Ethnic cleansing in Albania

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NotAllThere replied

29 November 2023, 21:02
Originally posted by JustKeepSwimming View Post

I could never square this hole with Freedom of Movement.

Freedom of Movement between unequal economies results in a brain drain. The young and highly skilled move to wealthier countries. If it's a very poor country it can be somewhat offset by remittances, there are several countries pretty reliant on that. However that doesn't really apply to EE, so why was EE so eager to allow FoM?

As happened with Poland, they send money back home which causes some levelling up.
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vetran replied

27 November 2023, 13:37
Originally posted by JustKeepSwimming View Post

I could never square this hole with Freedom of Movement.

Freedom of Movement between unequal economies results in a brain drain. The young and highly skilled move to wealthier countries. If it's a very poor country it can be somewhat offset by remittances, there are several countries pretty reliant on that. However that doesn't really apply to EE, so why was EE so eager to allow FoM?

Cheap labour to support the big companies and a left leaning electorate.

Feck knows why the Conservatives have been supporting mass immigration.
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vetran replied

27 November 2023, 13:34
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Our crime families are pussycats compared with the Albanians, it's not migration, it's a hostile takeover.

yep they are pretty nuts, I am sure Albania wants them back!
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Zigenare replied

27 November 2023, 13:22
Originally posted by JustKeepSwimming View Post

I could never square this hole with Freedom of Movement.

Freedom of Movement between unequal economies results in a brain drain. The young and highly skilled move to wealthier countries. If it's a very poor country it can be somewhat offset by remittances, there are several countries pretty reliant on that. However that doesn't really apply to EE, so why was EE so eager to allow FoM?

Our crime families are pussycats compared with the Albanians, it's not migration, it's a hostile takeover.
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JustKeepSwimming replied

27 November 2023, 13:18
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Seems they are all in the UK

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...in-region.html

I could never square this hole with Freedom of Movement.

Freedom of Movement between unequal economies results in a brain drain. The young and highly skilled move to wealthier countries. If it's a very poor country it can be somewhat offset by remittances, there are several countries pretty reliant on that. However that doesn't really apply to EE, so why was EE so eager to allow FoM?
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vetran started a topic Ethnic cleansing in Albania

27 November 2023, 12:46
Ethnic cleansing in Albania

Seems they are all in the UK

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...in-region.html

An Albanian mayor is desperately trying to coax back the huge number of his citizens who have migrated to Britain by offering them tax-free living if they return.

The northern Kukes Municipality has lost almost half its population to migration since 1990, data shows, with the majority of those leaving choosing to head to the UK.
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