blgeeder

Hey!

I've recently been involved with my friends from high school (here in Germany, I live in Frankfurt area) in discussion on the asylum policies of the EU.

If you have developed any political thoughts or can share any experiences on how hard/easy it is to get into the EU (especially Germany) and what could be improved I'd love to hear them!

Also, to second my fellow Germans, if you ever need help with anything, even though I'm, as mentioned, still in high school, do not hesitate to PM me. :)

Lastly, I understand this is personal, so if you don't want to just don't answer, but would you mind saying in which area of Germany you now live?

Cheers and I really hope that people aren't as discriminating as the media likes to put it. :)

3,000 US$. He says he was lucky; he saw people who payed 10,500€.

I don't think we try to distance ourselves from the fact that the holocaust ever happened; much rather, we try to tell the ignorant people you mentioned that those were not us but other people, a minority that had the support from economically and pride-damaged, thus, brainwashed, people.

As for Germany ever coming into the same situation is close to impossible. Germany, even though it is the carrying economic power of the EU and arguably the US, has a really small and mismanaged military and there is not really prospect for, neither, a change in that, nor a change in the fact that we only involve ourselves with the NATO and do not act on our own.

"Affect" is the action; "effect" is the end result.