(02-17-2017 05:15 PM)dain_bramage Wrote: I'm just glad that kind of movement of enrichment is not happening in my immediate area. But then again there's some kind of motion in the Federal Government of Canada to pass islamaphobia laws. Trudeau's government is going to screw Canada and I hope to God we don't get events anywhere as bad as it is in Germany. There was a school trip to Germany and Poland I was thinking of going on but its probably not a good idea due to the situation in Germany , plus the expense is too much. Its been months to prepare for it and get students to go but they still have spots available.
(02-17-2017 05:15 PM)dain_bramage Wrote: I'm just glad that kind of movement of enrichment is not happening in my immediate area. But then again there's some kind of motion in the Federal Government of Canada to pass islamaphobia laws. Trudeau's government is going to screw Canada and I hope to God we don't get events anywhere as bad as it is in Germany. There was a school trip to Germany and Poland I was thinking of going on but its probably not a good idea due to the situation in Germany , plus the expense is too much. Its been months to prepare for it and get students to go but they still have spots available.
Quote:A teenager chooses the emergency call, a policeman swarming him off. Then the young man is beaten. Now the policeman must pay 6000 Euro penalty.
After the investigations, a young person had chosen the emergency number 110 in March 2016, because he and a friend were involved in an argument with other young people. The defendant accepted the call at the Augsburger police headquarters, but did not send the young man any patrol despite his help.
He had rather advised the caller to settle the dispute peacefully or to walk to the nearest police station. For the march to the inspection the young man would have needed about half an hour. Ultimately, he was beaten by two perpetrators and suffered numerous hematomas and bruises. The prosecution accuses the policeman of violating his duty to serve.
Quote:Less than two weeks ago, a policeman shot an aggressive attacker in Hamburg. Now a new clash occurred after a Ghanaian had been banned from a betting house.
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After the arrest of an 18-year-old Somali in St. Georg, three Hamburg police officers from a group of almost 100 other black Africans were threatened and scolded. The situation could only be softened when further police officers arrived. According to the police, the black Africans called "go away", "piss off" but also "This is not America" - probably a reaction to the shots of a policeman on a 33-year-old Ghanaian almost two weeks ago.
Quote:Protesters in Barcelona urge Spain to take in more refugees
Tens of thousands of demonstrators march following mayor’s call to challenge the government over its failure to accept country’s quota of migrants
Tens of thousands of people marched through Barcelona on Saturday urging the Spanish government to immediately meet its pledge to take in thousands of refugees.
Ada Colau, the mayor of Spain’s second city, had called on Barcelona residents to “fill the streets” and march under the slogan volem acollir (“We want to welcome them” in Catalan). Local police said approximately 160,000 people had heeded her call.
Many of those flooding the major Via Laietana thoroughfare carried signs reading “Enough excuses, welcome them now”.
The protest comes after Spain pledged to take in about 16,000 asylum seekers from other EU countries under a quota system agreed in 2015, as the continent struggled with its biggest migration crisis since the second world war.
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Like other EU members, Spain has fallen far short of this target, with only 1,100 resettled in the country so far.
Jacint Comelles, a 62-year-old potter who joined the protest with friends and family, said not enough was being done to help people who have fled conflict hoping to start a new life in Europe. “We demand this minimum amount of dignity – that at least this number of refugees (16,000) can come,” he said. “In Catalonia, everything is ready to welcome them.”
The protest, organised by a group calling itself Casa Nostra Casa Vostra (Our home is your home), finished at the Mediterranean coast – a symbolic location given the more than 5,000 migrants who lost their lives trying to cross the sea last year.
Senior Barcelona lawmaker Mercè Conesa said on Wednesday that it was “shameful” that Spain had not taken in more refugees, and urged the European commission to begin “severely sanctioning” countries that did not meet their pledges on the issue.
Barcelona, capital of the wealthy northeastern region of Catalonia, put forward a plan in August 2015 for resettling refugees from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Eritrea.
(02-18-2017 09:13 AM)NomadofEU Wrote: A host is a person who invites you into their home, providing accommodation and entertainment for your leisure.
Quote:Parasitism is a non-mutual symbiotic relationship between species, where one species, the parasite, benefits at the expense of the other, the host.
(02-18-2017 10:25 AM)Parzival Wrote: http://www.infranken.de/ueberregional/Po...62,2504429
A mob of 100 black Africans. This is the future. Gangs will rule. In the article they talk about the times of the 60s and 70s where in Hamburg and Berlin street gangs did rule.
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(02-20-2017 01:53 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote: That German Green Party poster about "No Germans = No Racism" appears to be fake, it has zero mentions anywhere and its image has been in circulation in various alt right pages in UK and Sweden for years. Please check the sources before posting, even if it fits 100% with the leftist insanity.
(02-20-2017 02:13 AM)Samseau Wrote: I love how news like huge gangs rampaging through Paris gets glossed over like nothing even happened: http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/02/...ty-centre/