Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Rural Germany an 'integration laboratory' for refugees

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   Changing the country by changing the people. I wonder how the German villagers really like being the test subjects in this wonderful integration “laboratory”? The young “refugees” are probably bored witless in these villages and can’t wait to leave. Especially given how ungrateful and demanding so many of them have proven to be. Not all that traumatized by war it appears. German small town life is mighty tedious, unlike German big cities were there is a lot of culture and recreation as well as plenty of vice. It is also a certainty that the Muslim migrants, whether single men or families,  will NOT want to live isolated among infidels, rather they will move where to where they can live among fellow Muslims.
 
 
German villages and small towns could hold the key to socially integrating a mass influx of refugees who would in turn help revitalise dwindling rural populations, experts say. "The rural regions are a laboratory of integration," said Karl-Friedrich Thoene from the infrastructure and agriculture ministry of the eastern state of Thuringia. Unlike in densely populated big cities, "there can be no parallel societies in rural areas," he said.

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