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Hello,
I have the feeling that at the moment, it's almost a crime if a person tries to question or defy the words of Mr Nigel Farage, many people in the UK follow this logic - 'If Nigel says so, then it's true'.
Mr Farage is a politician who now has the chance of his lifetime - his party is doing better and better with the prospect of winning seats in the House of Commons at the next general elections and becoming first at the European Parliament elections. It's understandable that like every politician, Farage has interests - and discussing again and again the (in my opinion) highly manipulative mass immigration of Bulgarians and Romanians in 2014 serves well his interests - let's inflict fear on British people so that they can vote for us, recognizing us to be their savers from the EU and from Eastern Europe.
The irony is that the potential scroungers in those two countries could have probably even not understood that they can go there and claim benefits - however, with all the heated debates, news coverage, Farage's statements etc etc, now even babies know that after 2014 people from Bulgaria and Romania can go to the UK and use the system if they want.
But - does this mean they will really do it? This is something an alarmingly few number of people seem to be thinking about. The answer in my opinion is - no, or at least not in the grotesque numbers UKIP is citing. In Bulgaria the people willing to immigrate have long done so and most of the ones left are either unwilling to immigrate or are elderly people who can't do it anyway. Plus, Germany seems to be more attractive for immigration at the moment.
Romania has a larger population but the situation there is similar - people have already used their right to move freely withing the EU as both countries are members since 2007. Spain has always been the top immigration destination for Romanians because they learn the language quickly. Romanians and Bulgarians were not told yesterday about the opportunity to go to another country and work there.
Why is everything Mr Farage say taken for 100% true? Honestly, I have the feeling this gentleman has more authority than the Queen herself! Don't you think there is a slight chance that what he says is not entirely true?
Your comments would be useful, thanks!
Frank, we have to bear in mind that when the people from Poland went to Britain in 2004, Poland had just become a member of the EU and people were for the first time able to immigrate and look for jobs in Western Europe, also the economy of the UK was at a better state at that point.
Romania and Bulgaria have been members of the EU for 5 years and many countries have offered them unrestricted access to their labour market, in contrast to the UK - this means, immigration for job purposes is not something new for Romanians and Bulgarians (it was for Poles in 2004) and they have already gone to Germany, Spain, Italy etc. Since German economy is still functioning relatively well, unlike most of the other European countries, it's logical that the influx of people will be directed to Germany, not to the UK; meanwhile, UK government should come up with some solutions how to reform the social system because 'scroungers' are coming not only from Romania and Bulgaria but from many ot
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I myself am a Bulgarian immigrant in Italy. And i hear allot of Britons say that we are criminals that we have guns and knifes or any other weapons with us ??
Strange cuz Ive being living in Italy for almost year and a half now and so far i have never robbed,killed,insulted,murdered or even tweak anyone...So go figure???
I happened to think that this bad weather of yours is starting to effect your mind!??
Funny how All Britain is worried about Romanians and Bulgarians coming there but won't utter a peep about the FAR worse Islamic blacks and Arabs that have flooded your place.Muslim crime rates perhaps ten times higher there.(17%) Britain has been overwhelmed by the number of immigrants from the Islamic World who are disproportionately dependent on your welfare system. At least in my town in Bulgaria we have ZERO mosques,despite the fact that Turkey is a hour away with car ??!!
Muslim immigration clearly has influenced your fears concerning Eastern Europeans.And now the U.K. is worried about immigrants? This after you let in millions of muslims in ????'LOL Little too late...if you ask me..
This campaign you are running on your island is VERY RACIST and the last time i checked EU doesn't support this,and allows his members to travel free whenever they want wherever they want !!!
So at the end you would not gain ANYTHING!
I used to adore and respect country like England and her history and politics,i was dreaming to go to one week vacation there this summer but after all of this happened after i saw how racist and rude people from there are i decided to change with Spain instead.At least there people are educated enough to know that there is not such thing as racism in EU !
Cheers !
I myself am a Bulgarian immigrant in Italy. And i hear allot of Britons say that we are criminals that we have guns and knifes or any other weapons with us ??
Strange cuz Ive being living in Italy for almost year and a half now and so far i have never robbed,killed,insulted,murdered or even tweak anyone...So go figure???
I happened to think that this bad weather of yours is starting to effect your mind!??
Funny how All Britain is worried about Romanians and Bulgarians coming there but won't utter a peep about the FAR worse Islamic blacks and Arabs that have flooded your place.Muslim crime rates perhaps ten times higher there.(17%) Britain has been overwhelmed by the number of immigrants from the Islamic World who are disproportionately dependent on your welfare system. At least in my town in Bulgaria we have ZERO mosques,despite the fact that Turkey is a hour away with car ??!!
Muslim immigration clearly has influenced your fears concerning Eastern Europeans.And now the U.K. is worried about immigrants? This after you let in millions of muslims in ????'LOL Little too late...if you ask me..
This campaign you are running on your island is VERY RACIST and the last time i checked EU doesn't support this,and allows his members to travel free whenever they want wherever they want !!!
So at the end you would not gain ANYTHING!
I used to adore and respect country like England and her history and politics,i was dreaming to go to one week vacation there this summer but after all of this happened after i saw how racist and rude people from there are i decided to change with Spain instead.At least there people are educated enough to know that there is not such thing as racism in EU !
Cheers !
Is the maintenance for an infiniti M35 costly? which is more expensive the infiniti or mercedes?
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is the maintenance (oil change, up keep etc) of an infiniti M35 very costly or is it average. How costly is it in comparison the the mercedes c-class. and of the two vehicles which one has a better life expectancy?
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The German competitors have always been more costly to maintain then their Japanese rivals. Both Lexus & Infiniti cost the same to maintain, they are certainly not cheap but they are considerably more affordable to upkeep then BMW, Audi & Mercedes Benz. Overall reliability is also a contributing factor to costs. Lexus & Infiniti have always been more reliable then their Germans rivals which consequentially makes them more affordable to maintain not to mention they come from the Toyota & Nissan branch making parts less expensive. I am a family owner of both German and Japanese so I have personal experience with them both, we have a 2010 Infiniti G37 sedan & a 2008 BMW 328i coupe. In terms of cost, an example like oil changes can cost you around $75-$85 for an Infiniti G while on a BMW 3 series you are looking at around $135 an oil change (If your BMW is no longer under factory warranty). When it comes to brand prestige the Mercedes Benz has always been the prime name when referring to luxury cars, its almost instinct but much has changed with the luxury market over the years giving way to Audi as a respected luxury brand and BMW as the best selling German brand. Mercedes Benz builds great cars but they have always been a manufacturer with a target for building refined luxury cars not so much luxury sport cars like BMW & Infiniti. The Infiniti M35 is one of the best performing mid-sized luxury sport sedans next to the BMW 5 series. Over all the Mercedes E-class is a nice car but for the year comparable to the 2006-2010 M35 sedan the Mercedes E-class of the previous generation from years 2006-2009 looks outdated and slow compared to some of its competitors like the BMW 5 series, Infiniti M and Lexus GS. Nevertheless much of the chemistry between Infiniti and Mercedes Benz has changed this year, although they continue to be rivals it seems that they are now relatives as well. Infiniti & Mercedes Benz are now partners since the beginning of 2012, the 2014 Infiniti G sedan is expected to ride on the same platform as the Mercedes C-class with a longer wheel base. Also news that has surfaced today is that Audi designer and president Johan de Nysschen left Audi for Infiniti today making Johan the new Senior Vice president for Infiniti. Infiniti will essentially be the first luxury brand with the reliability of the Japanese and with the DNA of the Germans. With Infiniti being the TOP Formula 1 sponsor holding on to the #1 F1 champion Sebastian Vettel, being partners with Mercedes and inheriting Audi Chief Johan, Infiniti is expected to be a huge hit in the market as the #1 Japanese Luxury competitor.
The German competitors have always been more costly to maintain then their Japanese rivals. Both Lexus & Infiniti cost the same to maintain, they are certainly not cheap but they are considerably more affordable to upkeep then BMW, Audi & Mercedes Benz. Overall reliability is also a contributing factor to costs. Lexus & Infiniti have always been more reliable then their Germans rivals which consequentially makes them more affordable to maintain not to mention they come from the Toyota & Nissan branch making parts less expensive. I am a family owner of both German and Japanese so I have personal experience with them both, we have a 2010 Infiniti G37 sedan & a 2008 BMW 328i coupe. In terms of cost, an example like oil changes can cost you around $75-$85 for an Infiniti G while on a BMW 3 series you are looking at around $135 an oil change (If your BMW is no longer under factory warranty). When it comes to brand prestige the Mercedes Benz has always been the prime name when referring to luxury cars, its almost instinct but much has changed with the luxury market over the years giving way to Audi as a respected luxury brand and BMW as the best selling German brand. Mercedes Benz builds great cars but they have always been a manufacturer with a target for building refined luxury cars not so much luxury sport cars like BMW & Infiniti. The Infiniti M35 is one of the best performing mid-sized luxury sport sedans next to the BMW 5 series. Over all the Mercedes E-class is a nice car but for the year comparable to the 2006-2010 M35 sedan the Mercedes E-class of the previous generation from years 2006-2009 looks outdated and slow compared to some of its competitors like the BMW 5 series, Infiniti M and Lexus GS. Nevertheless much of the chemistry between Infiniti and Mercedes Benz has changed this year, although they continue to be rivals it seems that they are now relatives as well. Infiniti & Mercedes Benz are now partners since the beginning of 2012, the 2014 Infiniti G sedan is expected to ride on the same platform as the Mercedes C-class with a longer wheel base. Also news that has surfaced today is that Audi designer and president Johan de Nysschen left Audi for Infiniti today making Johan the new Senior Vice president for Infiniti. Infiniti will essentially be the first luxury brand with the reliability of the Japanese and with the DNA of the Germans. With Infiniti being the TOP Formula 1 sponsor holding on to the #1 F1 champion Sebastian Vettel, being partners with Mercedes and inheriting Audi Chief Johan, Infiniti is expected to be a huge hit in the market as the #1 Japanese Luxury competitor.
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