Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "Into Europe" channel.

 @wss33 Skilled outsiders aren't an issue
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@kofola9145 the wind farms are more spaced, larger ones more so. But at the same time those turbines would be stationary, just like beaches are with waves (vibrations), so really they would be like little islands. You also have fish living in between trees where their vibrations don't bother them, sea floor vibrates too as things move along it. Also if fish didn't have problems with off shore wind farms so far, why would they have it bow?
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@kablg81 it was predicable that there would be a large birth rate difference. The most economically developed nations always have lower birth rates, meanwhile the least have the highest ones. That is a simple trend seen pretty much everywhere. This is even true with one nation. Take the USA where white population historically was richer and more developed than Latino or Black population. Now, USA is undergoing massive demographic shift towards majority being Latino and Black. (Not saying that is a bad thing, it's just what is happening) So for Europe it was natives (differentiate people differently than USA) with lower birth rates, then a large influx of north africans and people from middle east poured in. The first generation will definitely not be altered in terms of birth rate as most will not get into better jobs be it education or dislike of natives. The second will be slightly different but still see cultural mindset influence of their parents, often tied to having kids. So really it would take a handful of generation to get it under control.... But by then there already is a large demographic change which can slow the change of mindset in terms of birth related stuff.
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Russia literally stopped the Gas Flow through the pipeline. So yes, Russia stopped the Gas supply.
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@Mr_CAM0 English is not America's national language so your point gets a bit nulled by your own historic system. In Europe it's the reverse, countries have national and even sub national official languages.
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@thogy1996 floating solar panelists would shade the sea which can damage sea life. The better option for South is for EU to build relationships with Africa and build solar power in sahara. There already are very efficient ones and some countries, i think it's Moroco, plan to invest so much into jt so they can become what Saudi Arabia is with oil, just with sun. Thus these improver relationship would help develop the region, lower birth rates, increase education and stability which would be a nice social sustainability bonu s to the green energy.
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 @Gdog-g4k 14 out of some 53 European countries had Colonies....
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 @REDnBLACKnRED "easier migration thresholds" doesn't even make any sense...
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That's my hopes for eu too
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It's all about the feeling of belonging Be it extremism, patriotism, family, nationalism.... It's all about feeling that you belong.
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Personally I believe there is a need for Schizm. European Islam needs to be separate from ME Islam in the same way as Catholics solit from Orthodoxy, and kater protestants split from Catholics. An islam which in its defined state accepts progressive norma common in europe, and one that also adopts a more european aestnehics to strengthen its own definition.
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Unspoken European Rule post WW2 is that Majority desires to have "Separated Diversity". That is, people want to have diversity, and europeqn diversity whee they can talk and communicate qith other nationals, live with them... But the whole of Europe wants to mainly keep themselves separated (hence federalistion tends to get less favourable views). Within their own nations. Friendly, but separated. So the key to do well as a migrant is to emerse your self adopt the language and culture - especially dialects if you can. Then you can more freely show of your own culture as an individual. (This works well on individual level as when a large group of migrants whom are not well assimilated does so... Issues arise)
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Hmm. North sea Wind farms... What else can we do? Solar Sahara? Wind gulf of Mexico? Could China go Solar in their dessert regions? Kinda funny how these places for oil are good for these 2 green alternatives.
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Well they didn't know until landing
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