Urban Art Association

Oct 16, 2015 21:15:26 GMT 1 Dr Plip said:

Oct 16, 2015 21:09:14 GMT 1 FЯ said:

Tough crowd.

it is not flippant, its a fact.
the calais camps are full of economic migrants, they are not suffering in any way. They could have settled elsewhere by now very easily, but choose to sit there and wait to jump on a lorry to the UK.

Not suffering in any way? Really? Because it looks s**t on the telly.

          I am all for unbiased reporting on the telly.

The pros and cons should have equal coverage.

No reporting of police in Germany telling women to dress down so they dont get attacked or raped, plus biased reports from Sweden too.

  I agree Nordicstar

Hungry people do not throw food and water away as they did in Hungary, onto the railway tracks.

 Or as they did in the camp in Calais.

You can see the vids on youtube of them doing just that.

          Charity is wonderful and people are generous but some people abuse charity and take advantage of generosity.

   Money and resources are used up that could be better use don helping genuine refugees.

       The rich and the politicians are not affected by any of this and all the politicians with second and third homes do not share with anyone. Yet they are the ones being paid financially and in other ways to promote mass immigration and the globalist agenda.

          Angela Merkel says we should all visit the churches and look at paintings when addressing the migrant issue.

  Either she is a deluded fool or she thinks we are.

  The media never shows the real truth as the media is in bed with the politics.

The rich profit and the media makes us feel guilty.

  The poor get evicted and migrants get free homes.

   www.europeanguardian.com/94-by-country/germany/480-shoplifts-on-the-rise-rampant-poverty-among-german-pensioners-and-single-parents

""Shown is an elderly woman, which collects bottles to gain some money. Collecting bottles and exchanging them for a standard pawn of 0.15 Cent - 0.25 Cent, for a continuously increasing number of pensioners is the only way to add some little money to their pensions in order to survive.

By not attending food charities, they prevent being beaten up by aggressive asylum seekers or immigrants at food charity organizations.""
   ""Christine Larch, member of a charity organization which distributes food for the poor, knows that many locals, especially the elderly ones, do not dare to get proper help by charity organizations. Out of fear for social stigmatization.

She adds:

"There is a steadily increasing number of old people with too little money, especially women."

But, besides social stigmatization, which prevents hungry pensioners from seeking help from charity organizations, there are further reasons to prefer theft.

Charity organizations suffer from aggressive Asylum demanders

As the regional newspaper derwesten.de reported, charity organization like 'Die Tafel' suffer from aggressive asylum demanders, which do not hesitate to use force.

"Since half a year ago, the situation changed dramatically. Our staff are heavily insulted. It is jostled, the elderly and children are cut away. There is an aggression and a sense of entitlement, that brings me to incandescence"

One volunteer described such a violent situation:

"When I told him [the help seeker] that other people as well want to have some apples, he brutally hit me in the face."

The behaviour of these so called 'refugees' made headlines for the first time in 2015. There it became public, that since mid of 2014 more than 300 of volunteers who worked for 'Die Tafel', quit their job due to permanent insults.""