Syrian Migrants Swell German Welfare Rolls

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Syrian Migrants Swell German Welfare Rolls

http://www.frontpagemag.com/point/262675/syrian-migrants-swell-german-welfare-rolls-daniel-greenfield

April 29, 2016

Daniel Greenfield
 

Not exactly a surprise.

    Most of the migrants come from countries where schooling lasts years less than in Germany, said Karl Brenke, a labor and migration expert at the German Institute for Economic Research. Qualifications are difficult to compare. Already, there are 14 people competing for a basic unskilled job, Mr. Brenke said.

    He provided figures showing that the number of employable people who are jobless and living on welfare had swelled to 280,000 in December from 116,000 in early 2011. Half are Syrians.

    Mr. Brenke said he saw a danger that migrants could remain unemployed for years. Even Mr. Weise admits that employment could prove tough. Seventy percent of asylum applicants in 2015, he said, were under 30.

    Even without accommodating the North Africans, he said, it is already clear that “the refugees are not the work force that the German economy needs.”

Of course not. Any claim otherwise was yet another line in a legion of them that were used to promote mass migration. But everyone who said otherwise was shouted down and ridiculed.

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Before you all go off on some tangent thinking this is bad for Germany, don't forget the democrat leader of the House, Nazi Pelosi, has said welfare has a positive effect on a nation's economy.  That must explain why Frau Merkel wants so many muslims on welfare.

 Pelosi: Food Stamps and Unemployment Give ‘Biggest Bang for Our Buck’
by Lonely Conservative • October 7, 2010 • 16 Comments
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Nancy Pelosi proudly defended the welfare party.

http://www.lonelyconservative.com/2010/10/pelosi-food-stamps-and-unemployment-give-biggest-bang-for-our-buck/

    CNN: At a press conference in her home town of San Francisco, Pelosi explained that the program’s multiplier effect –the amount of money generated in the local economy as the result of the subsidy– far exceeds the nearly $60 billion spent this year by the federal government and is a sure-fire way to stimulate the economy. For every dollar a person receives in food stamps, Pelosi said that $1.79 is put back into the economy. The U.S. Department of Agriculture cites an even higher figure of $1.84.

    “It is the biggest bang for the buck when you do food stamps and unemployment insurance. The biggest bang for the buck,” she said.
    Gingrich on Tuesday wrote a letter critical of the Democrats’ stewardship of the economy and urged all Republican candidates to shape the political debate as one “between the Democratic Party of food stamps and the Republican Party of paychecks.”

    “It is an unassailable fact that in June, more food stamps were distributed by the government than ever before in American history. (It turns out that Barack Obama’s idea of spreading the wealth around was spreading more food stamps around.),” wrote Gingrich.