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Hey everyone!

JAYSTEPHER with Airport Starter Set

by Lego City.

Set number 60100.

Contains 81 pieces.

Recommended building ages are 5 through 12.

This doesn't look like a half bad set.

We get three figures,

and we get to make a helicopter.

Let's open this up.

The box has nice colorful box art.

It's not packed too bad.

There is one folded instruction manual

and three bags of bricks.

Looks like a nice assortment of parts.

Let's take a closer look at Airport Starter Set.

On he left, we have this lady

wit the signal flairs.

On the right, we have a male pilot.

Both heir torsos are printed.

Each minifigure has a single-sided head.

The graphics on the back of the pilot's torso are printed.

On the left, we have the gentleman

with a hand truck full of letters.

The graphics are printed on three 1 by 2 flat tiles.

This gentleman on the right

has a fuel tank I believe.

The wheels on the bottom of both hand trucks do rotate.

We have a wrench

that is hard to pick up.

Possibly used to control the valve on top of the fuel tank.

On the right, we have a mailbox.

In front of the mailbox is suppose to have a sticker.

The torsos are printed on both front and back of each minifigure.

Of course the minifigures both have a single-sided head.

Finally we have the helicopter.

It does have a nice color scheme of back,

dark grey,

red, and yellow.

Nice large windshield.

Top prop and the rear prop do spin.

Wow these bump together!

I wouldn't want to take a ride in this.

The helicopter is equipped with two mailboxes that do open up.

The front of the mailboxes are suppose to have a sticker.

Here's the sticker sheet.

The graphics should have been printed directly on the doors of the mailbox.

It is a nice helicopter.

Let's do our minifigure test.

Well we're going to have to move some stuff out of the way

to open up the windshield.

Inside of the cockpit

consist of just a control panel.

No stick to control the plane.

So I don't know how the pilot is going to fly this beast.

Not a lot of rear head room.

Now will this windshield close?

It does!

Look at all that head room on the top.

Not bad at all.

The helicopter could have been improved a bit.

Maybe a spot in the back for his helmet to fit in

and the graphics printed on the mailbox doors.

It is a nice helicopter nonetheless.

This concludes the review for

Airport Starter Set by Lego City.

Set number 60100.

This indeed is a starter set,

but you do get four minifigures

and some accessories.

The helicopter could have been improved a bit,

but it still will be a great piece for any Lego city

or as a source for spare parts.

Thank you for watching!

For more infomation >> Review - Lego City: Airport Starter Set (60100) - Duration: 5:44.

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MoveBank- Animals Without Borders - Duration: 3:00.

Hello my little and my little Beastss

another day in EntreBeasts

today I am so sleepy, because I just got up [Yawn]

just a moment ago

Today I will talk about good news

What? good news? good news? Good news? GOOD NEWS?

I found this article:

animals show a planet without borders

An international project records movements of hundreds of species

in the world

MoveBank which is a project database that is freely accessible to anyone

which it is coordinated by the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany

includes information provided Since 2007 for about 3,000 scientists and

conservation organizations all over the world

it contains a total of about 400 million point locations of animals

marked with GPS transmitters or other devices

[turn to the right]

yes, as I am saying here

now I'll put the video, not the whole video, so you can have an idea about it

the great migration of animals from Central Europe to Africa

it begins to be appreciable at minute 57 of the video

they are white storks, underlines the engineer Matthias Berger

author of data visualization

in this animation 5,500 individuals belonging to 150 species appear, as detailed Mr Berger.

why is it important?

tracking animals

It allows to study the effects of habitat destruction,

climate change,

the invasion of exotic species,

and the spread of infectious diseases

according to the project' directors

Martin Wikelski and Sarah Davidson

their results are crucial for identify future protected areas

that's very good!

let me see, what I wanted to show you? ahh? yes

the climate change

but if there is no climate change

what madness is that?, madness!

I think you are the madmen [laughs]

MoveBank

includes for example data migration of the zebras in the okavango' Delta

to the salt flats of Makgadikabgadi ..... it is very difficult to pronounce, let me see...

again

Makgadikgadi in Botswana,

in Spain, for example, MoveBank includes data movements of the white stork

provided by the Migres foundation,

the imperial eagle provided by the biological station Doñana

and the black vulture shared by GREFA

Rehabilitation Group of Native Fauna and its Habitat

and that's all my children and my little Beastss

Good news!

If you liked it, share, give it a like, subscribe, and so on.

So EntreBeasts chaoooo

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Depth at full-back is vital for Klopp's side, even if they aren't all £50 million additions - Duration: 6:13.

Depth at full-back is vital for Jurgen Klopp's side, even if they aren't all £50 million additions

In a summer where Premier League clubs have bid for and bought full-backs in excess of £50 million, Liverpool must be delighted with longer-term growth paying off.

It's a bit early to start putting forward Alberto Moreno for the Premier League team of the year, but the left-back's renaissance is a massive positive for Liverpool.

And it's not just the Spanish full-back, either; Joe Gomez has returned to fitness and has been dependable on the right, Andrew Robertson's debut was extremely impressive and Trent Alexander-Arnold already has an adoring fan base.

All told, the full-back positions are looking remarkably healthy for Jurgen Klopp right now—and that's without even considering the two men who were first choice last season and the return of Jon Flanagan from his loan spell.

Now, it's natural that fans will feel some of those seven players are better-suited, or simply better, than others.

Some still don't want to see Moreno in a red shirt again, despite the blindingly obvious traits he can bring to the team and his exemplary display of attacking thrust against Hoffenheim.

Some don't want James Milner reverting to midfield, some don't want him in defence. Those opinions have ground in reason, but there's a bigger truth at stake: Liverpool don't have to make do right now.

The options at Klopp's disposal for those roles, by luck, chance or judgement, are better in every way than at any point in the last half a dozen years.

Full-backs are an incredibly important part of this Liverpool team, in both halves of the pitch.

While the centre of defence remains porous, hard-working and aggressive wide players can stop the constant threat of crosses, can repel danger before it really appears and can offer an outlet under pressure.

In the opposing half, they are a source of chances on the overlap of the narrow forward line and at least three of them have now displayed some proficiency on set pieces.

Even leaving aside technical ability and positional intelligence, the sheer depth available to Klopp right now is a tremendous benefit to Liverpool: whoever is chosen simply has to give everything, every game, or there are three others to take their place.

And, by the same token, when the fuel tank is empty, any player can be simply rotated out for a game or two without the need to shuffle half the team around.

It's an enviable position to be in for such a demanding role, and it has come at little cost other than time.

Moreno (£15 million) and Nathaniel Clyne (£10m) were pricey additions at the time, but the others make the average incredibly low: Milner (free), Alexander-Arnold (youth) and Flanagan (youth) didn't cost a penny, while Gomez (£3m) and Robertson (£10m this summer, context applied) are relative bargains if they achieve any kind of success.

Seven full-back options, less than £40 million total outlay—while Manchester City have spent more than that on a single full-back twice this summer and Chelsea have been rejected for almost double that once. Ah, but quality matters.

So who would trade Danilo, with his £27m price tag to the Etihad two years after his £25m move to the Bernabeu, for the promise and prospect of Trent?.

The teenage starlet of Anfield might not have the international caps, the Brazilian name and the vastly inflated reputation, but he also has a lot more growth ahead of him.

Danilo, at 26, is what he will always be: athletic, aggressive, prone to errors in possession and needing space ahead of him to thrive.

There's more to it, obviously. Danilo is a tremendous weapon in the right team, but the point is Alexander-Arnold—and Gomez, Clyne and Robertson—are players who suit Liverpool's needs.

They need to be better, sure, but it only takes one or two of them to emerge as elite options over a period of two or three years, and the incredibly low outlay on them as a group will start to pay off handsomely.

With the volume of games Liverpool face this year, competition and depth is as vital as actual talent itself.

Flanagan doesn't get much of a shout for involvement right now, but he serves as the perfect example of what confidence and opportunism can do for a player, given his involvement in the title chase of 2013/14.

Even those who aren't seen as elite players right now can perform at that level over a period of time, given the right setting, and full-back looks to be one area that Klopp can sleep easy over heading into the new season.

For more infomation >> Depth at full-back is vital for Klopp's side, even if they aren't all £50 million additions - Duration: 6:13.

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LFC Transfer News & Rumour - Origi in demand, O-Chamberlain ultimatum, R.Sanches a loan target - Duration: 7:32.

Liverpool FC Transfer News & Rumour Round-up - Origi in demand, Oxlade-Chamberlain ultimatum, Renato Sanches a loan target

Liverpool have another Bundesliga transfer target in their sights in our round-up of all Friday's stories concerning the Reds.

Jurgen Klopp spoke at some length about the Reds' possible transfer business before the window shuts on August 31, while the rumour mills continue to speculate about who might be close to a move to Anfield.

One short-lived rumour appears to be over, but another naturally springs up to take its place—both players plying their trade in the German top flight.

Here are all the latest news and stories involving potential additions or departures around Klopp's squad before the deadline hits. Oxlade-Chamberlain to be told to leave after rejecting Arsenal contract.

A summer-long transfer chase has seen both Liverpool and Chelsea vying for the affections of Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and the versatile performer's time at the Emirates Stadium could be over after he reportedly turned down a new contract.

Sky Sports report the England international unhappy at playing wing-back, preferring a midfield or wide attacking role.

With one year left on his contract, Arsenal will reportedly tell him in the next 24 hours whether he must leave this summer, or wait it out and leave on a free next year—leaving Arsenal missing out on a £30 million transfer fee.

Quite why Oxlade-Chamberlain would head to Stamford Bridge if he doesn't want to be a wing-back, where Antonio Conte employs a 3-4-3 similar to that of Arsenal's set-up, is unclear—but Liverpool are certainly in need of reinforcements in the centre.

With Adam Lallana out, Philippe Coutinho unavailable and no genuine alternatives to Mo Salah and Sadio Mane as speedy wide forwards, it would seem a legitimate move to strengthen the squad if the Reds tried to secure a deal.

Howedes set for Juventus move.

Liverpool may yet strengthen their defensive line before the window shuts, but it's not going to be in the shape of Schalke centre-back Benedikt Howedes.

The German international has agreed terms on a switch to Juventus according to his agent, after he lost the captaincy at the club this term.

A fee is yet to be agreed between the two clubs, but with Howedes on the bench and a saleable asset, it seems only a matter of time.

One more to cross off the list for Reds fans hopeful of seeing the back four added to. Reds to target Renato Sanches on loan.

Bayern Munich midfielder Renato Sanches hasn't impressed since swapping Benfica for Bavaria, but there's no doubting his quality displayed in most of 2016.

German outlet Kicker (via the Mirror) suggest Klopp is happy to take the short-term punt on the Portugal international, to give the midfield cover and depth and perhaps annoy the Old Trafford hierarchy, who chased Sanches before his initial move.

It seems probable only one of Sanches or Oxlade-Chamberlain might be required by the Reds, and there's an obvious upside to signing a player permanently rather than on a short-term basis, but Sanches has much to prove in 17/18.

If only he is available, there's at least the possibility that he can rediscover confidence and form and prove an exciting addition to the squad. Coutinho doing everything to force move, says Pique.

While Liverpool's public stance hasn't budged an inch, Barcelona continue their pursuit of Philippe Coutinho with all the grace and subtlety of an elephant falling down a hillside.

Central defender Gerard Pique told the Mail that handing in a transfer request "suggests…[Coutinho] is delighted about the idea of coming.

Pique also bemoaned the state of affairs which sees Barcelona quoted over the odds for every player they chase in attempting to replace Neymar—a situation which the Reds don't want to land themselves in.

Even if Coutinho does eventually depart, having replacements lined up and with terms agreed is a necessity, to avoid repeating Barca's current plight many times over. Origi wanted by Marseille.

Having only made a single appearance off the bench this season and with Dominic Solanke preferred to him on the bench in the Champions League qualifier second leg, Divock Origi is making headlines in the rumour mill instead.

The Marseille Mercato (h/t f365), perhaps not the most high-profile outlet, suggests L'OM want the Belgian striker after admitting defeat in chasing Olivier Giroud.

Almost £14 million is reportedly on offer, a profit on Origi's original fee but a terribly small price given this summer's market valuations.

There's plenty of time for Origi to rediscover his own form, but consistency rather than impact has been his issue at Anfield up until now and Solanke, along with a fit-again Daniel Sturridge, means there's extra competition to face.

Tenuous Kovacic talk from Italy.

We finish up on a wistful, if somewhat irrelevant, piece of chat from Italy: Juventus are in pole position to sign Emre Can—but only if the Reds get Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic first.

That's the view of Italian journalist Claudio Raimondi, speaking on Premium Sport (via Star).

Kovacic would be a stellar addition for Liverpool, without question, but his role at Real Madrid is growing—he's a backup, but regularly involved—and there's no genuine indication that any move could happen.

Quite aside from that, pairing him with Can, rather than replacing him, would be a more ideal scenario as the Reds hope to agree an extended contract with the German midfielder.

For more infomation >> LFC Transfer News & Rumour - Origi in demand, O-Chamberlain ultimatum, R.Sanches a loan target - Duration: 7:32.

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Jurgen Klopp admits Philippe Coutinho saga has contributed to "most difficult" summer - Duration: 3:48.

Jurgen Klopp admits Philippe Coutinho saga has contributed to "most difficult" summer

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has refused to judge Barcelona for their tactics in chasing Philippe Coutinho, but admits it has been part of a tough off-season.

The Reds have remained adamant thus far that the Brazilian playmaker will not be leaving, despite multiple bids from the Camp Nou side which have exceeded £100 million.

Klopp says the never-ending questions and rumours surrounding the would-be transfer have been hard to handle, but he remains far more focused on what Liverpool do than other clubs.

"It's getting more and more different and difficult, but to be disappointed about different things, you need to have expectations," the manager is reported as saying by the Mirror.

"I don't have expectations, I don't think about other clubs to be honest. I am not sure there was one easy day since we started pre-season, maybe the first day, when you think 'oh, it's good to be back!'.

"In this moment I would have preferred we finished our business six weeks ago. Let all the rest of the world do what they do – I don't judge what other clubs are doing.

"We all have our own problems. If we think we have to do something, we do it.".

Klopp also noted that it's not only Coutinho's situation which has had an impact, but also losing a similar option for the middle of the park through injury.

"For me, especially getting all the discussions about Phil and then in the same moment Adam Lallana gets injured (was the most difficult). It was like 'what?!!'.

"I don't think anyone can expect that we are prepared for a situation like this. So now, (we were saying) what's the solution? We took the solution – we had the solution.

"And the team have handled it all brilliantly so far. To get through in the Champions' League, 100 per cent will help with the development and confidence of the team.

"Since I came in Oct 2015 we created in this build an atmosphere that is extremely special – and if the Champions' League isn't a sign (of that), then I don't know what is.

From a Liverpool perspective it's perhaps important to note that Klopp helped his side navigate a potentially extremely tough tie in style, still playing exceptional attacking football despite the absence of those two midfield schemers.

With the Reds now safely through to the group stage, where they will face Sevilla, Maribor and Spartak Moscow, Klopp must spend the remaining few days before the transfer window shuts handling both incoming and outgoing business.

Another bid from Barca may well materialise for Coutinho, while the likes of Lazar Markovic and Mamadou Sakho are still expected to leave.

In the opposite direction, the Reds hope to welcome a midfielder and defensive option through the doors at Melwood before the August 31 deadline.

For more infomation >> Jurgen Klopp admits Philippe Coutinho saga has contributed to "most difficult" summer - Duration: 3:48.

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Spanish media link Liverpool with improbable move for Karim Benzema – reports - Duration: 2:04.

Spanish media link Liverpool with improbable move for Karim Benzema – reports

With the transfer window set to shut in less than a week, the odd unlikely rumour is to be expected—such as a move for Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema.

Liverpool are the preferred destination for the French striker in the eyes of club president Florentino Perez, claim Diario Gol (in Spanish). The report suggests Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal and the Reds are all in the market for the Madrid No.

9, and are all prepared to pay upward of €90 million—but Perez thinks he could get a full €100m out of the Anfield coffers.

Quite why Benzema would want to give up his starting role at the Santiago Bernabeu, where he won La Liga, the Champions League and the Club World Cup last season, isn't clear—though a move for Kylian Mbappe is mentioned.

Of course, Mbappe now seems to be on the verge of switching Monaco for PSG, which would in turn leave Real Madrid with absolutely nobody bearing the No. 9 shirt, save for a last-ditch move into the market.

While Benzema has been a top-tier forward for some time, he didn't have his best campaign in 16/17, eclipsed in goalscoring rate within his team by the now-departed Alvaro Morata.

Perhaps Reds fans would take him nonetheless, even given how well the front three have started the season at Anfield, but it's not likely to be a rumour that supporters should waste too much energy on watching the development of.

For more infomation >> Spanish media link Liverpool with improbable move for Karim Benzema – reports - Duration: 2:04.

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Mutton Kaleji Masala (Mutton Liver) Eid Special w/ English Subtitle | Cook With Fariha (2017) - Duration: 3:15.

Hello Friends

Today we are going to make Mutton Liv

I am using 1/2 Kg Mutton Liver for this

I have washed it

Marinated with 3 tbsp Ginger & Garlic Paste

15 minutes before making

I am making it in 1/2 Cup Oil

You can use oil instead if you want!

This is my homemade masala

I have all roasted all spices in it

1-1/2 tbsp will use

Eid is on the way so try to prepare before Eid

Very less spices will be use in it

We'll add water if require

Let's start

You can make in oil if you want!

Add oil in cooking pan

Once melt, add onion in it

Just little fry, only little transparent

Then add Mutton Liver

Try to make small pieces of liver

1 inch pieces are fine

Add Garam Masala and parch it

We have already used Ginger & Garlic Paste

For Marination

Now add spices and parch

Don't over cook

Otherwise it will become hard

After cooking 2-3 minutes, add tomatoes

And Green Chilies

Cook only 3-5 minutes after adding Tomatoes

Just to dissolve Tomatoes

On medium flame

Don't put cover for more time

And do not over cook as well

Now remove cover and cook

Dry excess water

If you want more gravy then you can some water

Add Green Chilies & Coriander whiling cooking

I have already added 2 green chilies, adding 2 now

one will use for garnishing

cook on medium flame

Without cover

We didn't over cook

It's Ready

Eid is on the way, Must try. It will be delicious

There will be no smell because of spices we've added

Most people avoid because of the smell

You must try this way, if you like

Like, Share with your Friends, Comment

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For more infomation >> Mutton Kaleji Masala (Mutton Liver) Eid Special w/ English Subtitle | Cook With Fariha (2017) - Duration: 3:15.

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Wymiana amortyzatory przednie MAZDA 3 BK TUTORIAL | AUTODOC - Duration: 12:10.

Use a socket №17

Use a socket №14

Using a special tool take out the spring

Use a combination spanner №19 and a hex-nut wrench №6

Before installing new shock absorbers it is strongly recommended to pump them over for 3-5 times manually

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Does Migration Really Cost - Duration: 27:31.

Hi, my name is Leon, and I really like facts and science and analyzing things

And a while ago

I started

realizing how important videos are as a type of media so at least one person has told me that they don't read a lot of media

They don't read a lot of articles

And it'll talk a lot about for example

Politics with other people so their main source of media and opinions that they get is from videos

Now I don't claim to be the most knowledgeable person in the world or to be the person best at explaining things

but nonetheless

It seems like a lot of these opinions are not like my opinions a lot of these opinions seen in videos

Now I don't know exactly how many political youtubers or video makers that are the same opinions as me in a lot of questions

But it seems like a lot of these people do not agree with me

and I usually just watch their videos to

Get different perspectives and then learn or to argue against them

And obviously it's important at different perspectives and different opinions reach out to as many people as possible

And therefore I've decided to attempt making videos myself and share my opinions in a different subject every time

The first subject I've decided to focus on is migration with an extra touch of economy

This is because I've seen a lot of videos regarding this subject before and a lot of them not agreeing with me at all

Believe it or not I would rather avoid having as many people as possible against me in a subject

And would rather try to sway them

Now, I will first talk about economy and that perspective

but I will probably, at some point, make a video about the more social perspective when it comes to migration or

migration and crime

since a lot of people seem to

Discuss and have a lot of opinions in that matter as well

in general the discussion about migration and even economy is very

Very long and a summary of what I think in the subject would be that we're not

fucked

Not even close to being fucked to be honest. I mean it depends on whether or not you mean

It as a positive to be fucked

I mean, it's usually a very nice thing, but less migration does not necessarily mean saving a shit ton of money

And it does absolutely not mean saving a country for economic collapse

I would rather say according to some experts it might cost a bit even in length, but when it comes to economy

I haven't seen any one country losing on it long term according to some statistics or any type of research

I mean both Sweden and the US have profited incredibly from migration

first off

I'll talk a bit about Sweden and our migration since it's something that has been discussed both in and outside of Sweden lately

Last night in Sweden

And some of the most important things you need to know about us is that

2015 we had a lot of migration. I think there were almost

160,000 asylum seekers in sweden that year and after that what a lot of new regulations and policies regarding migration

And I think that they were only around

29,000 asylum seekers in

2016 you can see here

how did number up so you sank drastically lower than several years before another important note for we don't talk from our whole

Argument besides this map Sweden and our pretty

small amount of human beings in it already is that at the same time as immigration has risen, so has emigration

Which means that a lot of people have also left Sweden.

Actually the highest numbers and a lot of years

Including when we left for the US in the eighteen hundreds because we were starving to death in this shithole

Because believe it or not

2015 over 55,000 people left sweden and migrated to another country and only

people emigrated from Sweden in Year 1876

which was the Peak of the Swedish immigration to the US

Also a question about how many people will try to migrate

Sweden the future is important these graphs from the Central bureau of Statistics, or Statistics Sweden depending on how you translate it

Shows that migration in the future is uncertain

But their guess is that it's gonna get lover pretty fast

They also believe that less people will immigrate and that the immigration and the emigration charts will get closer and closer together

So in one sense migration might not even be a problem because it won't be going on that much for that long

as you can see we are getting a better and better GDP

And that might obviously be because we're now more and more people

But we are also growing when it comes to GDP per capita

Which is something that you might want to remember when you say that we are fucked and we're going to all die

Horribly and that system is falling apart. Migrants have a role in this and they do actually support this economical growth

Now I don't know what a debate looks like in other countries

But in sweden one of the biggest arguments against migration is that we rather should focus on throwing the money abroad

And as you might guess I do not like the idea of just throwing money out of the country and throwing them for example in

Refugee camps for a number of reasons

Well the first one is that refugee camps are simply not safe and easy to transport

Either money or other types of supplies to. They might get attacked and get in terrorist hands instead

And I don't think that these people that want to send more money abroad instead of letting more refugees in

Weeell, don't think that their intention is to give money to Daesh

Well, other than that we have more control of our money and can spend it however

We like and more tactically if we do it in the countries themselves instead of trying to send them to other countries

Where we do not have that political power

Besides, it's pretty obvious that if people come here and work they generate tax money and

Even though everybody does not work they still present the possibility to generate money

If we just throw money abroad we will not get shit back

Now, the people who want to send money abroad often want to send that money to

UNHCR, the United Nations own

organization for migration

Which might sound smart, though the slight detail and problem here

Is that they themselves don't want that money and call it a simplified solution?

They did this already in an article

2014 to Swedish television and another argument for throwing my abroad is that the refugees themselves would be grateful and it's

Important to help the people

who need it most, right? To help them in the camps which also might sound smart

But a couple of years back swedish television actually sent a group to find out if that was true or not and most of the refugees

Responded that they would rather have more people being let into the country than having more money sent to help organizations

Now, I do not have any evidence of this since the clip disappeared from the national TV's website a while ago

Since a lot of people want to prevent migration it means that they want to set up ID controls

and different ways to stop refugees like more people on the job or more cops to look for people without papers

Aaand they seem to forget completely that that costs a shit-ton of money. As an example after

2015, when we had a lot of refugees coming to Sweden

We decided to have some new policies as I mentioned before

And one of them was that we decided to have border controls to Denmark

These were the first border controls in a long time and they were criticized harshly

I mean, for starters border controls cost even more than one hundred and fifty million dollars euros every

Year, and we're a pretty small country with about ten million citizens right now, and that's a shit on the money and for that

We get absolutely jack. I mean, it's basically the same as when it comes to throwing money abroad

but at least when you throw money abroad

You help people. But here... we don't help people with these border controls the only thing we actually put money on is

making life more and more miserable for people

we don't give out money to help more people, we actually waste money that we could use for refugees and

Waste it on border controls instead and as I said 150 million

Dollars or euros, well, that's about one and a half billion Swedish crowns, and that's still a shit-ton of money

Why?

Besides Sweden's border controls to Denmark, EU in General has made a deal with turkey.

The EU then decided to give around 3 billion

Euros to turkey, a country that literally suspended their human rights for a while

Of course the EU had some demands on what the money should be spent on

But at the same time what the fuck are they supposed to do if Turkey doesn't uphold that?

EU really doesn't want migrants and

Turkey has a shit-ton of them and

They can basically point it as loaded gun towards the EU

So EU basically goes like shut up and take my money. Now, this does worry me.

Now you might be thinking "Well we get a lot of money from it, right, because refugees cost a lot of money

And that's good for us which means that we save money"

We'll get to that soon

But first I'd like to mention that well, either way it

means that we can help less people per every crown we put

Because it's as simple as that; we don't put all the money on helping people. We put a lot of the money on trying to

Avoid helping the people which is simply a waste of money it means that every person we try to help we have less money for

And last time I checked

I thought that was one of the main arguments for people who threw money abroad had

That I wanted to more money to people meaning it in which way does this help people?

It's simply a more effective way to helping as many people as possible just

Let them in and then we obviously need good and complex politics when it comes to integrating people and giving people jobs

and so on so on

This requires good housing policies and good work policies and a lot of those types of things that

Way we can help as many people as possible

With as little money as possible

Or at least get as much money as possible back.

So even if we would in totals save money on border controls

We would help less people, and if we would count the people we'd have actually helped and then count the whole budget for all

migration and Border controls and integration

You couldn't have helped as many people per every dollar as we would have a wave just let more people in

Now when it comes to whether or not migration costs

I would obviously like include the things be profit and everybody's evilly profit more or if it was more

but exact numbers and harder fine

But have been able to see how much money being one

Now what it did find was his wish think tank that had concluded in a report that we would lose around

ninety billion dollars if we wouldn't have had

migration from The

1950s and forward I am in for the entire reports

But since think tanks have a tendency to be political it might be biased in one or two ways by the time that the whole

Record is Bovis

Now another thing. I would like to look at is with expert C

2016 were Sweden's largest

Newspapers published a series of reports regarding migration in order to Express thing about it

the first expert was the Harvard professor George borjas

In the article it is mentioned that the us economy has become at least Eleven percent larger because of migration

Now this in itself is not a focus of the text no porges focuses a lot on the type of jobs that see

Migration generates, and then I don't mean a border control so their hunt for illegal immigrants

But rather their jobs to the actual immigrants often perform the education of the immigrants is something I will discuss further later in the video

but the service sector is a good place for people who do not have an amazingly long education and

Whether or not that depends on it not being validated yet?

Or that a lot of migrants still have it it is a sector common among migrants at least in the us

This is a debate that has stalled a lot in sweden as well

You know should we make it easy to get more easy or service sector jobs?

especially for migrants

And this is something a porteous discusses a lot to service like the dust that fenella have his perks

Especially since I am a fan of the environment and putting less money on things and more on services is

generally lovely for employment, but borgess does definitely mention a lot of

Regarding more migrations the decided sector for example in the us more people come to service sector that means that more people

want those jobs which means that employees can

press down their wages and simply pay people less which might not be something that I love the idea of incredibly and

Which might actually fit groups against each other for example?

They white Working-class citizens who don't want their job stolen by these evil service providing migrants

Now we don't really have the same type of problem, Sweden considering

We don't have a minimum wage and we can't really get pressure done to that what we have is called collective

Agreements, and the Union's who negotiate that with employers this basically means that if you're a part of Union?

You will probably get decent pay and the employers can't just press the weight just on however they want

Fortunes himself thus includes some perks with subjective for example when you pay people to clean your cook food for you

You do get more time and you can use their time to work more efficiently for example which means that competence is used more efficiently

Now I say the service act is a beautiful way to be able to buy yourself spare time instead of things

But whichever way your shoes. It's pretty good for the economy right that you're buying more things that seem done

So you don't waste environment on it another important point is that migrants are often paid less in General?

And it is an important question to ask yourself is it worth it should we use the argument well

They have it better here, or should we think well?

They're still citizens here, and they should still be treated more equally and still have a decent chance

Or just nothing to me that mostly country profits for migration

But it still assists that well we need to be ready to pay for it

We need to be ready that it might cost when we help as many people as possible

But as I have said several times, it seems like he still focuses on the profits

We can generate even though it does see problems and the problems. I do see as well

I truly do believe we need to have solutions as I said before we don't really have the same or as

Aggressive problems perhaps than the u.s. Does considering we do a collective. We do here well party good

Arrangements and laws and rules when it comes to employment, so we don't treat people like shit

Yes

But there's more of them at least not to that degree

Because I do see a danger when with pity groups against each other when we do pick the migrants against the lowly educated poor

People in the country already that becomes a problem. I don't really see a huge problem

if folks in mons to service a trans women since it's often an

Effective way to get more jobs and get more jobs that we actually can give people since they do not require

That much education and since it's good for the environment

Which is a lovely point for me

But however problems need to be addressed and we need to think about that as well

for example it might be a problem of waste let people get stuck in the service sector and not be in any way have a

Career or move themself up on scale

We might also have to keep a focus on actually

Educating people and not just leave them to the service sector where they will be stuck forever

I'm not the very important factor is the automatic vacation or a beautification as it might call us well

We're machines and robots take more and more of the manufacturing jobs, but nec. This is a national process

I don't think we should have jobs. Just because jobs

I think we should have jobs if they have a point if they're actually good, and if robots can do shit better

Adam then obviously we need solutions for the people can't have jobs and more cuz and then we might simply not have enough jobs for

all the people and

We shouldn't create jobs. Just because jobs. We should as I said a couple of seconds ago

Have good jobs with points this can be sold in a number of ways, but essentially we need to

Redistributed money of it for example one might simply have to give more money to people even though they do not work

Simply because we don't have enough works

but we do have enough money it basically does mean that we will get more money without having to pay as much for people but

Since we don't want to execute people because they don't have jobs

And we probably want people to survive anyways

We might have to give them more money even though they haven't worked because I don't want to create unnecessary

jobs because that's usually bad for the environment and

unnecessary

But I don't want people to die horrible Deaths

Or have horrible lives and not being able to consume anything is because he couldn't get a job

So poor just does see problems, but I do see solutions for those

According to borders we at least need to get more flexible in a lot of ways

And a lot of focus will be on the service sector

Which is even jokes that there's no real research to prove how many?

Refugees or immigrants a country should take in but more seriously seems to mean that it depends almost type of society you want

We can't fill it all rather

You don't really have a reason to give up do we I mean sure some problems can occur but that goes for everything in society

And perhaps we should rather because most oceans instead of just giving up and throwing people out of the country

Obviously portress not to only expect when it comes to migration and economy and the second one in this article series is

Yennefer hunt angel I would say that she actually sees a lot more perks with migration and

Sees a lot of the same perks as forges with the service sector and more people and more efficiency

but

She doesn't seem seem too negative and basically seems to be evil about it

She basically seems to see as a perk

That the Gap between the rich and poor gets wider because more educated people

Can work more and get more and more jobs? Well the people will less wages?

Won't get even less wages and you care to

Compete with each other even more she seems to be more of the opinion that well. They should be fucking grateful for being here

They have it better here than they had before and we get it better as well at least a rich of us

So fuck y'all

It's at least my impression

But please do you know that she basically says that

Migration is awesome and sheep and whatever and I tell her to go fuck yourself

So this is not really about me being super biased because I'm trying to prove a point and she's ruining it she's friendless trying to

Prove my point and I should tell her to fuck off anyways

there when it comes to the whole depends almost typists on

he doesn't seem to want to see the same world as me she means that it's not even good if

Migrants are highly educated because that seemed something means that they're the same

They can contribute to anything new you which might be something that I understand it a bit

But she still basically means that we should have a new time for service extra more of that. Which is lovely but

She does not seem to see the problems with lower wages or any of those small details in this

Her conclusion seems to be that at least that more people already live in the country actually

Educate themselves more and also that it becomes a more and more

Important thing to be able to compete in market if you know the language well

Which is something that the people?

Who've lived in the country the entire lives have a tendency to have a slight advantage in

Their work inclusion still kind of cleans gaps are great to me

just further expert in the series is Timothy hutton

And I'm afraid to say that I haven't really read his article that much and can't really take a real stand in what he says

but into headlines our

Society wins but effects are small and

Shoes forget asylum already in the camps, so he seems to have some solutions

he wanted to propose, and he seems to see mostly perks or at least conclude with perks or

Conclude that it's yet a really good. I don't really know as I said I haven't really read it

So you might want to do it yourself as Google translator share out of it and shall be fine or whatever

As promised I have a lot of discuss education

And it will like a lot of other things mostly we focus on the screen and since

That's where the information is easiest to get but I do believe it's well

decently similar in all of Europe that's how I think it goes for a lot of things I say in this video a

Nation statistical report and the people came to swing from a year

2002 Year

2013 and as you can see people might be more educated than you guessed

This includes two people who were 25 to 64 years old

2017

It might be good to mention the fact that a lot of people who migrated to the country might have also been

Educated in the country, so this is not all about how educated people were when they came to Sweden

Specifically the statistics we can see here are about people from 25 to 44 of age

And she also can see anything to mean that the same percentage of people born in and out of sweden were

Equally universally educated here. You can see the similar thing, but with a wider range of age and

They some country as you probably can see that means that people from Syria are not amazingly educated

But they are not horribly educated either

They do have decent amount of high school education and at least a certain amount of University education

So they're definitely not the best on the list, but they're not the worst either are they

But these letters are from

2013 and Alana's happiness ministers, and I did mention in the beginning that we had a lot of new people coming in 2015

But it's way too early to say exactly how educated people are there doesn't seem to be enough research about that yet

It's only been a couple of years after all so let's give it some time. Yeah

And I shall really use that migration of the past though. Yes, that is a steady stream of

Middle-Aged people often even John wish people children

And I can be really useful considering the tube does not give birth to enough children these days

And we're getting older and older

Which means that we're fucked in them because we don't have enough people who can feed us and actually have jobs

you know

understand a lot of old people who work a lot, and you generate as much money as a middle-aged one the steady stream of

Decent young people has lowered our average age evens and even though. We're pretty good at giving birth to children

Considering that we don't say fuck you you got a shot. I can't work and you can't have a life and

Instead she's to say well

I wish I let's do this and this and this and

This and you can still have a decent life and get a job even though. We do believe that problems are pretty nice

So in a way other countries in Sweden

do actually need immigrants more than us that feels better than

Desperately trying to fill your current people with babies

hmm border open Babies fun A

Really quick note a lot of people seem to use health care as an argument. You know

Too many people need health care and too many people

Suffer from mental illness and too many people need psychologists or doctors or whatever and therefore we should not let them into the country

Because it's expensive with that shit

Yeah

So I

Think that human beings are usually of equal worth, right?

And I do believe we should prioritize those who need to help most in life

So thurman people are not letting people in specifically because they need help

Seems like a bad idea so anyways

so obviously it might depend on what expert you ask it might cost might be the profit, but

It will most likely not be the end of us all. I mean Europe in general could take a lot of more refugees a lot

So my point is that the policies we have today in

General in Europe is shit

And we could take a lot more and we would still profit from it or at least not die horribly

I mean even though you would not believe that

We would profit horribly from it

You might believe that we promised slightly brummett

Which is usually still good or you might believe that we lose a slight bit from it

Which is not that horrible when it comes to helping a shit ton of people not dying?

Do I need to say more obviously I do apparently have to say more than yes, well

It's not helping people and further we don't know what will happen in Syria. We don't know no

The rest of the world or for how long we'll have there's a lot of people fleeing and trying to get to Europe

So it might differ it might end pretty soon

Yes, that is this kind of say all right might take a longer time

We don't really know that but either way we will stab my thigh because of it so no matter what happens

We will probably not die horribly if you're right now sitting there thinking you might bright if they were not all

Then to not worry, I will probably at some point make a video about

Migration and Crime believe or not I do not really bill you that all muslims are Cornell's

They will fucking murder all of us as they allow their money in whites and that will be the end of us by the commendation

Kill us all three bombs

But if you still not convinced police to comment in the videos do you think there's something I missed or something very very interesting?

That you do not like we will or just like the goddamn thing because I like likes and I like attention

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