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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 4, 2016
No cost is too high for these beautiful boys.
Initially, German Chancellor Angela Merkel genuinely believed that the millions of peasants from Pakistan, Afghanistan, et al. she invited to come live in Germany would get jobs in the high-tech sector and pay the pensions of old White Germans.
However, it turns out that none of them are qualified to work at even the most basic jobs, due to the fact that they are illiterate in their own languages and have virtually zero chance of even learning to speak German, let alone read or write in it.
But while Germans initially agreed to allow these millions of military-aged males to enter their country based on the promise of economic gain, the people quickly discovered that they love these immigrants, who shuffle around on the street, mix it up with the ladies and entertain the people at every opportunity.
So for Germans, thirty million euros a year is a small price to pay to feed, clothe and house these migrants, as well as pay extreme costs for the added police forces necessary to deal with their wacky hijinks.
Politicians have admitted that Germany’s recent migrant influx is set to cost taxpayers at least €30 billion a year. In addition to forking out for the day-to-day living costs and of more migrants, the German government will sharply increase spending on its police and security services after an unprecedented influx of migrants entered the country.
A German newspaper has quizzed various departments on how much taxpayers’ money they expect to spend on the excess of a million migrants who arrived in the country last year.
Integration will be the government’s biggest outlay, accounting for two thirds of the total €30 billion figure. Teachers, day care centres, schools, language courses, and housing all come under this umbrella.
The Federation of German Towns and Municipalities estimate that the cost of providing these services to migrants will cost taxpayers €20 billion a year. It warned that by 2018 there would also be €2.6 billion additional costs for accommodation.
The Federation’s CEO, Gerd Landsberg, told Bild: “The integration of refugees is a Herculean task, which in particular challenges the municipalities”.
Among the expenses that municipalities are splashing out for are pupil places at €1.625 million a year, creche and daycare centre places at €400 million a year, schoolteachers at €300,000 a year minimum and other educators, at a minimum cost of €972 million per year.
In addition to this, the Federation says they must pay €35 an hour to a required 350,000 German language teachers, €240 million per year plus for social workers, and that school psychologists are going to cost €40 million a year. As well as this, a planned 75,000 new homes for migrants will cost taxpayers a minimum of €1.125 billion in subsidies.
There is no price that would be too high for this vibrant enrichment, but this is truly the deal of the century.
