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Straw that breaks?!

Not only do the tax paying German citizens have to bank roll the refugees, but some are now being asked to clean up after them!

 Sweden used to hold the title of the most liberal tolerant country in the western world, now it would appear Germany are trying to hijack this.

 Last year Angela Merkel opened the doors to anyone that made it over the Aegean to the Greek Islands.    Since then Germany has started to implode.

 Pork being taken off the menus of kindergartens, schools and public canteens.    They don't want to offend the refugees religious sensibilities.    Surely if they were in such dire straits they would be grateful to live anywhere safe, regardless of what the local populous ate?   New laws are now being proposed to force public entities to include pork on their menus.

 Mass sexual assault during the New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne, perpetrated by refugees upon the women of the town together with a concerted effort to attack what police presence there was and set the cathedral on fire.    Minimal police presence and a cover-up of heinous proportions until the news broke four days later.

 Last year, it would appear, a school in Lubeck timetabled, as part of its "practical experience", a visit to a refugee centre to change bed linen, cook meals and sort clothing for the refugees.    Many parents were up in arms at the idea of their children studying "servitude" and quiet right too.    I am pretty sure that these refugees are capable of making their own beds, cooking their own meals and sorting their own clothes.   After all these "refugees" (the ones that should claim refuge in the first safe country they land in) managed to get into Turkey (currently a safe country), traverse the Aegean sea (many mysteriously losing their identity papers and, in some cases, birthdays*) to the Greek Islands, transit to the Greek mainland (Greece is another safe country) and walk the Balkan route via several other safe countries to claim "asylum" in Germany.

The parable of the frog springs to mind.    If you place a frog in boiling water it will jump right out, if you put in a pan of cool water and bring it to the boil it won't realise until it's too late.

Hopefully it is not too late for Germany and the Germany people get out of the water before it is too late.


*there are many cases of "alleged" minors who are very evidently over 18 years old - the majority of which are young men - who are entitled to greater protection under their refugee status than the adults.


https://www.rt.com/news/318631-lubeck-refugees-schoolchildren-servants/
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/10/14/children-made-cook-clean-migrants-school-project/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Year's_Eve_sexual_assaults_in_Germany
http://www.dw.com/en/schleswig-holstein-cdu-fights-to-keep-pork-on-canteen-menus/a-19085870

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