Quote: (04-20-2015 01:12 PM)Sp5 Wrote:
On the issue of Turkish migration to Germany raised by Blick Mang, it wasn't cultural engineering:
1. 1960 was a year when West German economic growth was outpacing the supply of labor and external labor began to be sought. A comparison of GDP per capita shows $9842 for West Germany, and $7,286 for Italy. Not that great a difference, considering ease of living and working, weather, disparity between north and south Italy. Not enough to motivate enough workers to move from sunny Calabria to cold and dark Nordrhein-Westfalen.
http://www.publicpurpose.com/lm-ppp60+.htm
Turkish GDP per capita in 1960 was less than $600.
The GDP numbers of Italy and Germany were irrelevant. Even in Austria you made 50% in net income vs Germany even in the 1970s. There were people who lived barefoot in caves in Southern Italy - no kidding!
Italy and Spain would have sufficed.
There is and always was social engineering going on at least going back centuries in Europe. Some countries were more independent like Germany under Bismarck who hated Freemasons and all other secret societies - he also opposed the major central banks, but still fell prey to their system.
The Disney World version of history crumbles and falls under the writings of historians of the CFR Carroll Quigley and Stanford professor Anton Sutton.
Forget the current books - they are bullshit covered with a sprinkle of con-job.