A European intelligence school led by Greece and Cyprus?

On November 19, the EU’s foreign and defense ministers approved the project of a joint intelligence training school (Joint EU Intelligence School – JEIS), led by Greece with the participation of Cyprus.

This project is part of a list of 17 joint projectssigned within the PESCO framework[1]. PESCO (permanent structured cooperation) was launched in December 2017 by the EU Global Strategy for Foreign and Security Policy (EUGS), whose purpose is to broaden and deepen defence cooperation between EU countries, on air, land and sea. It has been signed by all EU states except Denmark, Malta and the United Kingdom. Read More

MULTICULTURALISM

Wanted: More diverse candidates

MEPs and black politicians call on political groups to select candidates from diverse backgrounds of the next European elections.

With the European elections less than year away, Italian S&D group deputy Cecile Kyenge says, “It is my hope to see more black politicians in the European institution.” She adds, “Political parties should support black Europeans than seek to become candidate MEPs, by encouraging minority communities to participate on political issues.” Speaking after the first EU People of African Descent (PAD) week conference in the European Parliament in May, Kyenge said the purpose of the event was to honour and recognise the contributions of black Europeans. It was also, “an opportunity to raise issues concerning racial violence and Afrophobia, which is often overlooked by the European institutions.”
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Zero hour is approaching: The Israeli-Syrian, Lebanese, and Iranian wars

In February 2010, I published an article on Lieberman’s threats in Syria. The point I made was that the Lieberman threats are motivated by fear. Now, three years later, the threats of the West against Syria escalate, and in the same time, threats to Israel with the possibility of a military conflict with Syria and Iran. The next hour of the Israeli attack is now expected in Iran. The threats are staggered with the two fronts on the one hand being Israel and on the other Syria, Iran and Lebanon.

It should be noted that US Secretary of State John Kerry recently met with Arab officials and mentioned to them that Israel’s direct attack on Iran is a matter of time, zero time is coming, and Arab countries will have to take the necessary measures. Read More

WRONG UNDERSTANDING BY THE SYRIZA THEORISTS (PROFESSORS) REGARDING INTERCULTURALITY

Joyful characterization of a gypsy as extreme right !!

The meaning of interculturalism is to be a patriot carrying another religion, culture or color and being at the forefront of protecting the country you belong, by paying taxes and offering work to society …

For my friends (the lefts) of SYRIZA, interculturalism is first identifying with their ideology and then declaring an immigrant – even if you carry the Greek identity in your wallet – to make you a nationalist of the country you come from, even though you do not have a contact

Sambiha Suleiman: We are a “minority within the minority” Read More

INCLUSION IN SOCIETY IS NOT A CASE OF A SAUSAGE IN ONE HAND AND A BEER IN THE OTHER

Ι am opposed to the inclusion of even legal immigrants who are numerous in Greece for the simple reason that for me there is no difference between the migrant born in his country of origin and the immigrant who was born and lives in Greece. In both cases, immigrants also represent the offender and the victim.

Whatever the country of origin does, they obey blindly.

So I would say at this point that parents play a particularly important role in developing this behavior of children as they convey to them the feeling of nostalgia or return to their homeland. Read More

JEAN-DANIEL COLOMBANI: IMMIGRANT DOES NOT MEAN EXPLOITATION IN2LIFE.GR

A Greek-French born in Spain, Mr. Colombani, journalist in the profession, has been living in Athens for the last six years. He is the president of the Union of Immigrants of Greece, who long been housed in brand-new offices, at 155 Acharnes Street.

“The Union of Immigrants of Greece started in November 2008 as a federation of three immigrant associations, as an umbrella for all immigrants in Greece,” he says. “We have a library that includes books in all languages, a playground, an internet access point and a multi-ethnic canteen where we organize events. We also teach Greek, English, French and Spanish lessons “. It is a Tuesday night, and the sense of community is diffused in space. Read More

My suggestion on the Refugee Issue – Action Plan

Δράσεις και εκστρατείες ενημέρωσης

In Countries of Origin:

Creation of actions and campaigns to inform candidate illegal immigrants.

Campaigns on local websites, newspapers and channels of migrants’ countries of origin, as in the case of Hungary. Due to the large number of immigrants and refugees from Lebanon and Jordan, the Hungarian government published a full pages in newspapers in Lebanon (An-Nahar) and Jordan (Al-Rai) on Monday 21 September 2015, warning potential immigrants not to illegally entering the country, saying it is a crime punishable by imprisonment. Read More

DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND NOT TAX EVASION

The imposition of new taxes and the increase in VAT rates reflect the failure of the government’s economic policy just one year after the elections.

The government’s inability to deal with government debt leads to a violation of Greece’s obligations as a member of the Eurozone, but also to a political cheating of its voters promising benefits, not new taxes, pre-election. Read More

THE EXPENSIVENESS, THE PARTISANSHIP AND THE NON-PARTICIPATION OF THE PEOPLE BRINGS THE REVOLUTION INTO POLITICAL SPEECH

In all societies where exploitation of human labor prevails and social injustice is manifest, protest ideas and tendencies of overthrowing the unwelcome social structure can be developed to build a fairer society. Such ideas of social upheaval have been manifested in the past and with the French Revolution (1789-95), and then. The New Leaders team will promote the idea that the political discourse they are proclaiming is a social necessity and will proceed to its organization in the coming season, with the anticipation or expectation that the pursuit of social justice is the pursuit of workers, retirees, borrowers, homeless . Read More

“MIGRATION POLICIES IN GREECE AND IN THE EUROPEAN UNION”

The migratory flows of recent years, as opposed to those of the first post-war decades, are characterized by:

the widening of family unity phenomenon, (b) legal and illegal migrants, and (c) the significant number of refugees and asylum-seekers, a number of applications that reaches the 200,000.

The gradual conversion of all 15 European Union countries into immigrant host countries makes migration a common feature of the Member States of the European Union. This, combined with the objective of European integration and the prospect of enlargement of the European Union, is increasingly combined with the need for a European immigration policy.

Immigration in the coming decades will continue to be a key factor in demographic developments, which will help to avoid a decline in the total population of Greece and the other countries of the European Union. Of course, such a prospect is linked to the development of the political socio-economic integration policies of immigrants. Nevertheless, it would be wrong to think that the migratory factor can in the long run meet the long-term needs of the economy in employment, since in such a case very high levels of immigration inflows are required. Read More

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