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Is Germany's migrant crisis over? One city put to the test
bbc.com ^
| 8 September 2017
| Bruno Boelpaep
Posted on 09/08/2017 11:23:31 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
"Oberhausen is my home now," says Khaled Kohestani. "A lot of things have happened since I arrived here two years ago."
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TOPICS: Germany; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: germany
To: Berlin_Freeper
Propaganda for Merkel in the upcoming election.
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posted on
09/08/2017 11:29:07 AM PDT
by
kabar
To: Berlin_Freeper
BBC cherry picking Muslim migrant “success stories” again, while ignoring the massive increase in rapes.
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posted on
09/08/2017 11:29:21 AM PDT
by
montag813
(ue)
To: Berlin_Freeper
Is Germany’s migrant crisis over?
As long as they have Muslims, it isn’t over.
It’s just beginning.
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posted on
09/08/2017 11:30:03 AM PDT
by
BenLurkin
(The above is not a statement of fact. It is either satire or opinion. Or both.)
To: montag813
As long as Germany has social media and the internet, they can’t hid the truth.
To: Berlin_Freeper
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posted on
09/08/2017 11:33:12 AM PDT
by
Lurkinanloomin
(Natural Born Citizen Means Born Here Of Citizen Parents - Know Islam, No Peace -No Islam, Know Peace)
To: Berlin_Freeper
To: Berlin_Freeper
Of the 1900 asylum seekers in this town, 42 are employed or in apprenticeship programs. What a huge success rate. /s
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posted on
09/08/2017 11:37:11 AM PDT
by
Bob
(Damn, the democrats haven't been this upset since Republicans freed their slaves.)
To: Liz; AuntB; La Lydia; sickoflibs; stephenjohnbanker; Tolerance Sucks Rocks; 2ndDivisionVet; ...
To: Berlin_Freeper
Reelect Merkel and it’ll start all over again on steroids
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posted on
09/08/2017 12:46:49 PM PDT
by
butlerweave
(it's the children are)
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