And it's also more about being efficiently "used" on their abilities. There's nothing more tedious than sitting on a tree for ages with no hope of an employment when you're young, full of energy. You'd rather die.
Those guys on boats are not running away from Dictatorship but from hunger. "Dictatorship" conditions is what they find in Europe. Just to see what opportunism can do to human beings.
Well, why did you send me to read History of Malta? Assuming I wouldnt know or was it because there was a passage on my post that you disagreed? Didnt you disagree that Malta is new therefore not well known? Right, 5200BC...but what's the connection with the boats arriving from Africa?
I'm not refuting Malta's historical commercial attraction, come ooooooooooon! We are talking about illegal immigration, remember? Right, I repeat, Malta is not the African immigrants last destination or first choice, no matter if they stay there! This is what Im arguing.
Oh yes! Gov controlling it it's fab! Better to have it on the States shoulders instead of in your own shoulders! It's not any other product to go raw to the free market God Damnit!
You can't decide to become a vagabond in another country? Yes, you can. If they find you, they will act reasonable as to contact your relatives, who are in most of the cases in the country of birth (another EU country). I know many European vagabonds in Portugal.
Social Services usually require more substance than just being European. Whahaha, what a silly example.
By the way, does Malta have African students? I doubt...Malta is so damn new to be known. That's why I say that it's a Port, the first thing that they come across to. I don't think they are looking forward to live in such a tropical country for the rest of their lives. Nothing against Malta on this post.
In the EU, immigration is a right. Being employed is not a right. Is this better? I'm not obliged to employ you just because you are knocking my door, but you can freely and knock my door.
Non- Europeans Can also do the same. These ones have the right to immigrate but they might not fulfill the pre-requisites that support their sustainability.
cristina Forum Posts (17,243)
RE: Illegal immigration
The Germans did the same before 1989