The Blue Pill.

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...That sounds an awful lot like "The United States of Europe".

Yep, and that is the project.

In France at this moment, they're paying people who don't or can't have legal papers to
return to their own country.

I saw on a French TV channel this morning, one chap 'from the Ministry' paid a guy from
the Congo 2000 Euros ($2,118) to go back home and most cases, they''re happy to do
it. They get their flight ticket, accept the cash from an envelope the Ministry man hands to
them at the airport and off they go.
And some return a month or so later!

One grizzled gent from Tunisia was paid the 2000 Euros and the French Government went
further to purchase spice-grinding machinery for him in the hopes he would remain in his
homeland.

He did and two women regularly check in on him making sure he's paying his taxes and
keeping his head above water. (That's business wise, not swimming across the Med!)
The French Government assured the programme's viewers that it's cheaper this way.

It's a weird ball-game over here, Ninurta, with political musical-chairs being the main concern.
Refugees and migrants are titles used by the media and don't really mean anything.

Charity advertising always-always shows fearful children (usually boys) and yet, it's young
males that are stood in line waiting to be let into the country.
The Mothers, mature young women or little girls...? Never mentioned.

'...If they won't defend their OWN country, what can any host nation seriously expect from them?'

I agree, but it's the nature of these so-called 'wars' that disturbs me. The way MSM presents them
just doesn't make sense to me (a civilian!)

These battles are presented as an oppressive belief-system that's forced onto others via
invasion of towns and cities. But the accepted practice is use military hardware to free the 'victims'
supposedly trapped in these places.

That might sound sensible on the face of it, but if extremist opinions that manifest violence
is being forcibly applied, surely the source of that radical belief structure should be tackled
too?

Personally, all I see is young, able-bodied men invading first-world countries and soon after,
crimes that not indicitive of that first-world country escalate.
And the majority of these crimes are towards females.

As you say:
'...They will have what was YOURS, and after they recreate the same conditions there that they
had back at home, they aren't going to be able to help anyone else, either...'

Yes, and I'd wager that just like Norway had done to them, when the temperature dropped
because of winter, many 'migrants' asked if they could go south where they presumed its warmer!
So who's left footing the bill?!

'...It takes a special sort of privileged petunia - a particular pink-haired celebrity comes to mind
- to view others as beneath one's self. Put in a plainer way, I'm a grown-assed man, and can clean
my own damned bathroom.

Don't need anyone else to do it for me... unlike, apparently, the aforementioned pink-haired celebrity.
Seriously - how privileged is THAT? To make such an outrageous assumption...'

It's beyond privilege now.
Those who grew-up during WWII would've seen the next generation as ungrateful for not fully
appreciating what their fathers and mothers went through. Today, most kids live in an environment
where a telephone is just an accessory, education is somewhere where history can be changed
to suit one's confusing guilt-complexes and the idea of going without food is ludicrous... something
that only happens in Charity advertising of far-away lands.

The young lady with the pink hair said what she said regarding Mexicans cleaning Trump's hotel
toilets because that's the Establishment way. 'That type of person does this and that type of person
does that'... because that's the way they're reared.

The 'Oh, I feel sorry for them, the Government should do something for (insert so-called
minority title here)'-routine is just a way for applying motive to someone else and with that move,
their own guilt is transposed.

But the anguish... that feeling that the movies and youth-entertaining television programes promote as
an adult feeling...? That's what the first-world kids love to eat. It involves a self-displaying narcissism
that's designed to show others that serious matters are what truly burdens them.

Then after phoning Dad to pick 'em up in the Merc, it's a quick strut to Starbucks because being caring
is thirsty work.