More and more child brides from the central Anatolian city of Konya are being forced into marriage with their male relatives in Europe. Even though, since the bilateral agreement 50 years ago, it was workers that left their homeland to seek their fortune in Europe; in the past few years, more and more 13 to 17 year old girls especially are being sent by their families to Germany and Norway.

The text above really belongs in quotes because it doesn’t come from PI, but from a Turkish newspaper. Two interesting passages can still be found there. The oil country Norway appears to have passed of rank to Germany, and the university staff member from Konya (photo) warns about Germany that it’s not economically so great there anymore. The end of immigration here is, therefore, in sight if we have been run down; lower-class migration isn’t fought against politically.

If it doesn’t please the Turks in Germany any more and they stay away, then that means it won’t belong before the Egyptians or Moroccans or Nigerians aren’t pleased either. That means we must first be in the economic state of Niger or the Sudan before nobody else wants to visit the already plundered German Social Services Office. The prospects look wonderful!

Posted by kewil on PI / Translation: Anders Denken

More and more child brides from the central Anatolian city of Konya are being forced into marriage with their male relatives in Europe. Even though, since the bilateral agreement 50 years ago, it was workers that left their homeland to seek their fortune in Europe; in the past few years, more and more 13 ...

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