Denmark defends plan to strip "refugee" valuables

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Read Article 31:

UNHCR - Refugee protection in international law: article 31 of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees: non-penalization, detention, and protection (3.1)

Apparently you never heard of a "job market." You want to know why most Muslims in Europe do low income work? Its because its what the European wanted because of that little war they have in 1939-'45.

Did you know that 60% of unemployed in Italy are not even looking for a job? & did you know that there's more Egyptians making more pizza than actual Italians. "Sky high" unemployment my ***. If you want to put blame on immigrants for taking advantages of your social system. You should start with the Greeks. Those blokes crashed their economy and to an extent damaged European economy along with it causing the "sky high" unemployment to begin with, but no its always the Mexican isn't it.

Man how ignorant can you be the Middle-East actually have a robust middle-class & well educated population. Even Iraq under Saddam & the US sanction. Back when Syria were stable most Iraqi refugee were housed inside an apartment complexes which they payed for themselves, but here's the kicker the one that are coming. The Syrians are refugee, not immigrants. Meaning they are most likely far more educated than you.
Who Are the Syrian Refugees? | Foundation for Economic Education

Muslim violence are actually statistically lower than that of the local they just have a better media coverage that's all. Even Muslim Terrorism are still lower than that of the leftist. Terrorism doesn't happen as often as you think you are more likely to be struck by lightning twice. Did you know that over 50% of crime in London are perpetrated by those from Eastern Europe (Romania included.) I don't see you trying to kick the Eastern European out? And didn't you just said that Europeans live are so precious. You don't want to be a hypocrite do you? You might find this weird, but crime is a fact of life all over the world.

The same reason you might not a Czech bitching about the Vietnamese are the same reason the Czech not bitching about the Indonesian. Here's some suggested reading. I suggest you actually read them:
http://www.cfr.org/united-states/muslims-united-states/p25927
http://www.cfr.org/religion/europe-integrating-islam/p8252

Yo, racially "superior" Chinese....there's no danger in Turkey. Most of migrants do not even qualify for asylum in Europe. Simple no? All those conventions you managed to dig up mean diddly squat in this example, as Turkey is a safe country. Superior much?

Also, CFR documentation is irelevant in this debate, but you don't really know anything about CFR so in your zeal to prove your point you decided to post from a source everyone knows is just an extension of the globalist agenda.
Foundation for economic education is a free market think tank, another globalist agenda site.

These are fronts of really really wealthy people, who'd like to flood US and EU with cheap labor, thus obtaining votes which will keep them in power forever and swamp a society to such a degree, it will have to be solving the problem 24/7 and not keeping a check on the people who rule them.

UN resolutions have similar value to toilet paper, with latter being useful in every day chores. In any case, UN resolutions cannot trump sovereign, national security concerns.

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Yo, racially "superior" Chinese....there's no danger in Turkey. Most of migrants do not even qualify for asylum in Europe. Simple no? All those conventions you managed to dig up mean diddly squat in this example, as Turkey is a safe country. Superior much?

But you forgot that Refugees are entitled to these things:

• All refugees must be granted identity papers and travel documents that allow them to travel outside the country
• Refugees must receive the same treatment as nationals of the receiving country with regard to the following rights:
  • Free exercise of religion and religious education
  • Free access to the courts, including legal assistance
  • Access to elementary education
  • Access to public relief and assistance
  • Protection provided by social security
  • Protection of intellectual property, such as inventions and trade names
  • Protection of literary, artistic and scientific work
  • Equal treatment by taxing authorities
• Refugees must receive the most favourable treatment provided to nationals of a foreign country with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to belong to trade unions
  • The right to belong to other non-political nonprofit organizations
  • The right to engage in wage-earning employment
• Refugees must receive the most favourable treatment possible, which must be at least as favourable to that accorded aliens generally in the same circumstances, with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to own property
  • The right to practice a profession
  • The right to self-employment
  • Access to housing
  • Access to higher education
• Refugees must receive the same treatment as that accorded to aliens generally with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to choose their place of residence
  • The right to move freely within the country
  • Free exercise of religion and religious education
  • Free access to the courts, including legal assistance
  • Access to elementary education
  • Access to public relief and assistance
  • Protection provided by social security
  • Protection of intellectual property,
    such as inventions and trade names
  • Protection of literary, artistic and scientific work
  • Equal treatment by taxing authorities

Turkey won't even let them get a job. Go figures why some of them want to take the German offers. Safety in the first country are Meme why does people keep saying that crap is beyond me. Refugees can actually go anywhere and they cannot be penalized for trying to enter a country of their choice. Hence legally they are still refugees & why the rest of planet earth still regards them as one.

 

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But you forgot that Refugees are entitled to these things:

• All refugees must be granted identity papers and travel documents that allow them to travel outside the country
• Refugees must receive the same treatment as nationals of the receiving country with regard to the following rights:
  • Free exercise of religion and religious education
  • Free access to the courts, including legal assistance
  • Access to elementary education
  • Access to public relief and assistance
  • Protection provided by social security
  • Protection of intellectual property, such as inventions and trade names
  • Protection of literary, artistic and scientific work
  • Equal treatment by taxing authorities
• Refugees must receive the most favourable treatment provided to nationals of a foreign country with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to belong to trade unions
  • The right to belong to other non-political nonprofit organizations
  • The right to engage in wage-earning employment
• Refugees must receive the most favourable treatment possible, which must be at least as favourable to that accorded aliens generally in the same circumstances, with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to own property
  • The right to practice a profession
  • The right to self-employment
  • Access to housing
  • Access to higher education
• Refugees must receive the same treatment as that accorded to aliens generally with regard to the following rights:
  • The right to choose their place of residence
  • The right to move freely within the country
  • Free exercise of religion and religious education
  • Free access to the courts, including legal assistance
  • Access to elementary education
  • Access to public relief and assistance
  • Protection provided by social security
  • Protection of intellectual property,
    such as inventions and trade names
  • Protection of literary, artistic and scientific work
  • Equal treatment by taxing authorities

Turkey won't even let them get a job. Go figures why some of them want to take the German offers. Safety in the first country are Meme why does people keep saying that crap is beyond me. Refugees can actually go anywhere and they cannot be penalized for trying to enter a country of their choices. Hence legally they are still refugees & why the rest of planet earth still regards them as one.

This is irelevant. These are UN's words on paper, devoid of what actually happens on the ground. In any case, it has no weight over sovereign security concerns. You call it meme, i call your posts meme, np.

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

This is irelevant. These are UN's words on paper, devoid of what actually happens on the ground. In any case, it has no weight over sovereign security concerns. You call it meme, i call your posts meme, np.

Yo 'el grande Stupido.

International law recognizes the right to seek asylum, but does not oblige states to provide it..

Now you know why everyone hate the UN & I'm just exercising my freedom of speech by calling the Danes & Anti-refugee rhetoric in general as Bullshit!!!

Thankfully though the refugees will still be resettled regardless of what some people would say. As it turns out you are in the minority.

 

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Yo 'el grande Stupido.


Now you know why everyone hate the UN & I'm just exercising my freedom of speech by calling the Danes & Anti-refugee rhetoric in general as Bullshit!!!

Thankfully though the refugees will still be resettled regardless of what some people would say. As it turns out you are in the minority.

You're just frustrated because the only thing you were able to find is what i've already told you, just, it's written in nicer language.
It is a direct admission that UN's words are hollow, but they try to package their powerlessness with "doesn't need to oblige". As if they said someone would have to oblige and that someone doesn't want to and they could do something. It's laughable.

Refugees need to be helped, i have never said otherwise. As for your jubilant glee in what appears to be just trolling for the sake of it, do note that EU pays money to Turkey to make camps. The half a million you speak of, will be picked from these camps and i'm sure they will be picked in accordance to their skills, so in some sense we can say we will be getting best of Syria.

Now i know you being Chinese gives you an impediment to speaking your mind freely and now that you've found about the term free speach you want to use it as much as possible, that's all good, i haven't been objecting to your use of free speach at all, you can keep exercising it for all i care.

 

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Man how ignorant can you be the Middle-East actually have a robust middle-class & well educated population. Even Iraq under Saddam & the US sanction. Back when Syria were stable most Iraqi refugee were housed inside an apartment complexes which they payed for themselves, but here's the kicker the one that are coming. The Syrians are refugee, not immigrants. Meaning they are most likely far more educated than you.

Nonsense and baloney.Here's the harsh truth,let's hear it from Professor LUDGER Wößmann
director of the Center for Economics of Education in Munich

TIME: What does that mean?

Wößmann: That is, can that two-thirds of students in Syria read and write is very limited, that it can only solve simple arithmetic problems. And that means that these students, even if they have learned German in Germany, hardly able to follow the school life.

TIME: How can that be? Just as the Syrians are still relatively well formed!

LUDGER Wößmann
directs the Center for Economics of Education in Munich.

Wößmann: The results are clear: From the subject matter her limp Syrian eighth grader in middle school five years behind their peers about German students afterwards. And the visit to the secondary school there is only 69 percent.

TIME: Perhaps the refugees who come to Germany, are on average even better than those at home?

Wößmann: Conceivable, but not likely. If you look at older figures from the Federal Employment Agency to, shows that about two thirds of asylum seekers from the war-torn countries have no vocational qualification training.

TIME: Minister Wanka says the big advantage is indeed just that more than half of the refugees under 25 are, therefore, at an age where they could still get an education.

Wößmann: That's the big question: two thirds of young Syrians who must be regarded as functionally illiterate in accordance with international educational standards, the necessary training for local businesses maturity is mostly missing.


TIME: These are harsh sentences.

Wößmann: Those are hard numbers. We have to be realistic. Anyone - like me - want that integration succeeds, must acknowledge, as it is the reality. And then draw conclusions.

TIME: What consequences do you think?

Wößmann: We have to prepare ourselves that the majority of young refugees would fail on a three-year-long full training with a high proportion theory. According to Chamber of Commerce of Munich and Upper Bavaria have 70 percent of trainees from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, who have started a lesson two years ago, already canceled this again. That is why we need to make them other offers; provide more training companion to the side; think about some qualifying training, the more emphasis on the practical skills and limit the theoretical foundations. There are already such professions as nursing assistants. The same must be possible for masons as well as in other industries. We need more one-year qualifications - with the possibility to extend it later to a full education

TIME: The migration researcher Rainer Bauböck says in ten years, people would like to thank Chancellor Merkel, as the reception of refugees is not only a humanitarian been correct, but was also to the advantage of the business location Germany.

Wößmann: to think that the adult refugees be solved with us the skills shortage, I do not consider realistic. What has helped us in the past few years, was the immigration of well-educated people from other European countries

Integration: "Zwei Drittel können kaum lesen und schreiben" | ZEIT ONLINE

So,the ideea that these people are educated or even fit for menial jobs is idiotic.Maybe,and that's a big maybe (as the professor puts it) is that their children (currently 3-5) would be of use in 25 years but for that we must train/support for years their parents ,millions of them that is.......It's not doable,best send them packing .

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Nonsense and baloney.Here's the harsh truth,let's hear it from Professor LUDGER Wößmann
director of the Center for Economics of Education in Munich

TIME: What does that mean?

Wößmann: That is, can that two-thirds of students in Syria read and write is very limited, that it can only solve simple arithmetic problems. And that means that these students, even if they have learned German in Germany, hardly able to follow the school life.

TIME: How can that be? Just as the Syrians are still relatively well formed!

LUDGER Wößmann
directs the Center for Economics of Education in Munich.

Wößmann: The results are clear: From the subject matter her limp Syrian eighth grader in middle school five years behind their peers about German students afterwards. And the visit to the secondary school there is only 69 percent.

TIME: Perhaps the refugees who come to Germany, are on average even better than those at home?

Wößmann: Conceivable, but not likely. If you look at older figures from the Federal Employment Agency to, shows that about two thirds of asylum seekers from the war-torn countries have no vocational qualification training.

TIME: Minister Wanka says the big advantage is indeed just that more than half of the refugees under 25 are, therefore, at an age where they could still get an education.

Wößmann: That's the big question: two thirds of young Syrians who must be regarded as functionally illiterate in accordance with international educational standards, the necessary training for local businesses maturity is mostly missing.


TIME: These are harsh sentences.

Wößmann: Those are hard numbers. We have to be realistic. Anyone - like me - want that integration succeeds, must acknowledge, as it is the reality. And then draw conclusions.

TIME: What consequences do you think?

Wößmann: We have to prepare ourselves that the majority of young refugees would fail on a three-year-long full training with a high proportion theory. According to Chamber of Commerce of Munich and Upper Bavaria have 70 percent of trainees from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, who have started a lesson two years ago, already canceled this again. That is why we need to make them other offers; provide more training companion to the side; think about some qualifying training, the more emphasis on the practical skills and limit the theoretical foundations. There are already such professions as nursing assistants. The same must be possible for masons as well as in other industries. We need more one-year qualifications - with the possibility to extend it later to a full education

TIME: The migration researcher Rainer Bauböck says in ten years, people would like to thank Chancellor Merkel, as the reception of refugees is not only a humanitarian been correct, but was also to the advantage of the business location Germany.

Wößmann: to think that the adult refugees be solved with us the skills shortage, I do not consider realistic. What has helped us in the past few years, was the immigration of well-educated people from other European countries

Integration: "Zwei Drittel können kaum lesen und schreiben" | ZEIT ONLINE

So,the ideea that these people are educated or even fit for menial jobs is idiotic.Maybe,and that's a big maybe (as the professor puts it) is that their children (currently 3-5) would be of use in 25 years but for that we must train/support for years their parents ,millions of them that is.......It's not doable,best send them packing .

So I don't see the problem there's a chance ain't it? Let the market decide whether or not they fit to tighten a bolt in an assembly line or manage a convenience store & if you tell me it doesn't work let me tell you a story about the Filipino workforce the country main export. Most of them have elementary education doing menial work in the service sector all around the world. So if the Filipino can do it with their "limited education" I don't see how the Syrian can't.

On a side note. I'm going to tell a true story. I have a cousin that were trying to work in Australia. I want to stressed the point that she finished cum laude in the top university in the country. You might think she's a shoe win to get the job right? Wrong! she losses to an Indian with a dubious degree from she assumed was from a fake college. The reason why he get the job is because he managed to impress during the interview. So as a result he gets the job instead of her. The reason I tell you this is because the Job market is volatile and it cannot be predicted. Point is If you expected to get a job be prepared to be disappointed. Lois C.K. Summed up the market perfectly.

Before you said something about Romanian can do the job the Syrian can so we don't need them. Let it be clear you are actually promoting protectionism & it will make Europe suffer in the long run. It's because protectionism promotes laziness, increase in price of living and the loss of competitiveness. Japan already fallen into this trap and are now just a shadow of their former self.