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ahmedkk315
Ahmed Dawod :
طيب نيالو عندو اجمل خالة بالعالم
2026-09-24 20:07:36
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fatjma279
saba🫦🫦 :
اني ابن اختي كل مشوفني يركعني بلنعال 🤦🤦
2026-09-24 20:31:25
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hdhbdh850
عاسقت السهر❤❤ :
الله يخليك لبعض 🥰🥰🥰🥰😘
2026-09-24 21:28:50
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basher.aliwi
فَآنْڒٍ#عآئشُةّ آلُبْآنْيَ# :
الله يخليلكن ياه يارب 🥹🩷
2026-09-24 22:37:50
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apozkarea16
♯احمد𝐀̶𝐇𝐌̶𝐀̶𝐃̶꯭ :
اجي انا بدالو😁
2026-09-24 21:02:40
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pjkpjkpjk0
محمد علي//Muhammad Ali🦅 :
الله يحفضه الكم عيوش
2026-09-24 20:44:11
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trivbjv6
Nabil Alkurde :
ربي يحفظكن
2026-09-24 21:21:37
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user868174996
KORDO :
2026-09-24 21:06:12
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dz.d06
حسين :
ليش ما تفتحي بث عيوش 🥰🥰
2026-09-24 20:30:26
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gl.na.rr
MOHAMMAD :
بعد قلبي ❤️بشبهك
2026-09-24 20:07:50
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remeup_
َََََٰ :
ما شاء الله انتو كل عيلتكم حلوين 😅😅
2026-09-24 21:24:14
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user2690602710042
«آنِبًــــآريَـ» :
افضل مشهورة عدي 🥰🌹
2026-09-24 20:09:01
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ha__mi_d8
عائشة الباني🪐🖤 :
2026-09-24 20:59:51
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osoom_72
أســامـــه__ 811 :
اول
2026-09-24 20:05:20
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mimo.amhaz4
Mimo amhaz :
منورين قمرين
2026-09-24 20:06:47
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.dinar37
♦️ Dinar♦️ Othman Al Naeme :
الله يحفظكم
2026-09-24 20:06:28
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.8117312
أّبًوٌ بًکْر أّلَجّـبًوٌريِّ🦅 :
😂😂😂
2026-09-24 20:42:51
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user57152627
SLEM :
اول
2026-09-24 20:07:53
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user2986187681563
شبيك ياكلبي دكاتك ثكال🩶. :
🥰
2026-09-24 20:32:58
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nasal.5
عِڪَيَدِيَ طٰااݪ عِمِݛݛكِ⤹ :
2026-09-24 21:04:45
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y____f____y
🚬🐸🇸🇾⚔𝕷Ⓞℛ 𝕯.13 :
2026-09-24 22:39:57
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akam2010rr
K A K U K،dlla❤ :
برانەڕۆ جوانی کوردی لێیە..یعنی انتە جمال عائشە[قلب أحمر]
2026-09-24 21:44:25
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.z__z7
🇾🇪𝑨𝒍𝒂𝒂𓆪:آلَزعـ👑⃟ᬼــيم :
من يتفق معي انها تشبه مسار محمد
2026-09-24 21:02:08
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bxvjdbssfka
🇸🇦ابو طالب 🇸🇾 :
2026-09-24 20:25:21
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اومید :
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2026-09-24 20:04:50
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​The scale and speed of demographic change in Croatia over the past few years is no longer just a policy debate, it has become one of the country's most pressing structural crises. For decades, Croatia was strictly an emigration state, losing hundreds of thousands of educated young citizens to Western Europe. Today, to offset a severe labor shortage, the government has abruptly opened the floodgates to foreign labor, primarily from South Asia and South Eastern Europe. However, replacing an entire lost generation overnight without a long term strategy, integration protocol, or strict oversight has created a volatile situation for both locals and incoming workers. ​This is not a theoretical problem, it is unfolding in real time across Croatian cities. In recent months, public safety concerns and social friction have escalated. We have seen violent street altercations in the heart of Zagreb involving foreign delivery drivers, incidents of public harassment that sparked local unrest, and a visible rise in urban tension. At the same time, the human rights of the workers themselves are being routinely violated. Reports of predatory recruitment agencies charging exorbitant fees to bring workers over, only to house them in overcrowded, substandard living conditions, sometimes ten people in a single unheated room, are becoming common. This creates a dual crisis: a vulnerable, unintegrated population at risk of extreme labor exploitation on one side, and a local population experiencing rapid cultural shift and economic displacement on the other. ​The root of the issue lies in short sighted governance. Over 100,000 work permits are now issued annually in a country of less than 3.9 million people. Yet, there is no mandatory language training, no cultural orientation, and no meaningful burden placed on employers to ensure integration. Instead of boosting local wages to retain Croatian youth, the current model incentivizes big corporations and middleman agencies to import cheap, disposable labor. This suppresses wage growth across lower income sectors, driving even more Croatians to leave, while creating isolated communities within urban centers. ​Furthermore, national security and border integrity are under continuous strain. Beyond legal labor migration, Croatia remains a critical transit route on the Western Balkan route for illegal human trafficking. Smuggling networks operate with increasing sophistication, putting immense pressure on border police and rural communities near the border areas who deal with constant trespasses and security uncertainty. ​A responsible migration policy is not about xenophobia, it is about sovereignty, social cohesion, and dignity for all parties involved. A small nation cannot sustain massive, unregulated demographic shifts without diluting its social fabric and eroding public trust in state institutions. Croatia urgently needs a complete overhaul of its immigration framework: strict caps on work permits, aggressive prosecution of predatory labor agencies, mandatory integration programs, higher minimum wage standards to protect domestic workers, and uncompromising border enforcement. Continuing down the path of unchecked, agency driven labor import will only deepen social division and permanently alter the socio economic reality of the country.  #nationalist #croatia #targetaudience #ndh #141
​The scale and speed of demographic change in Croatia over the past few years is no longer just a policy debate, it has become one of the country's most pressing structural crises. For decades, Croatia was strictly an emigration state, losing hundreds of thousands of educated young citizens to Western Europe. Today, to offset a severe labor shortage, the government has abruptly opened the floodgates to foreign labor, primarily from South Asia and South Eastern Europe. However, replacing an entire lost generation overnight without a long term strategy, integration protocol, or strict oversight has created a volatile situation for both locals and incoming workers. ​This is not a theoretical problem, it is unfolding in real time across Croatian cities. In recent months, public safety concerns and social friction have escalated. We have seen violent street altercations in the heart of Zagreb involving foreign delivery drivers, incidents of public harassment that sparked local unrest, and a visible rise in urban tension. At the same time, the human rights of the workers themselves are being routinely violated. Reports of predatory recruitment agencies charging exorbitant fees to bring workers over, only to house them in overcrowded, substandard living conditions, sometimes ten people in a single unheated room, are becoming common. This creates a dual crisis: a vulnerable, unintegrated population at risk of extreme labor exploitation on one side, and a local population experiencing rapid cultural shift and economic displacement on the other. ​The root of the issue lies in short sighted governance. Over 100,000 work permits are now issued annually in a country of less than 3.9 million people. Yet, there is no mandatory language training, no cultural orientation, and no meaningful burden placed on employers to ensure integration. Instead of boosting local wages to retain Croatian youth, the current model incentivizes big corporations and middleman agencies to import cheap, disposable labor. This suppresses wage growth across lower income sectors, driving even more Croatians to leave, while creating isolated communities within urban centers. ​Furthermore, national security and border integrity are under continuous strain. Beyond legal labor migration, Croatia remains a critical transit route on the Western Balkan route for illegal human trafficking. Smuggling networks operate with increasing sophistication, putting immense pressure on border police and rural communities near the border areas who deal with constant trespasses and security uncertainty. ​A responsible migration policy is not about xenophobia, it is about sovereignty, social cohesion, and dignity for all parties involved. A small nation cannot sustain massive, unregulated demographic shifts without diluting its social fabric and eroding public trust in state institutions. Croatia urgently needs a complete overhaul of its immigration framework: strict caps on work permits, aggressive prosecution of predatory labor agencies, mandatory integration programs, higher minimum wage standards to protect domestic workers, and uncompromising border enforcement. Continuing down the path of unchecked, agency driven labor import will only deepen social division and permanently alter the socio economic reality of the country. #nationalist #croatia #targetaudience #ndh #141

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