(03-20-2017 05:34 PM)balybary Wrote: The soldiers start slowly against the attack but at the end they finish the terrorist without casualties.
That's not too bad, they are not elite soldiers.
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(03-21-2017 06:51 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:(03-20-2017 05:34 PM)balybary Wrote: The soldiers start slowly against the attack but at the end they finish the terrorist without casualties.
That's not too bad, they are not elite soldiers.
You cannot afford to start slowly or slack off. I understand trained killers get bored babysitting but that is how fuck ups happen.
He could have plunged a blade through her throat in the time he took to notice.
(03-22-2017 06:10 AM)amity Wrote: I was reading on one of the German regional websites re services available to migrants/refugees.
Here is what it says (this is from Niedersachsen, but the info it describes applies to all of Germany):
http://www.welcome-to-niedersachsen.com/...ation/#aok
Healthcare in Germany
With a few exceptions, everyone that comes to Germany from a foreign country can register with a health insurance company. In many cases, for example when you find a new job or receive unemployment benefit, your employer or the Federal Employment Office registers you automatically with a health insurance company.
Everyone, who has health insurance, receives an electronic health card as a membership card. The card includes personal details and a photo of the card holder. Every time you visit the doctor, you have to present your health insurance card.
Visit to the doctor
Your main contacts for medical treatment in Germany are the licensed general practioners and specialists. Health insurance companies, like AOK Niedersachsen, bear the costs for medical and dental treatment.
Hospital treatment
If you have to be treated in a hospital, all authorised hospitals in the vicinity of your place of residence are open to you. The health insurance company takes over the costs for medical treatment, nursing, accomodation and hospital care.
So, every migrant or refugee in Germany who can claim unemployment benefits also gets free healthcare.
That includes shots (which can be very expensive) and dental care, again which can be hugely expensive, particularly if your teeth are in poor condition as is often the case for migrants.
This is where taxplayers' money is going, to pay for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the vast majority who are economic migrants (ie. spongers) to get free medical and dental cover.
Ye Gods! Why do the German people put up with this?
It beggars belief...
EDIT: As per Zel's comment below, the dental cover may or may not extend to more expensive treatments, so the financial impact may not be as huge as I initally stated, still though it amounts to Germans footing the bill for the medical costs of hundreds of thousands of non-Germans, who have paid nada into the system, madness....and totally unsustainable in the medium to long term
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(03-22-2017 06:20 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: < All single payer systems are that way.
However dental care is relative. You don't get the high-end dental care that you expect when someone says that dental is covered in the US. Germans have to pay extra for implants, cleanings etc. But who knows - maybe the migrants get better care than the locals. Sweden offers migrants full dental care including free implants while locals have to pay dearly for that.
Germany has a rather efficient health care system and if there were no migrants, then the medical support of the locals would not strain the budget much. The problem begins when you invite millions of unemployable 3rd worlders into your country - then it goes to shit.
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Polish Prime Minister: ‘Impossible Not to Connect Terrorism with Migration Policy’
Quote:Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło has drawn a clear link between the European Union’s permissive migration policy and terror events such as the Westminster attacks.
“I hear in Europe very often: do not connect the migration policy with terrorism, but it is impossible not to connect them,” the Polish premier told the TVN24 broadcasting network.
Poland’s governing Law and Justice Party (PiS) is currently locked in a struggle with the EU’s unelected executive, the European Commission, over its refusal to accept 6,200 migrants under a bloc-wide mandatory quota system, which was imposed despite the resistance of much of Central Europe.
The Commissioner for Migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, said it was “important for governments to understand that they should be part of [the quota system]” on a visit to Warsaw on 21 March.
“If some of them do not comply,” he warned, “the Commission has the power [and] the tools to convince these countries.”
The bloc wishes to fine member-states €250,000 for every migrant they refuse to receive – a sanction which would cost Poland billions, but be difficult to impose.
Swedish MEP Cecilia Wikström has proposed simply withholding funds from ‘troublesome’ countries – a punishment which would be easier to implement.
Szydło struck a defiant posture in her comments to TVN24, however.
“The Commissioner should concentrate on what to do to avoid such acts as yesterday in London … Poland will not succumb to blackmail such as that expressed by the Commissioner,” she asserted.
“The Commissioner is coming to Warsaw and trying to tell us: you have to do what the EU decided, you have to take these migrants … Two days later another terrorist attack in London occurs.”
Poland has taken a similarly no-nonsense stance after other European terror events, with interior minister Mariusz Błaszczak declaring in no uncertain terms that “well-organised marches” and “painted flowers on the sidewalks” are no solution to Europe’s terror crisis after the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice, France.
“We must reject political correctness and call things by their true names,” he said. “Rather than shedding tears like [European Union High Representative Federica] Mogherini [and] organising marches that solve nothing, authorities should ensure the safety of citizens.”