Switzerland: Europe's heart of darkness?

Originally Posted by rodion raskolnikov

To Comrade Superstar:

Major problems with "ex-yugoslavs" happen with Muslim Albanians from Kosovo (and sometimes from Makedonia). Serbs, Croatians, Montenegrins or Slovens are well integrated to Swiss society. Albanians from Albania are not trouble makers and are not a lot in Switzerland. I know many of these Albanians, they are not really Muslims and many of them are Orthodox or Roman Catholic. I met some Albanians (they did not seem to come from Kosovo) at the Russian Orthodox Church in Geneva for Easter.

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RODION RASKOLNIKOV
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In Serbian media last year there was a report that SVF wanted to expell all Kosovo albanians in Switzerland back to kosovo. given that their estimation was that there were 400,000 of them in Swtizerland I'd say it's better to send them to Turkey then to Kosovo, Serbia since their are already to many of them here.

[Crvena zvezda]

Originally Posted by rodion raskolnikov

To Comrade Superstar:

Major problems with "ex-yugoslavs" happen with Muslim Albanians from Kosovo (and sometimes from Makedonia). Serbs, Croatians, Montenegrins or Slovens are well integrated to Swiss society. Albanians from Albania are not trouble makers and are not a lot in Switzerland. I know many of these Albanians, they are not really Muslims and many of them are Orthodox or Roman Catholic. I met some Albanians (they did not seem to come from Kosovo) at the Russian Orthodox Church in Geneva for Easter.

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RODION RASKOLNIKOV
http://SLAVICIS.BLOGSPOT.COM

Of course they'd be a problem. Last year in a Serbian newspaper I read about SVF wanting Kosovo Albanians expelled from Switzerland. The paper said that their numbers are estimated to be 400,000 in Switzerland. However, I suggest that if they're expelled you send them to Turkey not to Kosovo in Serbia.

[svin]

I found good quality poster:

[Cirrus]

My opinion is that is poster is a little (too ?) naive in its representation. It's somewhat hard to deny the accusations of racism after that...

[svin]

An opposite example from Moscow:

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by Cirrus

My opinion is that is poster is a little (too ?) naive in its representation. It's somewhat hard to deny the accusations of racism after that...

I think people should be prepared to be a little rude when there's so much at stake.

Originally Posted by svin

An opposite example from Moscow:

What does it say?

[svin]

Basically, it says that we need more immigrants.

[Cirrus]

Or more Smarties ?

[Carnyx]

It's accurate. The colours used for this poster are all in the dark tones, a quite sad representation of multiracialism/culturalism. A feeling of confusion and disorder come to mind looking at it. Again, it matches reality. A non homogenous society is the opposite of order. All these smileys are nothing but formated slavebots with a dumb smile on their face.

[svin]