Green Energy
- Spanish Archbishop Warns Against ‘trojan Horse’ Threat From Refugees
Waaahhhcist! Spanish archbishop warns against ‘Trojan horse’ threat from refugees The Archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal Antonio Cañizares, sparked controversy on Wednesday when he questioned whether welcoming refugees to Spain from Syria was such...
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IMF = American Taxpayers The Telegraph: IMF drawing up £517bn package to save Italy, Spain and the euro The International Monetary Fund is being lined up potentially to help Italy and Spain amid growing fears that a European rescue scheme will not be...
- Ali Larijani Visits Spain
Ali Larijani, President of the Iranian Parliament, is visiting Spain. The visit has been silenced by the media, till such a point that I have known about it because I read, in an Argentinian blog, the comuniqué issued by the Israeli embassy in Spain...
- Storm Track Appeasement: What You Get When Appeasing Islamists
“Appeasers believe that if you keep on throwing steaks to a tiger, the tiger will become a vegetarian. Heywood Broun” So, Spain? How’s that appeasement working out? No so good, huh? It seems that appeasers never learn. Spain sided with the...
- Spain Finally Stands Up To Someone! The Pope!
OK, admittedly I'm not too big on the focal points of the Pope's message in his latest visit to Valencia, Spain. I do support the Pope on his calls against the increasing secularization, especially in countries with less history of this and...
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Spain Pays Muslims To Go Back To Dar al-Islam
Paying immigrants to go home, from Redneck's Revenge:
Mail Online - Spain will pay jobless immigrants to go home under new plans revealed. The measure was approved at a Cabinet meeting after a largely symbolic fast-track passage through Parliament.
The plan, which will come into force in around a month, targets tens of thousands of non-EU citizens who have been laid off in Spain and are entitled to unemployment benefits.
Under the scheme a jobless worker would receive a payment based on how long they have been working and how much they have been contributed into the social security system.
The average lump sum is expected to be between six and 18 months worth of unemployment benefit.They will receive the sum in two parts - 40 per cent while in Spain and 60 per cent when they have returned to their native country.
The programme is voluntary, and applies to people from 19 non-EU countries with which Spain has agreed that social security benefits accrued in one nation can be paid out in the other.
People who sign up for it must agree not to come back to Spain for three years, with the promise they will be able to recover their work and residency permits after that.
Spain can't find it in their collective self to say what they mean. Until they do, this initiative won't work.
- Spanish Archbishop Warns Against ‘trojan Horse’ Threat From Refugees
Waaahhhcist! Spanish archbishop warns against ‘Trojan horse’ threat from refugees The Archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal Antonio Cañizares, sparked controversy on Wednesday when he questioned whether welcoming refugees to Spain from Syria was such...
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IMF = American Taxpayers The Telegraph: IMF drawing up £517bn package to save Italy, Spain and the euro The International Monetary Fund is being lined up potentially to help Italy and Spain amid growing fears that a European rescue scheme will not be...
- Ali Larijani Visits Spain
Ali Larijani, President of the Iranian Parliament, is visiting Spain. The visit has been silenced by the media, till such a point that I have known about it because I read, in an Argentinian blog, the comuniqué issued by the Israeli embassy in Spain...
- Storm Track Appeasement: What You Get When Appeasing Islamists
“Appeasers believe that if you keep on throwing steaks to a tiger, the tiger will become a vegetarian. Heywood Broun” So, Spain? How’s that appeasement working out? No so good, huh? It seems that appeasers never learn. Spain sided with the...
- Spain Finally Stands Up To Someone! The Pope!
OK, admittedly I'm not too big on the focal points of the Pope's message in his latest visit to Valencia, Spain. I do support the Pope on his calls against the increasing secularization, especially in countries with less history of this and...