Immigration to save Europe from ‘degenerating into inbreeding’ – German finance minis
Closing Europe’s borders to migrants would drive the continent to “inbreeding and degeneration,” the German finance minister has told local media, arguing that in his own country Muslims have enriched its “openness and diversity.”
Immigration from neighboring Middle Eastern and North African countries would make Europe more solid, otherwise its population would have been left with no choice other than to fornicate with each another, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble claimed in an interview with Die Zeit.
“It is isolation that would destroy us, it would lead us towards degenerating in inbreeding,” the finance minister argued. “For us, Muslims in Germany are an enrichment of our openness and our diversity. Look at the third generation of Turks, especially the women. That is an enormous innovation potential.”
Schaeuble, believed to be one of the country’s most influential ministers, also called for more economic engagement with the Middle East and North Africa. “After 1990, we began to seriously deal with the fact that there is something else outside the Western world.”
“Africa will be our problem, and we have to face this challenge,” he said, adding that Europe should pour more money into those regions if it wants to halt the influx of refugees. “One thing is quite clear for the future – we have to invest more in Iraq, Syria and Libya, and then we will have to pay for sub-Saharan Africa’s development.”
North African countries are already demanding more investment from Berlin “as a condition for taking refugees back,” he went on. “And they are right to do so.”
The minister’s comments, made apparently in support of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s migration policy, have sparked controversy in Germany. Some critics compared Schaeuble’s remarks to those of Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who recently said German MPs of Turkish descent “tainted their blood” by voting for recognition of the Armenian genocide.
Social media users have reacted to the minister’s words with criticism calling the comments unevenly racist.
Some said his statements play into the hands of Alternative for Germany (AFD), the far-right party which keeps saying that mass migration would change the face of society.
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Immigration from neighboring Middle Eastern and North African countries would make Europe more solid, otherwise its population would have been left with no choice other than to fornicate with each another, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble claimed in an interview with Die Zeit.
“It is isolation that would destroy us, it would lead us towards degenerating in inbreeding,” the finance minister argued. “For us, Muslims in Germany are an enrichment of our openness and our diversity. Look at the third generation of Turks, especially the women. That is an enormous innovation potential.”
Schaeuble, believed to be one of the country’s most influential ministers, also called for more economic engagement with the Middle East and North Africa. “After 1990, we began to seriously deal with the fact that there is something else outside the Western world.”
“Africa will be our problem, and we have to face this challenge,” he said, adding that Europe should pour more money into those regions if it wants to halt the influx of refugees. “One thing is quite clear for the future – we have to invest more in Iraq, Syria and Libya, and then we will have to pay for sub-Saharan Africa’s development.”
North African countries are already demanding more investment from Berlin “as a condition for taking refugees back,” he went on. “And they are right to do so.”
The minister’s comments, made apparently in support of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s migration policy, have sparked controversy in Germany. Some critics compared Schaeuble’s remarks to those of Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who recently said German MPs of Turkish descent “tainted their blood” by voting for recognition of the Armenian genocide.
Social media users have reacted to the minister’s words with criticism calling the comments unevenly racist.
Some said his statements play into the hands of Alternative for Germany (AFD), the far-right party which keeps saying that mass migration would change the face of society.
Read More:
https://www.rt.com/news/346284-germany-migration-policy-incest/
Would rather have inbreeding than a third world quality of life such as Sweden where you cant walk to the shops without being scared of being raped.
lol @ people thinking more muslims means less inbreeding.
Stick to finance ya utter cock
Original post by neal95
Stick to finance ya utter cock
Original post by MildredMalone
lol @ people thinking more muslims means less inbreeding.
They may have surprises regarding "inbreeding" with the Pakistani immigrants they have imported.
With friends like this who needs enemies
Not a Jew, phew!
Original post by WhiteMan16
arguing that in his own country Muslims have enriched its “openness and diversity.”
Im sure all those women in Cologne loved being opened and enriched.
What an idiot. I don't think Muslim immigration is going to save Germany's absurd and supposed future of 'inbreeding and degeneration', given the below.
Islam's permission of cousin marriages, gender segregation, in a addition with the prohibition of consensual premarital relationships, has lead Muslim majority countries to appear to have some of the highest rates of consanguinity, than compared to other non-muslim majority states, attributed to inbreeding via cousin marriages. Not surprisingly this has lead to health problems in some New born children, leading some Muslim majority countries to implement 'mandatory premarital testing for genetic diseases'...
http://www.consang.net/images/0/0e/Globalcolorsmall.jpg
http://www.theguardian.com/world/ira...P=share_btn_tw
And then there's the contribution to a rise in homosexual relationships...
"...This view of sexual behavior, in combination with the strict segregation of the sexes, serves to foster homosexual acts."
"...In the absence of women, he said, he’d “go with” a guy. “I go in and put up an offer,” he said. “I set the tone. I’m in control.”
“...It’s a lot easier to be gay than straight here,” he had said. “If you go out with a girl, people will start to ask her questions."
"...They catch a boy and a girl on a date, they might haul the couple to the police station..."
"...In Saudi Arabia, “It’s easier to be a lesbian [than a heterosexual]. There’s an overwhelming number of people who turn to lesbianism,” Yasmin said, adding that the number of men in the kingdom who turn to gay sex is even greater. “They’re not really homosexual,” she said. “They’re like cell mates in prison..."
"The kingdom in the closet"
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/...closet/305774/
Islam's permission of cousin marriages, gender segregation, in a addition with the prohibition of consensual premarital relationships, has lead Muslim majority countries to appear to have some of the highest rates of consanguinity, than compared to other non-muslim majority states, attributed to inbreeding via cousin marriages. Not surprisingly this has lead to health problems in some New born children, leading some Muslim majority countries to implement 'mandatory premarital testing for genetic diseases'...
http://www.consang.net/images/0/0e/Globalcolorsmall.jpg
Spoiler
Spoiler
http://www.theguardian.com/world/ira...P=share_btn_tw
And then there's the contribution to a rise in homosexual relationships...
"...In the absence of women, he said, he’d “go with” a guy. “I go in and put up an offer,” he said. “I set the tone. I’m in control.”
“...It’s a lot easier to be gay than straight here,” he had said. “If you go out with a girl, people will start to ask her questions."
"...They catch a boy and a girl on a date, they might haul the couple to the police station..."
"...In Saudi Arabia, “It’s easier to be a lesbian [than a heterosexual]. There’s an overwhelming number of people who turn to lesbianism,” Yasmin said, adding that the number of men in the kingdom who turn to gay sex is even greater. “They’re not really homosexual,” she said. “They’re like cell mates in prison..."
"The kingdom in the closet"
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/...closet/305774/
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