"Jens Arne Maennig" wrote in message
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> For example, in Germany, where I live, authorities have done a
> tremendous job in putting unemployed people into cheap and useless job
> trainings to move them from the state of unemployment to being "in
> education/further training".
This is now a standard ploy in many counties, but it's still a better option
than leaving the unemployed to rot at home watching tv (for example). Your
real concern is about the quality of the job training, rather than the ploy.
> I'm absolutely willing to believe you that Australia has a healthier
> economy than, for example, Germany. With 25 % of the inhabitants on
> 21 times the area, there are, well, certain chances and opportunities.
You might be surprised to know that Australia has always been a dry
continent, and it is currently in the grip of severe drought. The area of
land that can be utilised economically is far less than your simple
calculation suggests.
> However, if you can guarantee that politicians in Australia are always
> truthful and always will act to the benefit of their country and its
> population and not with their re-election in mind,
That goes without saying!
> I will start my
> pilgrimage to the nearest Australian consulate today to get my
> residence and working permits.
Sorry. We only allow in people of quality.
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