The idea that migrants or refugees are needed for maintaining production in western societies has received another blow.
The footage below shows that refugees say they want to be engineer or scientist and continue with a professor who says most refugees are highly qualified.
But after one minute, another professor, Hans-Werner Sinn, shows with several studies, that a lot of refugees can barely read or write and need tremendous amounts of education to get them to work.
Sinn, a top professor and the former President of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research, shows that two-thirds of Syrian graduates in Syria qualify below the threshold of literacy; the ability to read and write.
According to the professor in economics Germany should ask the question “are the right people coming to us?”
“Are those people who come to us the ones that our complex industrialised society needs? Or do those people who come to us need considerable training and education? Which is very expensive.”
The professor gives a clear answer in his college and says for example that it is not efficient “when you take a 25 or 30-year-old and try to teach him basic Latin that would normally be taught at school age”?
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