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TEHesketh

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Originally Posted by comrade
The extensive press coverage of the problem of integrating non European, particularly Muslim, immigrant populations in France, the UK, Germany, Scandanavia, the Netherlands, Italy Spain, etc., into societies which heretofore had little immigration gives the lie to the the idea of heterogeneous ethnic harmony in Western Europe.

1000 years of anti Jewish ranting distilled and relabelled Muslim. Thats progress for you.
 

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Originally Posted by Frog in Suit
Before we begin to panic, we might want to note that before WWII, there were anti-immigrants (Italian workers) riots in the south of France ("They are taking our jobs from us..."). Now there are many Italian surnames in France and no-one bats an eye.

Considering almost the whole southern French coast was Italian up to what 1860? Italian surnames shouldn't be unusual. Monaco is still run by an Italian Prince
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Originally Posted by TEHesketh
Remind me again of where the Angles and the Saxons came from and where, beside Britain, they and their decesndants migrated to?

Rob


What is now modern day North Germany (Nieder Sachsen, Schleswig Holstein, etc) and Denmark (Jutland). Obviously most of these peoples remained there, and in places on the way to England (the Low Countries).

The cultural distinctiveness of the Saxons in Europe was largely erradicated after Charles the Great's subjugation.
 

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Originally Posted by Infrasonic
I think our boys in the UK armed services will be champing at the bit.
Just think; two hour lunch breaks (with a marked improvement in ration packs), shorter working week with better union representation, more time off for looking at french por...sorry arthouse cinema and discussing existential philosophy.

The Pièce de rÃ
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sistance? The ability to strike willy nilly because someone looked at you "a bit funny".


2 hours break for lunch?

That is a thing of the past I'm afraid...

Don't forget Mc Do in France is their seconfd best world's market...

Sad but true.

Shorter weeks?

People in the private sector are making up the hours most of the time for free...

The 35 hours are a con...Only the public sector is enjoying the benefits of it...

As overtime are tax free ,a lot of people do more than 35 hours...

The rest is true...
 

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Originally Posted by Nicola
Considering almost the whole southern French coast was Italian up to what 1860? Italian surnames shouldn't be unusual. Monaco is still run by an Italian Prince
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Wrong...

Nice and Savoie were given to France in the 19th century after Napoleon the third helped them being independent..

The rest of the coast line was always French...
 

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Minor sleeve pitch issues does seem to fix itself over time. My first coat with Chan had a slight pitch issue in which both sleeves are angled a couple of degrees forward, causing ripples around the rear armpit. The those folds slowly disappeared after considerable wear and now my sleeves fall immaculately.

Try going to the gym with your jacket.
 

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Originally Posted by comrade
Even the US with a long history of immigration and an ethos as a self-described
"country of immigrants" is experiencing a negative political reaction on the Right to the
influx of immigrants, largely from Latin America, and therefore "European"and "Christian"
and more easily integrated into the existing society.


This is inaccurate. The mainstream Right opposes illegal immigration from Latin America (or anywhere else). You can choose to believe conservative Americans specifically hate on latinos for some heinously arbitrary, prejudicial reason, or you can realize they are simply emphasizing that our most obvious illegal immigration problem stems from Latin America.

In Europe, it seems many politically moderate people aren't upset about illegal immigration alone, but immigration as a whole. Correct me if I'm mistaken.
 

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WTF happened to this thread? Isn't it supposed to be about A&S?
 

voxsartoria

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Originally Posted by Slewfoot
WTF happened to this thread? Isn't it supposed to be about A&S?

In this video....

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...Hitchcock Sr. notes that A&S takes orders for 300 to 400 suits on a three-city US trip. I thought that was interesting.



- B
 

edmorel

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
In this video....
...Hitchcock Sr. notes that A&S takes orders for 300 to 400 suits on a three-city US trip. I thought that was interesting.



- B


Thats a lot of suits in a short period of time. I can see why they make so many mistakes.
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
In this video....

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...Hitchcock Sr. notes that A&S takes orders for 300 to 400 suits on a three-city US trip. I thought that was interesting.



- B


Wait! Did Vox just turn a threak back to the actual topic and away from a tangent?

Is this the End of Days???
 

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