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Germanopartheid
By Akinyi Princess of K’Orinda-Yimbo
I often wonder why pink people can jump into a plane, destination Africa, then walk straight into the State House or Government Palace or whatever name adopted for these abodes and simply say, “Hello, Mr President. My name is Mr Europe Pink. I can be your best advisor in economics, international finances and trade. I can also act as your bank advisor for any banking assets you set aside for a Western bank, acting as your proxy, of course. The salary I demand is…”
And the next thing we know, we have a Euroancestral presidential advisor on the taxpayer’s money. I well remember one Germano-Swiss-Whatever woman who “worked” in Kenya and apparently did the nocturnal rounds for decades in top political boudoirs as an “advisor” and “expert”. She even caused the downfall of one of Kenya’s top international journalists a few years ago. When I finally met this woman at her flat in Spain, I was shocked to my mwafrika asili marrow. An hour of interviewing this person and you knew you were dealing with a schizophrenic. The trouble with schizos is that they have IQs well above average AND they completely believe in their schizoid make-believe world – it’s the reality for them.
Yet now for the other side of the coin – an African trying to get into Europe.
The first time I set foot in Germany for a visit, the current Minister of Internal Affairs, Wolfgang Schäuble, indirectly greeted me with a shocking statement he made on the 37th federal wide CDU Party meeting: “We must not allow that (German) settlers from the eastern bloc countries and the GDR, foreigners and asylum-seekers be mixed up and blended with one another … Of course, my friends, all people are equal … But that certainly doesn’t mean that we don’t need regulations for living together.” What, Germanopartheid? What regulations for living together?
He was referring to the German New Alien Law. After my brief visit, I armed myself with a copy of the new law to peruse at leisure back in England, because I was planning to make Germany my new home.
The multifarious inhuman aspects of this law made it hard to know where to begin. The first thing emphasized was that the FRG is NOT an immigration country. “Foreigners are, with regards to entry and permission to stay, not equal to Germans when it comes to the constitution or international law.” I could see the hardships and insecurities ahead. At that time, only 10.2% of foreigners in the country had the permission to stay (Aufenthaltsberechtigung), 33% unlimited permission to stay (unbefristet), and 29.1% had limited permission to stay (befristet). Those who did not have resident permits faced being affected in two main aspects:
a) the ethnic limitation of other nationalities for the protection of “Germanness”.
b) Strengthening the immigration powers of the state.
The “integration promise” for foreigners and their families was thus hampered with insecurity. The former law had granted permission to stay, split into three parts: resident permit, unlimited permission to stay, and limited permission to stay. The grant to resident permit, was now divided into four parts: permission to stay; unlimited residency ; resident permit; grant or allowance to stay; authority to stay.
Along with the new paragraphs came §10 which was only given for a limited time for a particular employment. That was the first main part. Then came conditions for the unlimited residency: 5-year unlimited status, strictly in accordance with the Workers Promotion Law, 5 years without social welfare assistance but living in quarters “adequate in size”, 5 years of “no reason for deportation”.
The second part of the new law stipulated that permits could only be given in exceptional cases, and even then only under certain conditions: 8-year unlimited permission to stay; proof of earning one’s own living; a secure income or property ownership. And one had to have paid 60 months’ dues in the state pension insurance. A foreigner who could fulfil all these had to have correct the answer to: which came first, the chick or the egg? Adequate German standard living space was pegged on separate resident permits for 6-month-old babies.
In the third part, the “allowance” to stay was tied to specifics such as studies or training, the status being granted for 2 years and extendable for another 2 years. Meaning: no changing faculties. This paragraph was also used to bring in specified people for specified employment in a specified period of time.
The fourth part was for de facto refugees, authorized to stay if they could not be deported owing to international law and/or humanitarian reasons. They underwent “checks” every two years to ascertain that these reasons were still valid for them…
In the end, I calculated foreigners would need 12 immaculate and flawless years in Germany in order to finally feel securely settled.
In the next essay, I shall delve further in the inhuman treatment accorded refugees an asylum seekers in this country, who are forced to live in an assigned Lager which is in all but the name, a detention camp. A “native reserve”.
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