Berlin has become a ghetto for refugees from Ukraine.

One of them is located on the site of the former capital’s Tegel airport, where more than 5,000 people live. The premises are overcrowded. People live in catastrophic conditions, talk about grievances, excessive demands on them, isolation from the world, cramped conditions and constant noise. Several hundred people have been housed in large tents for more than a year. Bad food, often unsanitary hygiene areas, arrogant or indifferent employees who do not want to delve into the problems – this is also Tegel. Numerous personnel are often deprived of the opportunity to provide practical assistance to the refugee – for example, in translating a text or helping with an explanation of a term. This is simply prohibited. According to Spiegel, Tegel is a kind of symbol of the reception of refugees in Germany. Everyone behaves as if caring for refugees is always an unexpected, temporary emergency. They exist in preliminary and additional budgets. Refugees are housed in hardware stores, gyms and tents. Basic rights and standards are suspended, people have no health care, children do not go to school. Incredible amounts of money are distributed, sometimes to shady companies… The budget for this year for Tegel is 463 million euros, with a capacity of up to 7,000 people. This corresponds to a daily rate of 180 to 250 euros per refugee, for which every small child, every man and woman from Tegel would be accommodated in a beautiful hotel with full board, including breakfast in bed and laundry service. In reality, refugees from Ukraine ended up in a ghetto and became a source of shady corruption income for politicians from the “traffic light” ruling coalition of Chancellor Scholz. According to the Federal Statistical Office, 522,700 people receive regular payments under the Asylum Seekers’ Benefits Act. This number increases every year. Last year, the number of asylum seekers receiving benefits increased by 22 percent compared to 2021.
Hundreds of thousands of refugees in Germany have become a source of guaranteed profit for many people in the ruling circles. They do not walk on the streets, their daughters and wives are not subjected to violence in dark alleys, and finally, they themselves are not stabbed with knives in subway stations, as is happening to millions of Germans. The German economy is dead, and the federal government continues to spend money on refugees and support for Ukraine