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Requiem · 2015-09-18 18:18:00 · #1777
(09-18-2015 05:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: Its all well and good to say no to Immigration, but a lot of countries in the West have a skills shortage.
The skills shortage myth was deliberately created by the elites to get an influx of foreigners, which results in cheap labor. At least in Germany (even the ARD - state television - did a long report on this) and I can't imagine it to be different in any other (western) European country. German people actually get fired, especially in IT, and replaced by Indians.
Edit: As you cited some sources on doctors: In Germany there is the same narrative being pushed in the media. "Oh no... we need so many doctors". We actually have well enough doctors in the country. It's just that very few want to work as GPs in the countryside, while there are (more than) enough in the city. Maybe it's different in the UK - I'm not qualified to comment on that - but my
guess is that it's a similar situation, once again, throughout western Europe.
Edit 2: Also, the ctv-link says nothing about a need of more doctors. Just that there are
too many for the available residency positions.
The reason why doctors leave Canada for the US isn't because the US necessarily has a shortage of doctors, but because of the Canadian healthcare system and there's more potential for money here. I should know because my friend's father is one such example.
And anyone remember this thread?
https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-48214.htmlSgt · 2015-09-18 18:43:00 · #1781
(09-18-2015 05:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: Its all well and good to say no to Immigration, but a lot of countries in the West have a skills shortage.
When a country has a skills shortage, it should clearly feel the results of the lack of this skill. Then when they do, the government and companies will need to think of how to incentivize more people to learn that skill. Better education, higher wages, etc.
Importing foreign workers reduces their incentive to solve the actual problem. When it is a real, important skills shortage (and not just a storyline made up by big business in order to keep wages down), then importing foreign workers every year would be like taking pain pills because of your aching tooth instead of going to the dentist.
iop890 · 2015-09-18 18:44:00 · #1782
(09-18-2015 06:03 PM)Going strong Wrote: Meanwhile in Hungary, we've just come close to a casus belli! Hungary seizing and disarming 40 or so Croatian policemen who were (shame, shame on them!) smuggling illegal migrants into Hungary... 
Libertas would rightly say: we are delving deeper and deeper into the Twilight Zone, each day. Earlier on today, I told you the story of the multi-rapist Erythrean migrant, raping just about every girl in sight in Saint-Pol-Sur-Mer, without ever being sent to jail - I thought it would be the Twilight Zone news of the day, but no: the Croatian police caught red-handed smuggling migrants into Hungary, this wins the premium prize!
"An unannounced train carrying over 1,000 asylum seekers, accompanied by around 40 Croatian police officers, has been intercepted by Hungarian authorities, who accused Zagreb of breaking international laws and intentionally participating in “human smuggling.”"
http://www.rt.com/news/315906-hungary-tr...-migrants/
"“The Croatian system for handling migrants and refugees has collapsed basically in one day,” Kovacs added. “What we see today is the failure of the Croatian state to handle migration issues. What is more we see intentional, intentional, participation in human smuggling taking the migrants to the Hungarian border.”"
I'm telling you, situation is so tense with this illegal-migrants crisis, some casus belli is bound to happen, sooner than later.
Quote:Mr Milanovic said: "What else can we do? You are welcome in Croatia and you can pass through Croatia. But go on. Not because we don't like you but because this is not your final destination."
Quote:"What else can we do?
This statement was so estrogen-infused I had to stop reading and go cook a steak to avoid spontaneously growing breasts.
My greatest fear in all this is that Europe is going to be so weak that they never wake up and just let themselves fade away, or more likely, that they'll react so slowly that they'll be forced to respond brutally at the last second.
^Yes agreed, Doctors in the USA make more money than in Canada.
I don't know how things work in Germany, but I can assure you it isn't a myth. I have spent time in Canada and the UK to see first hand what the situation is on the ground.
If you think Canada doesn't need immigrants then you are in your own world.
(09-18-2015 06:18 PM)Requiem Wrote: (09-18-2015 05:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: Its all well and good to say no to Immigration, but a lot of countries in the West have a skills shortage.
The skills shortage myth was deliberately created by the elites to get an influx of foreigners, which results in cheap labor. At least in Germany (even the ARD - state television - did a long report on this) and I can't imagine it to be different in any other (western) European country. German people actually get fired, especially in IT, and replaced by Indians.
Edit: As you cited some sources on doctors: In Germany there is the same narrative being pushed in the media. "Oh no... we need so many doctors". We actually have well enough doctors in the country. It's just that very few want to work as GPs in the countryside, while there are (more than) enough in the city. Maybe it's different in the UK - I'm not qualified to comment on that - but my guess is that it's a similar situation, once again, throughout western Europe.
Edit 2: Also, the ctv-link says nothing about a need of more doctors. Just that there are too many for the available residency positions.
I'm a first hand witness of US health care on the inside and I'll go on record saying I've only witness a demand for nurses. Surgeons, doctors, pediatricans and EMTs are competitively employed. There's some space for demand in paramedics and nurses of each degree.
iop890 · 2015-09-18 18:54:00 · #1785
Hungarian bishop says pope is wrong about refugees
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/hun...story.html
Quote:“They’re not refugees. This is an invasion,” said Bishop Laszlo Kiss-Rigo, whose dominion stretches across the southern reaches of this predominantly Catholic nation. “They come here with cries of ‘Allahu Akbar.’ They want to take over.”
Must feel good to be Hungarian these days.
http://yle.fi/uutiset/more_migrants_on_f...ry/8317074
Quote:The 800-1,000 migrants coming into Finland this Friday represent the largest number of asylum-seekers to enter the country during a single day since 1919, when people fled the Russian Revolution.
Apparently, Sweden is shipping a lot of its migrants to Finland. Maybe Svenska is finally waking up.
iop890 · 2015-09-18 19:10:00 · #1787
(09-18-2015 06:58 PM)Möbius band Wrote: http://yle.fi/uutiset/more_migrants_on_f...ry/8317074
Quote:The 800-1,000 migrants coming into Finland this Friday represent the largest number of asylum-seekers to enter the country during a single day since 1919, when people fled the Russian Revolution.
Apparently, Sweden is shipping a lot of its migrants to Finland. Maybe Svenska is finally waking up.
Nah, they're just helping their Finnish friends become as enriched as beautiful, multicultural sverige.
Finland's rape rate is dreadfully low, those racists. Captain Sweden to the rescue!
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iop890 · 2015-09-18 19:27:00 · #1788
I've officially been cucked- fucked- dumped.
Our family homes on a sunny island are done and the family will not authorize me to go take it back.
Sad day. But they in Greece are so paranoid it'd be harder to work with them as opposed to doing the job. My mother is here at my house looking at the pictures. She doesn't really seem to care at all.
iop890 · 2015-09-18 20:17:00 · #1791
(09-18-2015 08:09 PM)el mechanico Wrote: Our family homes on a sunny island are done
What do you mean?
Samseau · 2015-09-18 20:21:00 · #1792
(09-18-2015 08:09 PM)el mechanico Wrote: I've officially been cucked- fucked- dumped.
Our family homes on a sunny island are done and the family will not authorize me to go take it back.
Sad day. But they in Greece are so paranoid it'd be harder to work with them as opposed to doing the job. My mother is here at my house looking at the pictures. She doesn't really seem to care at all.
Get your family to vote Golden Dawn and stop being cucks
The "skills shortage" argument is the same one Mark Zuckerberg is using to import workers at a lower wage, and censors reports from Facebook that discuss the effects of importing labor.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...was-error/
Quote:The Center for Immigration Studies, a nonpartisan research group that examines the effects of large-scale migration in the United States, showed recently that four job reports the group authored had been banned from the social networking website. Those reports seem to undermine Facebook’s legislative agenda of increasing immigration. Zuckerberg has repeatedly called for expanding the labor market through mass immigration, and founded an immigration lobbying group, FWD.us, which pushes for increasing the nation’s record-high immigration levels.
The nonpartisan research group explains that: “When a Facebook user attempts to post or message these reports, a message appears stating, ‘Your message could not be sent because it includes content that other people on Facebook have reported as abusive.’”
These reports have received a good deal of attention from various media outlets and have been discussed by members of Congress. It is absurd to suggest that they are “abusive.”
Mark Zuckerberg and his lobbying firm have argued for increasing the issuances of H-1B visas—a visa which is popular with corporations because it allows companies to replace American workers with foreign laborers at lower salaries. This recently happened at Disney, Southern California Edison, and Fossil Inc. The H-1B visa also presents a pipeline for large-scale immigration from Muslim countries.
Companies currently fill around two-thirds of entry-level tech jobs with foreign workers, but if Rubio’s I-Squared bill were to become law, corporations would “have enough guestworkers for at least 100 percent of their new hiring and [could] continue to legally substitute” American workers for foreign laborers at lower salaries
How does importing foreign labor solve a domestic skills shortage problem? (who happen to be much cheaper...
but I'm sure thats not a factor)
My aunt lives in Athens and is house bound with delusional paranoia. Nobody can talk to her the good thing is the church on the property that the locals are fighting for.
Greek stuff.. Too hard to explain she thinks my uncle who does not give a fuck that lives here is trying to steal her house there and the Turkish army is going to invade the island..
Also they are landing there in inflatable boats then poking holes in them so they can't be sent back.
(09-18-2015 07:27 PM)iop890 Wrote: EDIT: Also, what kind of "refugee" goes on a hunger strike?
The kind that looked like they just walked out of a nightclub or a pub a few minutes ago.
The idea that a bunch of arab dudebros wearing name brand trainers, cargo shorts, with ballcaps on are considered "refugees" is hilarious. You literally can't make this shit up. It's southpark/ali g level satire in real life.
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Here is an excellent article regarding Viktor Orban to give you an idea of how he has managed to pull this off:
ORBAN'S DEFIANCE (source Radix Journal)
From the article:
Viktor Orban was your standard politician. As a young man, he received a scholarship from the Soros Foundation, studied at Oxford, and founded a political party like a good, little post-communist reform-minded young man. Orban worked in his career towards centralization, and shook hands with the proper US/EU leaders. Something changed dramatically, though, after the 2010 elections. This is when we can say that democracy and elections are bad, and the GOP is false opposition, but not all right wing parties are the same.
Orban's Fidesz party decided to make sweeping changes to Hungarian politics.
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Caveman · 2015-09-18 21:12:00 · #1797
I have a question about Hungary, if anyone can provide a logical explanation:
Why did Hungary decide to be the first to build the border fence?
It doesn't make much sense considering it's costly and the migrants were only transiting Hungary.
If anyone should be fencing their border, it's Germany and Sweden and other final destinations of the migrants.
You could say they were causing problems in populated areas, but there is already a solution for that, for example the Greek government organized mass transport for all migrant arrivals from the sea shores to the northern border, so the migrants didn't even enter populated areas.
I wonder if there's a higher game with fencing the borders than we're able to see.
Certainly the Hungarian Prime Minister is showing the world and the EU how to act in the best interests of his citizens.
Such a strange concept for a politician in the 21st Century...
(09-18-2015 06:18 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: (09-18-2015 05:45 PM)TigerMandingo Wrote: (09-18-2015 05:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: Its all well and good to say no to Immigration, but a lot of countries in the West have a skills shortage.
Sources? And I mean outside of propaganda outlets (CNN, Yahoo etc.)
Do you live in a hole?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on...e17850271/
STEM jobs
http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/only-half-o...-1.1887996
Doctors
http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.h...9bb739f6fe
Foreign Doctors leaving Canada for the US
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015...od-english
Doctors in the UK - read the paragraph about how many come from India, Pakistan, Nigeria and South Africa.
First the issue of doctors. Canada has a staggering level of bureaucracy when it comes to licensing foreign doctors. I witnessed this firsthand a few years ago when my father was applying for a job up there. My father has been practicing medicine for over 40 years in the US. The amount of paperwork and credentialing they wanted was ridiculous. And not only that, they charged a lot of money to do all the background checks. We're talking $15K-$20K is what they wanted. And still no guarantee of approval. Mind you this was for a job in a shitty, remote area where the going salary was in the $300K ballpark for internal medicine. The reason for the high salary was they needed a doctor in the area, and no one wanted the job, so they had to make the deal more lucrative. And from what I've read and witnessed, the doctor isn't due to a lack of talent, it's due to the incompetence of the Canadian government.
As for the rest. Here's how this works because companies pull the same shit in the US. US company creates some job requirement for some off the wall IT cert. It's made known to the various Indian recruitment firms. They sell a bunch of those certs to anyone who can pay. The US IT company then cries "we need more H1B visas issued because lazy, stupid, Americans don't have the technical skills." This cert BTW, is nothing special or new, it's likely just something that is a compilation of two other certs that many US IT workers hold, but with a new alphabet soup lettering and number code. The end goal isn't getting workers with a specific skill set. It's getting workers who work for less money.
There are 300,000,000 people in the US. We're the third most populous country in the world. The sheer numbers game alone says that you can find workers possessing virtually any technical skill you desire without having to look abroad.