Romanians flee homes after attack

[Absinthe]

IMO these are non-whites as well. They'll have to fight, like the Irish, to become white one day.

Sorry, I didn't mean that, I meant non-white immigrants coming from thirld world countries, as opposed to non-white immigrants coming from "european" or near-european countries. As those are the worst scum of all.

[Absinthe]

I'm a "caucasian ethnicity from the former USSR" and I don't look like that

Last time I checked I had very light white skin, blond hair and light eyes

By "caucasian ethnicity from the former USSR" I meant the actual Caucasus region...Georgia, Azerbaijan, kazakhstan, and so on.

[Phlegethon]

Kazakhstan is not really Caucasus.

[Absinthe]

Yes, however those countries form a geopolitical entity with the caucasian ones...

[Svarog]

Most Romanians that leaves Romania are actually gypsies, real Romanians looks completely normal, huge gypsy population there and especially gypsy diaspora from Romania makes people think all Romanians are gypsies, of course, these are immigrants so there is not much difference, but still, people on these pictures are gypsies. Thank EU for that.

[Guapo]

Ya they are gypsies. Real Romanians

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[Tabiti]

Been to Romania, those are gypsies.
Caucasians in general are lighter than gypsies, imo. Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, etc have more mongoloid, not dravid appearance.

[RoyBatty]

LOL, are they the "Romanians"? They look fresh out of India.

Gyppo's indeed

[RoyBatty]

I remember reading that Northern Ireland had a very low (if not the lowest) number of immigrants / asylumseekers / chancers in the UK. They obviously still have a sense of community up there and protect their turf from being overrun.

[Beorn]

I remember reading that Northern Ireland had a very low (if not the lowest) number of immigrants / asylumseekers / chancers in the UK.

It certainly looked that way when I lived there. I didn't travel around too much into Belfast, but it was distinctly Irish to say the least. The same with the smaller towns like Ballymena and Ballymoney. You rarely came across your odd half-caste and Africans, andon the whole the only "community" that was foreign was the Chinese, but they seem to be everywhere anyway

I've heard the problems tend to have effected the Southern Irish more as they are more subjected to the liberal Marxist BS mindset, in both their halls of power and their own society

They obviously still have a sense of community up there and protect their turf from being overrun.

Certainly do! To the neutral the place can be rather intimidating but warm and very welcoming at the same time.

The amount of times the strange looks turned to happy smiles and a quick blast of questions as to where I was from in England.