytyvät kannattajat.
Vastaan äänestivät Perussuomalaiset ja KD lipsumatta.