juliar wrote on Nov 16
th, 2011 at 5:49pm:
Now that everyone agrees that we, the Australian taxpayers, are paying to bring refugees to Australia there is a rather alarming lesson for Australia to be learned from Greece.
With an official population of just 11 million, half that of Australia, Greece now hosts a staggering 1 million illegal immigrants and asylum seekers.
About 6,879 people landed there last year, but Greece is now trying to cope with 128,000 appearing over the horizon.
As Greece slides towards the abyss of political and economic chaos, the country's enormous undocumented immigrant community is being blamed for adding to its woes.
Illegal immigrants who have swamped Greece's borders are accused of exacerbating the financial crisis that now threatens to infect other eurozone nations.
The annual cost of sustaining this immigrant population - in terms of healthcare, crime and impact on legitimate businesses - is estimated at 6 billion euros, says the president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce, Constantine Michalos.
If one ponders the comparison between Greece and Australia, an alarming picture emerges which presages dire consequences for Australia.
One imagines that some time ago the number of refugees entering Greece was probably something like the alarming number entering Australia now but the lackadaisical Grecian Government probably compared the number of refugees entering Greece with the number of refugees entering some other other country and decided Greece had nothing to worry about.
The chaotic state Greece is in now is partly as a result of their gross negligence and indolence in not taking the necessary and decisive action needed to control the number of unwanted refugees trying to enter the Grecian land of milk and honey.
The disastrous situation Greece now finds itself in, as a direct result of its negligence in not taking action to control the number of unwanted refugees entering its borders by stealth, is a STARK WARNING for AUSTRALIA whose grossly incompetent government has now opened the flood gates to any and all refugees.
So if we want to know what Australia will be like after a while then we need only look to Greece to see our future unless we get rid of the current laughable Labor government which is an insult to all Australians.
There is a rumor that, when the Americans move into Darwin, they will assist in encouraging the flood of refugees to look somewhere else. There is also the rumor that the Americans are moving into Darwin because there is an increasing fear that Australia will be invaded from the north to seize our food and mineral resources.
You haven't a clue about Greece, or Australia for that matter.
Greece's financial woes stem from non payment of taxes by the wealthy and middle class cheats.
They believe that all that fancy stuff like collecting their garbage and training police was someone else's problem, and so corrupt officials let it all slide for a few drachmas in the kick.
Hey Presto, one basket case economy.
Now over the pond they call the Mediterranean Sea is a continent called Africa (that's right Deepest Darkest Africa), and in the north of Africa are some Arab countries that have been protesting and fighting for their freedom from totalitarian dictators and murdering tyrants.
These countries are handily located when it comes to Greece, Italy, Cypress, Sicily, Lampedusa etc etc, and hop on a boat for a few hours and you are in these places.
So Libya and Tunisia and Egypt all had upheavals and thousands of hopefuls jumped at the chance to improve their lot in the Eurozone, literally hours away.
Is it easier for you to think that the 50,000+ kept in detention and the 500 arrivals each and every week doesn't cost the Greek taxpayer billions each year, and hasn't contributed to Greece's downfall?