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Europese gedwongen migratie

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Zoals u wellicht weet had ik liever geschiedenis dan rechten gestudeerd maar volgens mijn geldschieter (pa) was daar weinig brood mee te verdienen. Vandaag ontdekte ik het volgende artikel over massa migratie in Europa. Het artikel begint met te melden dat bijna niemand dit weet. Klopt. Jaren geleden stond ik in een museum in Hamelen te ontcijferen waar in hemelsnaam die nieuwe expositie nou over ging. Bleek dat veel inwoners van die stad bij Hannover orgineel uit het huidige Polen waren uitgezet. Dus voor alle EU tegenstanders. Lees eens en wees dankbaar dat we niet meer de lopen op de buurlanden gericht hebben staan. The European Atrocity You Never Heard About Hoover Institution Archives In the largest episode of forced migration in history, millions of German-speaking civilians were sent to Germany from Czechoslovakia (above) and other European countries after World War II by order of the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union. By R.M. Douglas The s...

Europe's Migrant Workers And Their Robin Hood: Donald Tusk (Poland)

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SEP 27 Europe's Migrant Workers And Their Robin Hood: Donald Tusk Migrant workers  play a central role  in Donald Tusk's election campaign: "Minister Donald Tusk’s sudden visit to Lithuania on 4 September in order to express his support for the Polish national minority which had staged a protest rally on 2 September to protest against implementation of the new Law on Education. The visit is a rather rude gesture and it is mostly to do with forthcoming parliamentary elections in Poland, commentators think." Free movement and migrant worker rights are at the heart of the European project,  but still  they don't seem to get any respect  . Who hasn't read the stories of  abused and underpaid migrants .  Supposed lack of integration gave room for populist politicians like Maxime Verhagen to claim  "fear of foreigners is understandable" . But this narrative might be on the verge of collapse. Oh yes, there never was a shortage of ini...