The Refugee Crisis

[Baruch]

Could this be a "poison pill" strategy?  In corporate politics, if you don't want to be taken over by another corporation, you can defend by making your corporation less desirable for takeover.  In this case, by taking on unnecessary debt.  If Russia is going to take over W Europe, then if it is filled with Muslim immigrants, this might make taking over W Europe less desirable to the Russians ;-)

[facebook164]

It is called altruism. You give up your life for someone more deserving.
It is for the greater good. One has to appreciate the bigger picture.

Refugee crisis? You aint' seen nothing yet.

That is true. The world must be more open.

[pr126]

That is true. The world must be more open.

Let me know when you are going to give up your life, family, home to random immigrants because they are more deserving than you are.

[josephpalazzo]

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/10/30/nine-new-migrants-scotland-every-baby-born-says-ons-likely-higher/

New migrants to Scotland are set to outstrip the number of babies born within the country by nine to one over the next ten years, according to new figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). Overall, the UK’s population is expected to grow by nearly 10 million over the next 25 years, with the majority of new arrivals settling in England. However, the estimates are based on figures recorded before the migrant crisis, and are therefore likely to be a gross underestimate.

[jonb]

Let me know when you are going to give up your life, family, home to random immigrants because they are more deserving than you are.

Oh and that of course has happened so often. We in London remember the hoards of Hungarians in 1956 living in our toilets.
Oh and the total population of Syria is just a bit less than that of Greater London inside the M25.

[facebook164]

Let me know when you are going to give up your life, family, home to random immigrants because they are more deserving than you are.

You need professional help. Take care!

[mauricio]

It is called altruism. You give up your life for someone more deserving.
It is for the greater good. One has to appreciate the bigger picture.

Refugee crisis? You aint' seen nothing yet.

That is true. The world must be more open.

lol what the fuck tell me you are trolling him please...

[Baruch]

That is true. The world must be more open.


lol what the fuck tell me you are trolling him please...

Apparently the notion of territorial integrity ... and national interest ... are lost on him?

[facebook164]

That is true. The world must be more open.


lol what the fuck tell me you are trolling him please...

No. Problem with the world is that we doesnt move around enough. That we doesnt share enough. That we build walls.

[mauricio]

No. Problem with the world is that we doesnt move around enough. That we doesnt share enough. That we build walls.

Ok but PR statement "It is called altruism. You give up your life for someone more deserving.
It is for the greater good. One has to appreciate the bigger picture." was extremely ironic... and you agreed with it...

[facebook164]

Ok but PR statement "It is called altruism. You give up your life for someone more deserving.
It is for the greater good. One has to appreciate the bigger picture." was extremely ironic... and you agreed with it...

No, just the last part. "You"ve seen nothing yet".

[Baruch]

No. Problem with the world is that we doesnt move around enough. That we doesnt share enough. That we build walls.

Spoken like a Mongol warrior.  Got horses?

[facebook164]

Spoken like a Mongol warrior.  Got horses?

Its the warloeds that is the problem. Not the warriors.

[jonb]

Herders not liking fences that's where the whole Abrahamic thing started isn't it?

https://youtu.be/Vg5cwSBnyQU

[Baruch]

Jonb ... just don't be on the wrong side in an American Broadway musical ;-)  The farmer guy is made out pretty dark compared to the rancher guy.  The dugout that the villain is living in ... that is how my great-grandfather lived ... when he first homesteaded.  He had to build a soddy (above ground house made of dirt) before he could bring his family down to live with him.  My mother's mother was the next to the last kid of 13, and she was born in that soddy (it was better than a dugout I hear).  She had to walk uphill thru a snowstorm ... both ways ... to get to school.  They didn't even have a teacher who could speak English, until she was in the third grade ;-)  Her folks only spoke Czech at home.  Of course that is all gone now, but my grandmother described it to me in my youth.  I have seen a photo of my grandmother and siblings on a hay wagon (horse drawn) from around the time of WW I.  Not everyone could make it as a cowboy though ... one of my great-grandfathers tried though.