In Finland we have this kind og programs too. If you come from different culture it is problematic to find job. It looks like commi gulag work camps, but its better than them hanging around on streets selling dope and prostitutes and destroying property...
The director destroyed the journalist: "you keep immigrants blocked in island and you are shocked about some of them in uniform doing volunteer activities?" Bravo
Isn't it common sense that once you move to another country you should to everything you can to learn the language,learn about their culture etc. To blend in with the society you live in ? I'm not saying forget about your own,definetly keep your own always with you,but you have to fall in love with a new place where you are living. That's the only way to survive. And what that guy is doing might seem harsh but is gonna do them more good than bad.
It is not 'harsh' at all it is education and discipline. It is 'value adding' these young men(they are always young men) and giving them a future, whether in Italy or Europe broadly.
@@linmal2242 Yeah. Put me in France,and I'm gonna be all about being French. I'll keep my flavour no question,and still be proud of where I come from,will never put down my own,but I'll also adapt as much as possible. I don't know how these guys don't realize that. In the end,is better for your own good.
@Daniella Jones what do you mean ? Muslism move from middle east to EU and they get to wear their burkas and people build mosques for them. On other hand,when a white woman goes to certain parts of middle east and the muslim world,she can't wear what she would normaly wear but has to cover herself up otherwise she's gonna have huge maybe even deatly problems. There is no way you can build a churche in saudia arabia,they would laugh at you. But when Saudis move to EU,the european people allow them to have their own mosque. You see the difference ?
Are you crazy? How is lsIam going to takeover the west if Muslims do what you suggest? Learn the language, integrate, assimilate to the local culture and norms? No no no - Muslims come to order countries to change THEM!!! The SUBJAGATE and dominate. Do you not know that it is the perfect will of allah that Muslims be superior. So the west needs to change and integrate and become Muslim. But the other way around. And if you challenge this, you are a racist.
This looked great to me. Instead of just giving them housing and food, this place teaches them to read, write and speak Italian. They do volunteer work around the community so they have something to do and learn more about the culture and people by interacting with the people and give them a respect for the community they live in. The academy gets them jobs, which through their own hard work like Keita's can become permanent. You could tell Sambou didn't want to be there, he kept complaining and coming up with excuses. It showed in his work which is why his employers would then not offer a permanent contract. While Keita was willing to work hard and was rewarded.
I'm African and I live in Australia, I like Keita he's so motivated and doesn't think of himself as a victim, whereas the other men just have nothing but self-pity. You should see the opportunity in a a bad situation that's the only way you'll get anywhere in life.
You are right. It happens all the time in the United States. English speaking countries have a real difficulty with race. I found the Italian a lot more concerned about helping these African migrants than caring about political correctness.
@PinkFloyeds No, it was not a good question. The question assumes racial discrimination at its premise. While the Italian didn't give a shit about how things look or how badly they might be interpreted, he only cares if it will help these African men gain their residency.
@@lo5182 And their own respect and self-worth and a place in their host country. Hence the (mild) discipline in the barracks! These snowflakes here like to read discrimination into every social action.
Naa he is actually telling the truth. I know this people and their lives aren't these happy faces at all. Some do come to my place to eat and just to feel free and actually think about the future. But I think what the academy is doing is good but they are pushing it.
@@agberodongetinternet8651 Yes, the academy is rough, but embrace it for the time it lasts and when its done if you embraced you will be free! It's a chance, take it.
This system should be applied on all europen countries, those who claim for help need to understand and respect the culture of the country of integration!
I been in the United States since I was 12 years, now I'm 38. I understand the culture but I have a culture too. We came here as refugees and I'm really grateful for adopted country have done for but I don't think it's fair or right to become someone I am not. If what you mean is being an American then hell yeah I am an American. If you talking about culture then I don't think I can be other than the culture I was born into. I think you need to be little more clear when you say culture cause that's alot more than language and norms. I don't think any of you would take different cultures no matter how long you spend with that culture.
@@Kismayo-Videos by definition of the word Refugees are supposed to return home. By that logic, you people moved to the US because you didn't return. So, assimilate.
@@stormysmurf but we do assimilate in our own because there are parts of our lives that won't change no matter where we, for most of us atleast. I mean things like my language, culture, religion and stuff. I am an American n I am still a Somali, I guess I can only be a Somali American. If that's what is what you mean by assimilation, then I have assimilated truly, but if you mean that I leave everything that means something to me then I can never do that no matter where I am at. I'm a proud Muslim American with a Somali culture who likes to eat bananas with his rice n goat meat, period. If I choose to go back it will up to me but now I can support multiple families from here, why would I leave?
@ its the attitude, change and things change even after getting a Resident permit as an immigrant you continue To have challenges an italian doesnt have but the attitude goes a long way.
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@@mwendapoleee it's not about attitude. such boot camps are like the military. all they want is teach people obedience and respect for authority. that's all it's about. be obedient, be servile and be quiet! don't revolt, don't argue and don't question anything. stand in line! OBEY! you are only supposed to become a submissive, well-adapted, dead-conformist, non-self-thinking robot in their consumer-culture - just like the rest! that's how the state likes his citizens best. OBEDIENT! such a camp doesn't help the refugees in any way. none of the inmates will profit from it. their future won't suddenly shine brighter. they will only feel like prison inmates. it's completely pointless. it only serves to put those people in their place and to punish them in a perverted way because they've fled from war, persecution, hunger and miserable conditions. SHAME!
@ whether you like it or not being an immigrant waiting court hearing you're vulnerable and a times they cant even understand the language Those in that camp have learnt the language and have an advantage and can defend themselves.Its only 9months its not like they are forced to stay there for a long Period of 3 or more yrs and they are being helped to get jobs i live in europe and till now i have seen only one dark skinned waiter.
@@ranDOMreSERVEaCCount That's exactly what a lot of them have done though; They claim to flee war and be refugees to seek asylum, but for that to be true many of them must have left their families, friends, wives and children back home to fight the good fight on their behalf. Not to mention, the age they start families in 3rd world countries is significantly younger than that of 1st world countries. So which is it? Is that something you would have done to your family? Or perhaps many are just economical refugees seeking more money elsewhere and do not come from war-torn countries at all. You people have made it politically incorrect to discuss these narratives that so often seem to be the case. That's just ignoring reality in favor of a 'victim' narrative and its outright unintelligent. It means you are practically ignoring facts you find to be politically incorrect or that doesnt suit your narrative. Might as well be religious.
So, the Reporter solution is bring Africans to Italy and give them the Italian jobs, instead of investing in education in Africa to help ALL Africans instead of a few in Italy.
Globalism at it's finest. And while they're at it, tell Europeans the world is overpopulated (Though that's utter bullshit, some countries are, western civilzation is not.) Stop importing people, we need more ethnic people, not migrants. Westerners should be encouraged to have more kids, not less!
@@AndreasEUR Having less kids is a natural feature of modernization. As people go to school longer for more specialized fields along with women being granted rights to employment, people have less incentive to raise kids. Westernization comes at a price and you can't always have things both ways. Especially since "needing" more "ethnic people" is an arbitrary value judgment.
@@TonyMishima92 There can't be a Norway without Norwegians. There won't be a Europe without Europeans.. We must fight for each countries specific ethnicity.
keita worked well. the other ones laziness made him blame racism. Beside these should be sent back to their respective countries in Africa there is plenty of peace. Their principle is actually helping them
At 16:10 sorry for you, if you dont like the rules then go somewhere else. It's not just about the politics, it's about teaching them how to respect the Italian way of life. Ungrateful.
You all, in this comments, clearly dont understand that maybe a man that run away from war and is apart from is family, MAYBE, is still traumatized from these experiences and it was just sharing that the "boot camp" can be quite harsh. Its not being ungrateful, its being a human.
@Gerd Wiesler I dunno that requires a lot of discipline. Are you self-disciplined? Well learn a useful job skill (Engineering and believe plumbing? is in need) and then go find someone in America, Singapore, Canada, UK willing to sponsor your employment visa if you pass the interview. Have you tried befriending and networking with the immigrants who came to America (on Facebook)?
Every country needs this theres a huge difference between immigrants that want a trully better life to integrate and ones who dont and are a burden to the population.
@@samanthataylor1761 .. What do you mean "depend on Africa". Sure they get a lot of stuff from there but Europe has been developing before they even invaded Africa. Africa needs to get its act together.
Samantha Taylor since when you are not colonial states over there!? Beside Italy whent to only one African state, so ...???? 🤦♀️ if you feel oppressed just leave our world and go back to your beloved Wakanda lol
He’s an amazing human being and I pray he knows there is no limit to how far he can go with the incredible, grateful disposition he has. It has also reminded me how blessed I am to have been born where I was and because of him I vow to live as though it didn’t have to be that way, because it doesn’t.
What a great idea. We should do something similar in Australia. I joined the British Army when I was 17. I signed on for four years. At that time one had to complete those four years and the only way out was to get married, be pregnant, or get a dishonorable discharge and nobody wanted that. The 6 weeks basic training was very tough but the discipline helped me to become the best I could be. I laughed at the bed inspections which I also had. At our base the bed had to be made a particular way. The inspection consisted of the officer running their hand across the bed and if it had any lumps they would plus the sheets and blankets down. If you came back and you found your bed like that it meant that you had to 'barrack' your bed for a week as punishment. To barrack your bed meant stripping it every morning and folding it into a particular way and of course after work/classes you had to remake your bed. There"s nothing wrong with discipline and expecting something back from the migrants,.The program seems worthwhile and obviously works for those who are prepared to work towards being accepted and getting permanent residency.
Every country has their own heritage, customs, foods, culture and people. It would be a sad world if one day we go from country to country in Europe and find the same thing. No more blonde blue eyed sweeds in Sweden, and Italy being all cafe latte. If you are smart enough to immigrate in these tough times you’re smart enough to make changes in your own country. Don’t jump ship and f**k it, someone else’s problem.
@@muskrat477 I doubt the EU has a plan to cause instability, civil unrest and tension in their own countries. It’s much more likely an outside influence is at play, perhaps the US, maybe someone else.
“Why are you wearing flip-flops?” “I’m about to pray.” Nice excuse. They are biding their time until they “graduate”. First mosque they go to will tell them not to assimilate and they won’t. They are just biding their time.
How about this...EVERYONE that feels they have a right to infiltrate EVERYONE ELSES countries and plant their flag and not assimilate? Keep their asses AND THEIR PROBLEMS in their own country! Build a wall around Italy.
@@LondonPestControl Israel has to be pressured into opening up its borders to non-Jewish migrants who aspire to a better life. Barbara Lerner Spectre and other subversive Jews in positions of malign influence over 'mainstream' (aka 'approved') public opinion (politics, mainstream media, academia, finance, product advertising, corporations) who push for open borders and multiculturalism in European and Western nations have no legitimate reason to object to a 'Multicultural Mode' for Israel, with Europeans playing a 'leading role' in that transformation- no matter how much we will be resented for it. Israel will not survive otherwise, just like Barbara Lerner Spectre says in her infamous videos 'Europe will not survive' unless it undergoes a transformation into a 'multicultural mode'. African and other minorities are treated appallingly in Israel, yet Jews living in European and Western Host Nations hypocritically advocate for open borders (except for Israel!) and club together in their secret 'meetings' to plot the ruination of European identity.
@@gregoryt.coffee7862 So when the west and china exploited africa for resources it's fine, but when african fled to europe due to unlivable conditions at home after being exploited is not good?
@walter cuperidge It's not racist to believe your own country is there for the people of your own country, ie the people with same ethnicity as you. Italy is for italians, not every other ethnicity in europe or in the world. Same for Norway where I am from, same for countries in Africa. White people should only look at Africa as a vacation-destination, not somewhere to move. Africans should go back to Africa.
@@AndreasEUR A country isn't just owned by nationalists who want to tell others how to live, its a collection of individuals with different interests. Its up to each individual to decide who to associate with, and if they want immigrants in their backyard.
Io vivo in Nuova Zelanda da 23 anni. Sono arrivata con la mia famiglia da San Giovanni in Persiceto, vicino Bologna. Avevamo il Resident Visa, che avevamo ottenuto dall'Ambasciata Neozelandese a Roma. Non ero una regista o una emigrante illegale, ma è stata super difficile ottenerla 23 anni fa. Le regole riguardo l'immigrazione sono cambiate, ora, sono più flessibili perché i tempi sono cambiati. Comunque le regole ci sono e sono rigorosamente da seguire. In Italia che considero ancora il mio paese si è SEMPRE preso sottogamba questo problema. Bisogna dettare le regole sia per gli illegali che per chi, invece ha ottenuto la resistenza legalmente. Le LEGGI VANNO FATTE..E VANNO SEGUITE. FORZA FATELE UNA VOLTA PER TUTTO!!!
I paesi che stanno lasciando sono molto violenti ed estremamente pericolosi, cosa li rende così? È la terra (l'erba, le piante, la terra, l'aria...) che la rende violenta o sono le persone? Come si fa a distinguere tra far entrare persone pacifiche non violente e le stesse persone da cui stanno cercando di scappare? Possiamo essere d'accordo che non devi far entrare persone violente pericolose, vero? Inoltre, non credo che questo documentario abbia mostrato un quadro completo. Ha mostrato che gli immigrati con cui tutti possiamo identificarci, sembravano persone veramente brave che vogliono solo una vita migliore. E quelli che non sono buoni e sono pericolosi, perché fingere che non esistano? Se non esistessero non ci sarebbe nessuno che fugge in primo luogo. Inoltre, ho parlato direttamente con alcuni degli immigrati che vengono in Italia, sai cosa è saltato fuori? Alcuni erano molto simili al video, accoglienti e gentili, molti dall'Etiopia erano molto così. Tuttavia, da altri paesi molti si vantavano di aver preso il controllo dell'Italia, dicendo cose odiose e razziste su tutti gli italiani (dire che gli italiani sono diavoli, era comune tra loro). Siamo onesti sulla situazione e facciamo vedere anche agli immigrati razzisti.
So I'm a Brit, I personally feel that unless you're living in a war zone or really unsafe country like Syria, then okay flee the country, but you should be going to the *closest* safe country for you, not leaving the entire continent of Africa. Or travelling all the way across the world, you should be staying in a country near you. If you were born in Italy to immigrant parent's, that's one thing, but coming to EU countries and selling cheap fake clothes and jewellery and causing crime and messing up the streets is not the way to go.
Agree completely! Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you! Also, why is it so many men coming from Africa and where are the women and children? Do the women and children get left behind or are the reporters just ignoring them when they do these interviews?
@@ernestkufuor6070 you still have your resources but you guys don't know how to use it in fact you guys didn't know and learned from whites how to grow tomatoes in your land . Without whites u would have less and blame your politics and their greedy minds, cuz whites are paying for what they taking
Girl hush just because you don’t here the war going around Africa. Y’all want nothing but non African that comes to work. Y’all want to sponsor any white’s that beat the system when they come from other countries
@@GhostSal if you’re alluding to Italy, you seem to be forgetting the most violent criminal gang of all…the mafia. Scratch the surface and you’ll find that the illusion of a peaceful society might be a lot different than you expect!
Two years ago, my wife and I couldn't get rid of the "trinket sellers",... all Africans. They got very aggressive once the police weren't near and my wife decided Italy isn't a country where we would visit again. The Italians can do whatever they want, but tourists who return every year are more important than African migrants.
@@presidentobummer447 no! This is not an Italian thing at all. I'm very happy for Keita who found a real job and he's more than welcome for me, but the aggressive street vendors must be all sent back home asap. Now call me racist if you want, I do not care.
EXACTLY as I've said for years...same as USA...NEVER ENDING influx since those countries have never ending problems so we westerners take them in FOREVER??
Bro9650 it’s true though. We dead lock our doors and park our cars in garages when we see the black immigrants roaming the streets. They target anglo euro households. There aren’t enough cops to keep them in check. It’s a sad state of affairs as we’ve let too many in. They refuse to assimilate.
Wish America had something like this for our Illegal Immigration and Economic migrants. Not as tough and strict as the 1st guys program. Just something so they can be set up for success and not exploited. Both sides win, the migrants don’t get exploited and the tax payer doesn’t get exploited
What you're describing is pretty much college, the problem is in the US you can't get finaid so it's hard for immigrants to study so get caught in the cycle of worker exploitation. It is the exploitation of a 2 tiered labor system that keeps America running and for that reason I think they would never actually implement it cause it allows businesses to better exploit workers.
I should clarify, you can't get financial aid without citizenship, though generally it is hard for everyone! definitely needs to be cheaper education for all, that's the way forward to be more egalitarian. Educate and empower everyone!!
@S In the US we have Job Corps. Its completely paid by the state and helps young men and woemen obtain discipline and learn a Trade. I went there 5 years ago and became a System Administrator and am making more than my college friends who are now debt slaves to the colleges they graduated from. We pay the state back through taxes when we start working so its a winwin for everyone.
I have been teaching youth enrolled in the cadet program for 20 years in Canada. I see the benefits all the time. As a youth, 7 years of army cadet training probably saved my life. The fact that such a program has success stories like Keita is no surprise to anyone who recognise its benefits. Keita is grateful and gracious to his hosts and host country. Sambou is not, so "when" he is deported he has only himself to blame. Keita, you have not only a winning attitude but also a winning smile both of which will carry you far! Viva Italia!
The choice of diction that this reporter is using clearly isn't objective. He's obviously stating his piece of mind throughout the video - very biased.
Agree completely! Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you! Also, why is it so many men coming from Africa and where are the women and children? Do the women and children get left behind or are the reporters just ignoring them when they do these interviews?
"Its very difficult to teach them how to use bedsheets"" mam, it looks like you didnt even try. How about you just give them a demonstration and then have them copy the procedure untill they succeed. I reckon most would have it figured out the first or second try.
I think he's always been like that. Being a honest human being has nothing to do with race or culture in my opinion. I'm happy he's decided to cone to Italy because he seems a lovely human being with a great attitude, unlike other people there who do not understand that I, as an Italian graduate, earn a little over 50 Euros a day, whereas they are being given 35 Euros a day for trying to integrate. They have to work for their place in society exactly like us if they want to stay here.
@@fionaaron3854 Hi man. I came from Israel. Currently in Florence trying to be admitted for the second time since last time I didn't score high enough.
It would be interesting to see whether large numbers of illegal immigrants are still heading toward Italy now that public spaces have been shut down due to COVID-19.
In the US, during the depression WPA/Work Project Administration and CCC/Civilian Conservation Corps camps were opened to provide training and work for men. They sent most of their salary home to support their families. These men built the Blue Ridge Parkway, State and National parks, dams and many other public works that still exist today. The men gained building skills and discipline that helped them to be successful when they returned home.
I was just thinking about this while watching this video. We need to reinstate these programs in the US to fight the homelessness issues and save the people on the street who still have a chance at turning their lives around.
Yeah right, so they bring asilants in and get them jobs if they learn the language while for example I myself as a historic legal immigrant that grew up in Italy, which family owns a house can't find any job, any at all. The same applies to Italian nationals. I had to get back to my country of origin which is under a dictatorship and what's craziest we have Italian nationals immigrating here now!
@@ladylabyrinth6345 What do you mean "we dont tolerate"? The west runs the most inclusive and diverse countries with the highest level of immigration and inclusivity on the planet. Stop reading Buzzfeed.
Ethnic violence in Senegal? doubt it. Which part? May be you didn't understand what Keita wants to say. Why militarised them. Give them technical training, education in exchange for community services. I can see fear in their eyes.
Im going to be italian in 1 year cuse of reconstruction of my ancestry im happy that my future countrie is doing things the right way cuse im doing things legaly and it cost me a lot of work and money ! 🇮🇹🎇✨🎆 forza italia
Keita's attitude was great he will fit into Italian life pretty well and become successful just by simply striving to better himself unlike Sambou who is the complete opposite.. Once he played the race card i wrote him off..
I love that trainer, bravo man.. Plus I love to join this sort of academy for getting hardcore discipline. Currently, I am learning Italian for master in Italy.
i feel like boot camp should be made mandatory in ALL countries across the world, no matter how hard it is keita knows, that unlike most people around him, he's willing to do anything he can to adapt and become successful i can see him becoming a role model for all migrants
Wow.....want a HUGE difference from living there in 1985-87...The only place where you would see Africans would be on Milan's Via Tunisia OR Italy's version of 125th street Harlem. That consisted of Egyptians, Sudanese, Lybians, Ethiopians and very few west Africans. And Eastern Block European and Spanish from Spain HOOKERS were almost everywhere in Milan, even soliciting in front of Police stations...
Well come to Milan right now and take a walk around the central station, around San Siro, Giambellino or Monte Ceneri, to see how it has changed...or try a trip on the lovely 90 bus line, it is even worse
@@GhostSal anywhere away from the big cities, especially the northern cities such as Genoa Turin or Milan, up in the mountains or in the southern/central villages culture hasn’t changed…by the way even these big cities are beautiful and you should visit them, but they resemble a bit more the mainstream European cities (especially Milan), and they can be a bit rough in some areas.
@@unknownzzz5115 Thanks for your reply, I have family in Sicily and will likely visit them but wondering where else I can go that is relatively unchanged and safe. Spain and Portugal are places I really want to go too (I am concerned about changes throughout Europe and violence/crime becoming a problem in certain areas.)
@@GhostSal If you are born in the US you will probably find a very safe environment all around Italy (Spain is safe as well and Portugal is even safer I believe), it is quite easy tipically, the areas that look rough and where you would not like to go are the bad areas but no one would go there because they do not have touristic appeal (Quartiere Zen in Palermo, Librino in Catania are an example), villages are awesome all around the country and the nature, the ruins (Pompei near Naples is a must even if you do not really like historical things, that place looks like you are in an another dimension, there is nothing like that in the world), every regions, every city has its own culture and the north and the south are equally beautiful, the only problem is that things are a little more expensive than Spain and Portugal and everything is a bit more dysfunctional if you compare it to the American standards.
This is why migrant crisis in Italy is nowhere near as bad as Germany or Sweden. Italians are simultaneously more tolerant of diversity but have the actual courage to roll their sleeves up and tell somebody what is unacceptable.
Rules petty as one might think it shows respect for value and principles as any person should embrace especially if one ends up depending on tax payers handouts.
That’s what I was thinking to, seems like a really good idea bring in a large number of men raised in a violent and dangerous environment… what could possibly go wrong?
Sambou has lots of attitude, yes the academy is strict but how badly do you want a good life, he is not thinking of his wife and kids. Nine months is not that long, yes it's political but the reason they are refugees is political
There are so many nice people who’s trying to get a better life and should be given the opportunity. Many of those just don’t have the legal means to make it. I do wish the best for them.
“So many nice people”, how about the people that aren’t nice? How do we know and how do we let in the nice people and keep out the not nice people? Is it fear mongering to say people are fleeing violent dangerous places? But what makes those places violent and dangerous, is it the land itself (water, air, pants, dirt…) or the people that live there? So why is it a good idea to let “everyone” in, including the very same dangerous people that everyone is trying to get away from?
@@GhostSal who said everyone. I can’t think of really any country who just lets everyone in. Most people just do the best they can from wherever they are from. I’m less concerned with the crime element. Immigrants tend not to be a part of it besides funding them (like the smugglers). I’m more worried about the values they may have. Integrating someone is challenging for both sides.
@@WJWeber You’re completely wrong about mígrants not being ínvolved in crime, that’s a false narratíve that prøponents want you to believe. Unfortunately that isn’t true, they are way overrepresented in seríous crímes, it’s because of their culturał attítudes about víolence. At least this is true in Eurøpe, the US doesn’t have seem to have this same probłem.
@@WJWeber Foreigners make up 8.7 percent of the Italy’s population, yet commit over half of all serious crimes. A whopping 89.7 percent of crimes involving exploitation of prostitution, 55.8 percent of cases involving sexual violence, 52.8 percent of robberies, 52.4 percent of thefts, and 43.6 percent of malicious injury cases. Keep in mind, the data does not include crimes committed by second-generation Italians. In other words, Italians born to immigrant parents are not listed as “foreigners” and are instead seen as Italian citizens. If you add them, it’s over 80% of the seríous crimes in Italy. The data helps dispel the notion that immigrants coming in are all just peaceful people looking for a better life. The data shows that foreigners account for a massively disproportionate share of the overall crime rate. “the worrying cultural climate in which certain phenomena occur is a sign of a total lack of any kind of values”. - Chief Inspector Omar Di Ronco After a week of widespread chaos breakout n Italian lakeside towns near Lake Garda involving up to 2,000 migrants. The chaos included widespread violence, stabbings and assaults. The Italian public prosecutor’s office and the Italian Parliament have opened a number of investigations, including into cases where migrant men sexually assaulted teen girls, including 6 on a train from Lake Garda to Milan. “They are just a culture of criminals who have left a deep wound in my community. We lived a week of war,” said the mayor of Italian lakeside town Peschiera
@@GhostSal I wonder what the states are like comparatively to other eu countries. I think there is more to everything than just bad people. Curious about better statistics but surface level looks alarming from what you’ve shared.
I wondered the same thing. Given his winning attitude and motivation, I'm sure he's doing ok. He's come from a war torn country. Hard times are nothing new for that lad.
Look at France, USA. Once they have arrived in numbers they INEVITABLY revert to dictating to the host country what THEY expect from you...to be treated with favoritism, privileges, welfare.
@@JeromeHermbert White guys built the USA so your theory is wrong from the start. Even the name USA is from those White guys, along with the state names, state lines, road systems, cities, rail roads, etc. all from them and not from Red Indians as you call them. Italy was built by Italians and not by people who peaked with the hut and spear, in this video.
So very right in the short term and the reality for what is the present situation. The bigger picture is immigration is unsustainable at present levels. When a lifeboat has a full capacity someone has to make a decision or they all go down. Best Wishes.
If you don't have discipline, you will accomplish nothing. They are being cared for - and if they want "freedom" from responsibility, then they can go home. They owe Italy their efforts to integrate - all immigrants have to integrate (I am an immigrant, btw). My father had us learn the Pledge of Allegiance FIRST THING. We were to use the vernacular of the country we came to. We worked hard, got educated and followed the law & we were LEGAL - why should others not be held to the same standard?
Keita is different and young. I pretty sure that Keita love Italy more than those right wings. He act and speak the language like he has lived in Italy for a long time. Sambou is has a family other problems. Of cause the Guy knows that is about racism, but he can't tell him that. It will not help him neither way just close your eyes and do the work. The funny thing is that there are whites illegal immigrates walking free on the streets without looking over their shoulders.
Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you!
9 months seems like it really want change anyone, just help some with a positive attitude already and some without and opportunity to fake it and still get citizenship.
Keita is the only one who refuse to play the victimhood game, he's so passionate about this new life and he's very determined
Then he has a chance.
He doesn't belong there free Europe
He’s so proper. Nicer than half the men I meet in Canada. My moneys on Keita. He’s only one who really gets it.
@@specter1549 free palestine
@@ilyooo after Europe is free why not
In Finland we have this kind og programs too. If you come from different culture it is problematic to find job. It looks like commi gulag work camps, but its better than them hanging around on streets selling dope and prostitutes and destroying property...
@Gerd Wiesler very indonesian name lol
@Mrssewhardtoplease Insecurity what else
@@ahmedopone4080 he might have dutch origin
@@ahmedopone4080 lol and you have a finnic last name, opone means horse
@@0mgskillz96 Finnish or? Opone is the ancient name of today's "Hafun" in Somalia. I thought horse was hevonen suomeksi
The director destroyed the journalist: "you keep immigrants blocked in island and you are shocked about some of them in uniform doing volunteer activities?" Bravo
Absolutely…that was a complete gem! I came here to say that very thing.
Leftist Australians are now living in a dystopian paradise.
Isn't it common sense that once you move to another country you should to everything you can to learn the language,learn about their culture etc. To blend in with the society you live in ? I'm not saying forget about your own,definetly keep your own always with you,but you have to fall in love with a new place where you are living. That's the only way to survive. And what that guy is doing might seem harsh but is gonna do them more good than bad.
It is not 'harsh' at all it is education and discipline. It is 'value adding' these young men(they are always young men) and giving them a future, whether in Italy or Europe broadly.
@@linmal2242 Yeah. Put me in France,and I'm gonna be all about being French. I'll keep my flavour no question,and still be proud of where I come from,will never put down my own,but I'll also adapt as much as possible. I don't know how these guys don't realize that. In the end,is better for your own good.
@Daniella Jones what do you mean ? Muslism move from middle east to EU and they get to wear their burkas and people build mosques for them. On other hand,when a white woman goes to certain parts of middle east and the muslim world,she can't wear what she would normaly wear but has to cover herself up otherwise she's gonna have huge maybe even deatly problems. There is no way you can build a churche in saudia arabia,they would laugh at you. But when Saudis move to EU,the european people allow them to have their own mosque. You see the difference ?
It is not common sense to a number of individuals in the United States who think we should learn their language.
Are you crazy? How is lsIam going to takeover the west if Muslims do what you suggest? Learn the language, integrate, assimilate to the local culture and norms?
No no no - Muslims come to order countries to change THEM!!! The SUBJAGATE and dominate. Do you not know that it is the perfect will of allah that Muslims be superior.
So the west needs to change and integrate and become Muslim. But the other way around. And if you challenge this, you are a racist.
This looked great to me. Instead of just giving them housing and food, this place teaches them to read, write and speak Italian. They do volunteer work around the community so they have something to do and learn more about the culture and people by interacting with the people and give them a respect for the community they live in. The academy gets them jobs, which through their own hard work like Keita's can become permanent.
You could tell Sambou didn't want to be there, he kept complaining and coming up with excuses. It showed in his work which is why his employers would then not offer a permanent contract. While Keita was willing to work hard and was rewarded.
Still Boot camp pathetic checking beds🤮🤢😂😂😂😂🤦🏾♀️
Is 9 months long enough to really change attitudes? Or is it just a time where people can fake it till they get citizenship?
@@GhostSal it takes 10 years to get citizenship
Blacks get that whites do. We work for everything and never offered like Afghans and Ukraine
*GIVE JOBS TO ITALIANS !!!!*
I'm African and I live in Australia, I like Keita he's so motivated and doesn't think of himself as a victim, whereas the other men just have nothing but self-pity. You should see the opportunity in a a bad situation that's the only way you'll get anywhere in life.
I love how the reporter tried to throw the race card in there and the guy checked him quick!
You are right. It happens all the time in the United States. English speaking countries have a real difficulty with race. I found the Italian a lot more concerned about helping these African migrants than caring about political correctness.
@PinkFloyeds No, it was not a good question. The question assumes racial discrimination at its premise. While the Italian didn't give a shit about how things look or how badly they might be interpreted, he only cares if it will help these African men gain their residency.
Anybody looked deep into who is finding THIS? I am sure some people are becoming very rich out of THIS.
@@lo5182 And their own respect and self-worth and a place in their host country. Hence the (mild) discipline in the barracks! These snowflakes here like to read discrimination into every social action.
@@theconspiracyfactualist.144 The only ones getting 'rich' are the people smugglers.
Happy for Keita who actualy worked hard.
The other one was just lazy and thought he'd instantly become rich as soon as he set his foot in Italy.
Naa he is actually telling the truth. I know this people and their lives aren't these happy faces at all. Some do come to my place to eat and just to feel free and actually think about the future. But I think what the academy is doing is good but they are pushing it.
And then bla,es it on being ‘black’
@@agberodongetinternet8651 Yes, the academy is rough, but embrace it for the time it lasts and when its done if you embraced you will be free! It's a chance, take it.
This system should be applied on all europen countries, those who claim for help need to understand and respect the culture of the country of integration!
I agree in full.
I been in the United States since I was 12 years, now I'm 38. I understand the culture but I have a culture too. We came here as refugees and I'm really grateful for adopted country have done for but I don't think it's fair or right to become someone I am not. If what you mean is being an American then hell yeah I am an American. If you talking about culture then I don't think I can be other than the culture I was born into. I think you need to be little more clear when you say culture cause that's alot more than language and norms. I don't think any of you would take different cultures no matter how long you spend with that culture.
Yes. Give and take! Not take-take
@@Kismayo-Videos by definition of the word Refugees are supposed to return home. By that logic, you people moved to the US because you didn't return. So, assimilate.
@@stormysmurf but we do assimilate in our own because there are parts of our lives that won't change no matter where we, for most of us atleast. I mean things like my language, culture, religion and stuff. I am an American n I am still a Somali, I guess I can only be a Somali American. If that's what is what you mean by assimilation, then I have assimilated truly, but if you mean that I leave everything that means something to me then I can never do that no matter where I am at. I'm a proud Muslim American with a Somali culture who likes to eat bananas with his rice n goat meat, period. If I choose to go back it will up to me but now I can support multiple families from here, why would I leave?
Keita is going places, that's the attitude of success. Learn people, learn from Keita.
yeah, the one and only success story they have!
@ its the attitude, change and things change even after getting a Resident permit as an immigrant you continue To have challenges an italian doesnt have but the attitude goes a long way.
@@mwendapoleee it's not about attitude. such boot camps are like the military. all they want is teach people obedience and respect for authority. that's all it's about. be obedient, be servile and be quiet! don't revolt, don't argue and don't question anything. stand in line! OBEY! you are only supposed to become a submissive, well-adapted, dead-conformist, non-self-thinking robot in their consumer-culture - just like the rest! that's how the state likes his citizens best. OBEDIENT! such a camp doesn't help the refugees in any way. none of the inmates will profit from it. their future won't suddenly shine brighter. they will only feel like prison inmates. it's completely pointless. it only serves to put those people in their place and to punish them in a perverted way because they've fled from war, persecution, hunger and miserable conditions. SHAME!
@ whether you like it or not being an immigrant waiting court hearing you're vulnerable and a times they cant even understand the language
Those in that camp have learnt the language and have an advantage and can defend themselves.Its only 9months its not like they are forced to stay there for a long Period of 3 or more yrs and they are being helped to get jobs i live in europe and till now i have seen only one dark skinned waiter.
@Polski_Kabaret I DIDN'T, it was so obvious that it didn't need to be said.
A lot of them left their women and children to fight in a civil war while they fled
Theyre all in their early twenties, so that is really unlikely. Pretty fucked up of you to make such a bold speculation
@@ranDOMreSERVEaCCount That's exactly what a lot of them have done though; They claim to flee war and be refugees to seek asylum, but for that to be true many of them must have left their families, friends, wives and children back home to fight the good fight on their behalf. Not to mention, the age they start families in 3rd world countries is significantly younger than that of 1st world countries. So which is it? Is that something you would have done to your family? Or perhaps many are just economical refugees seeking more money elsewhere and do not come from war-torn countries at all. You people have made it politically incorrect to discuss these narratives that so often seem to be the case. That's just ignoring reality in favor of a 'victim' narrative and its outright unintelligent. It means you are practically ignoring facts you find to be politically incorrect or that doesnt suit your narrative. Might as well be religious.
Yep. And if he (sambou.) is missing his wife and children.....? He knows where they are! They might appreciate his support!
the men leave to work and send money back home.
Yeah...maybe 0,0001% of them
So, the Reporter solution is bring Africans to Italy and give them the Italian jobs, instead of investing in education in Africa to help ALL Africans instead of a few in Italy.
Globalism at it's finest. And while they're at it, tell Europeans the world is overpopulated (Though that's utter bullshit, some countries are, western civilzation is not.)
Stop importing people, we need more ethnic people, not migrants.
Westerners should be encouraged to have more kids, not less!
Helping all Africans is a much more expensive and complicated problem.
@@AndreasEUR Having less kids is a natural feature of modernization. As people go to school longer for more specialized fields along with women being granted rights to employment, people have less incentive to raise kids. Westernization comes at a price and you can't always have things both ways. Especially since "needing" more "ethnic people" is an arbitrary value judgment.
@@TonyMishima92 There can't be a Norway without Norwegians. There won't be a Europe without Europeans..
We must fight for each countries specific ethnicity.
@@AndreasEUR As long as the immigrants assimilate, then there's functionally no difference.
keita worked well. the other ones laziness made him blame racism. Beside these should be sent back to their respective countries in Africa there is plenty of peace. Their principle is actually helping them
At 16:10 sorry for you, if you dont like the rules then go somewhere else. It's not just about the politics, it's about teaching them how to respect the Italian way of life. Ungrateful.
Laziness and ungratefulness....not surprised in the least
I mean back home in Africa he had all the freedom..
@@johnybravo5667 ....and none of the discipline ...of even a family life, let alone a regular society that demands civility and order of its citizens.
You all, in this comments, clearly dont understand that maybe a man that run away from war and is apart from is family, MAYBE, is still traumatized from these experiences and it was just sharing that the "boot camp" can be quite harsh. Its not being ungrateful, its being a human.
@Gerd Wiesler I dunno that requires a lot of discipline. Are you self-disciplined? Well learn a useful job skill (Engineering and believe plumbing? is in need) and then go find someone in America, Singapore, Canada, UK willing to sponsor your employment visa if you pass the interview. Have you tried befriending and networking with the immigrants who came to America (on Facebook)?
Keita is about business. That's why he did so well. That's the type of immigrant you want, if any.
Every country needs this theres a huge difference between immigrants that want a trully better life to integrate and ones who dont and are a burden to the population.
Well it’s only white immigrant that works the system because y’all have no stipulation like you have from blks. Blks come to work not steal or kill…
Who leaves their country for anything other than wanting a better life.
Fix Africa, Africa is larger than Europe.
Africa can’t be fixed unless we let them all go back to the stone age to hunt zebra and wear grass skirts
L'il Biskit actually, if we fix Africa, the West won’t survive. They depend on neocolonialism.
@@samanthataylor1761 .. What do you mean "depend on Africa".
Sure they get a lot of stuff from there but Europe has been developing before they even invaded Africa. Africa needs to get its act together.
Kim Jong Nuke look up and understand the term Neocolonialism.
Samantha Taylor since when you are not colonial states over there!? Beside Italy whent to only one African state, so ...???? 🤦♀️ if you feel oppressed just leave our world and go back to your beloved Wakanda lol
Keita's smile is a winner! The attitude of gratitude makes all the difference.
They must be deported unless they're from an active Warzone,and then the EU should be helping Italy!
Let them stay if they work.
@@ranDOMreSERVEaCCount exactly
I agree, migrants also make things like housing and employment harder the nationals of the country they've fled to.
@@ranDOMreSERVEaCCount and compete for italian jobs? lower Italian wages? shut up
@@Kyle-bv6di cry some more
Kudos to the folks like Keita, who strive to fit into the society he wishes to join.
Wishing the best and success to Keita ☺️
They have more freedom than where they came from
Happy for Keita and wish him all the best.
THE REPORTER TRIED TO PLAY RACE CARD INSTEAD HE GOT A BIG SLAP. 😱🤷♂️😂🤣
If only all refugees were like keita.
Indeed
He’s an amazing human being and I pray he knows there is no limit to how far he can go with the incredible, grateful disposition he has.
It has also reminded me how blessed I am to have been born where I was and because of him I vow to live as though it didn’t have to be that way, because it doesn’t.
Discipline really helps young men develop. It helped me and I really appreciate it.
Much love to Italy
What a great idea. We should do something similar in Australia. I joined the British Army when I was 17. I signed on for four years. At that time one had to complete those four years and the only way out was to get married, be pregnant, or get a dishonorable discharge and nobody wanted that. The 6 weeks basic training was very tough but the discipline helped me to become the best I could be. I laughed at the bed inspections which I also had. At our base the bed had to be made a particular way. The inspection consisted of the officer running their hand across the bed and if it had any lumps they would plus the sheets and blankets down. If you came back and you found your bed like that it meant that you had to 'barrack' your bed for a week as punishment. To barrack your bed meant stripping it every morning and folding it into a particular way and of course after work/classes you had to remake your bed. There"s nothing wrong with discipline and expecting something back from the migrants,.The program seems worthwhile and obviously works for those who are prepared to work towards being accepted and getting permanent residency.
The Australian government had detention camps in New Guinea where grace human rights abuses were uncovered
Every country has their own heritage, customs, foods, culture and people. It would be a sad world if one day we go from country to country in Europe and find the same thing. No more blonde blue eyed sweeds in Sweden, and Italy being all cafe latte. If you are smart enough to immigrate in these tough times you’re smart enough to make changes in your own country. Don’t jump ship and f**k it, someone else’s problem.
The cities tend to more mixed populations, while the rural areas will stay very homogenous.
According to you, Einstein wasn't smart enough to make changes in his own country...
That's the EUs plan, to create a new watered down, low pai servile people to its "superstate"
Diversity is just a word used to fool the masses...
@@aoeu256 Was the case in the UK but Nigerians go everywhere
@@muskrat477 I doubt the EU has a plan to cause instability, civil unrest and tension in their own countries. It’s much more likely an outside influence is at play, perhaps the US, maybe someone else.
As an African immigrant I approve this program just treat the kids fairly
Same here, it gives the young man structure
“Why are you wearing flip-flops?”
“I’m about to pray.”
Nice excuse. They are biding their time until they “graduate”. First mosque they go to will tell them not to assimilate and they won’t. They are just biding their time.
Exactly it’s called taqi ya
Great, they still aren’t Italian though.
How about this...EVERYONE that feels they have a right to infiltrate EVERYONE ELSES countries and plant their flag and not assimilate? Keep their asses AND THEIR PROBLEMS in their own country! Build a wall around Italy.
@@LondonPestControl Israel has to be pressured into opening up its borders to non-Jewish migrants who aspire to a better life. Barbara Lerner Spectre and other subversive Jews in positions of malign influence over 'mainstream' (aka 'approved') public opinion (politics, mainstream media, academia, finance, product advertising, corporations) who push for open borders and multiculturalism in European and Western nations have no legitimate reason to object to a 'Multicultural Mode' for Israel, with Europeans playing a 'leading role' in that transformation- no matter how much we will be resented for it. Israel will not survive otherwise, just like Barbara Lerner Spectre says in her infamous videos 'Europe will not survive' unless it undergoes a transformation into a 'multicultural mode'. African and other minorities are treated appallingly in Israel, yet Jews living in European and Western Host Nations hypocritically advocate for open borders (except for Israel!) and club together in their secret 'meetings' to plot the ruination of European identity.
The great replacement
@@gregoryt.coffee7862 So when the west and china exploited africa for resources it's fine, but when african fled to europe due to unlivable conditions at home after being exploited is not good?
@@trananh4415 Everyone who tells us Europeans that we have no right to defend the ethnic and cultural character of our homelands is an anti-White.
Well done Italy that is the best way to get people to integrate, ✌🇬🇧👍
A Black Senator in an Italian far right party! wow
@walter cuperidge It's not racist to believe your own country is there for the people of your own country, ie the people with same ethnicity as you. Italy is for italians, not every other ethnicity in europe or in the world.
Same for Norway where I am from, same for countries in Africa. White people should only look at Africa as a vacation-destination, not somewhere to move.
Africans should go back to Africa.
@walter cuperidge Or maybe he's a PROPER immigrant that don't want to see Italy go to shit.
@@AndreasEUR A country isn't just owned by nationalists who want to tell others how to live, its a collection of individuals with different interests. Its up to each individual to decide who to associate with, and if they want immigrants in their backyard.
@jesus christ I agree, unless we're talking about vacation or short term work/education
Surprised?
Io vivo in Nuova Zelanda da 23 anni.
Sono arrivata con la mia famiglia da San Giovanni in Persiceto, vicino Bologna.
Avevamo il Resident Visa, che avevamo ottenuto dall'Ambasciata Neozelandese a Roma.
Non ero una regista o una emigrante illegale, ma è stata super difficile ottenerla 23 anni fa.
Le regole riguardo l'immigrazione sono cambiate, ora, sono più flessibili perché i tempi sono cambiati.
Comunque le regole ci sono e sono rigorosamente da seguire.
In Italia che considero ancora il mio paese si è SEMPRE preso sottogamba questo problema.
Bisogna dettare le regole sia per gli illegali che per chi, invece ha ottenuto la resistenza legalmente.
Le LEGGI VANNO FATTE..E VANNO SEGUITE.
FORZA FATELE UNA VOLTA PER TUTTO!!!
I paesi che stanno lasciando sono molto violenti ed estremamente pericolosi, cosa li rende così? È la terra (l'erba, le piante, la terra, l'aria...) che la rende violenta o sono le persone? Come si fa a distinguere tra far entrare persone pacifiche non violente e le stesse persone da cui stanno cercando di scappare? Possiamo essere d'accordo che non devi far entrare persone violente pericolose, vero?
Inoltre, non credo che questo documentario abbia mostrato un quadro completo. Ha mostrato che gli immigrati con cui tutti possiamo identificarci, sembravano persone veramente brave che vogliono solo una vita migliore. E quelli che non sono buoni e sono pericolosi, perché fingere che non esistano? Se non esistessero non ci sarebbe nessuno che fugge in primo luogo.
Inoltre, ho parlato direttamente con alcuni degli immigrati che vengono in Italia, sai cosa è saltato fuori? Alcuni erano molto simili al video, accoglienti e gentili, molti dall'Etiopia erano molto così. Tuttavia, da altri paesi molti si vantavano di aver preso il controllo dell'Italia, dicendo cose odiose e razziste su tutti gli italiani (dire che gli italiani sono diavoli, era comune tra loro). Siamo onesti sulla situazione e facciamo vedere anche agli immigrati razzisti.
The so called “reporter” is making a clown out of himself at 8:07. That is embarrassing. Is he deranged or deluded?
He is really a caractere. "Working for free." OK. Dormitories, food, medical care, courses and language classes are free? Funny I have to pay for it.
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So I'm a Brit, I personally feel that unless you're living in a war zone or really unsafe country like Syria, then okay flee the country, but you should be going to the *closest* safe country for you, not leaving the entire continent of Africa. Or travelling all the way across the world, you should be staying in a country near you.
If you were born in Italy to immigrant parent's, that's one thing, but coming to EU countries and selling cheap fake clothes and jewellery and causing crime and messing up the streets is not the way to go.
It's easy for you to say, siting in your privileges. Aboa ba. Why didn't the Brits stay in their country. Why come to Africa and take our resources.
Agree completely!
Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you!
Also, why is it so many men coming from Africa and where are the women and children? Do the women and children get left behind or are the reporters just ignoring them when they do these interviews?
@@ernestkufuor6070 you still have your resources but you guys don't know how to use it in fact you guys didn't know and learned from whites how to grow tomatoes in your land . Without whites u would have less and blame your politics and their greedy minds, cuz whites are paying for what they taking
Girl hush just because you don’t here the war going around Africa. Y’all want nothing but non African that comes to work. Y’all want to sponsor any white’s that beat the system when they come from other countries
@@GhostSal if you’re alluding to Italy, you seem to be forgetting the most violent criminal gang of all…the mafia. Scratch the surface and you’ll find that the illusion of a peaceful society might be a lot different than you expect!
Damn he really got him with that Australian question. Great response
the journalist was so dumb not expecting such response.
Two years ago, my wife and I couldn't get rid of the "trinket sellers",... all Africans. They got very aggressive once the police weren't near and my wife decided Italy isn't a country where we would visit again. The Italians can do whatever they want, but tourists who return every year are more important than African migrants.
lol that is an italian thing, if anything, that proves these africans are assimilating into the culture ^^
@@presidentobummer447 no! This is not an Italian thing at all. I'm very happy for Keita who found a real job and he's more than welcome for me, but the aggressive street vendors must be all sent back home asap. Now call me racist if you want, I do not care.
Get off your high horse, you sound ridiculous.
@@presidentobummer447 Don t spread lies
BS !!
@@roxyglow9670 Don't tell me! I will continue to spread this everywhere!!! :D
This isn't sustainable, how about their own home countries?? This will never end if the source of the problem is not addressed.
EXACTLY as I've said for years...same as USA...NEVER ENDING influx since those countries have never ending problems so we westerners take them in FOREVER??
Australia needs to learn from this. Too many Africans wondering the streets in Melbourne with nothing to do except cause mischief.
Bro9650 it’s true though. We dead lock our doors and park our cars in garages when we see the black immigrants roaming the streets. They target anglo euro households. There aren’t enough cops to keep them in check. It’s a sad state of affairs as we’ve let too many in. They refuse to assimilate.
Bro9650 if you’re a guest in someone’s house you conform to their rules.
@@CrazyMonkey679 Yeah mate but that guy is also a guest, Australia isn't his country. It's all of ours! (It literally isn't, it's the aboriginals)
Deport them
Hope all is well with Keita! What a great guy.
Wish America had something like this for our Illegal Immigration and Economic migrants. Not as tough and strict as the 1st guys program. Just something so they can be set up for success and not exploited. Both sides win, the migrants don’t get exploited and the tax payer doesn’t get exploited
Shawn Kinng would of been nice. Unfortunately we can’t go back in time and change it
Shawn Kinng most people would pass on that
What you're describing is pretty much college, the problem is in the US you can't get finaid so it's hard for immigrants to study so get caught in the cycle of worker exploitation. It is the exploitation of a 2 tiered labor system that keeps America running and for that reason I think they would never actually implement it cause it allows businesses to better exploit workers.
I should clarify, you can't get financial aid without citizenship, though generally it is hard for everyone! definitely needs to be cheaper education for all, that's the way forward to be more egalitarian. Educate and empower everyone!!
@S In the US we have Job Corps. Its completely paid by the state and helps young men and woemen obtain discipline and learn a Trade. I went there 5 years ago and became a System Administrator and am making more than my college friends who are now debt slaves to the colleges they graduated from. We pay the state back through taxes when we start working so its a winwin for everyone.
I have been teaching youth enrolled in the cadet program for 20 years in Canada. I see the benefits all the time. As a youth, 7 years of army cadet training probably saved my life. The fact that such a program has success stories like Keita is no surprise to anyone who recognise its benefits. Keita is grateful and gracious to his hosts and host country. Sambou is not, so "when" he is deported he has only himself to blame. Keita, you have not only a winning attitude but also a winning smile both of which will carry you far! Viva Italia!
Best wishes for Keita❤️❤️❤️!!!
why doesn't this guy investigate the horrors visited on Australias indigenous people.
or the horrors visiting on the white south african farmers
@@dylanblack8487 what horror do white South Africans farmers face
Italians revitalizing Roman concepts . Pretty interesting.
I want to donate to this organization
It really can change the whole societal outcome
welfare for life get used to paying...in canada most if not all bleed the system were now trillions in debt thanks to canadas open door policy
Sambou is so ungrateful, well why hop back to The Gambia
with his Bad attitude
The choice of diction that this reporter is using clearly isn't objective. He's obviously stating his piece of mind throughout the video - very biased.
Agree completely!
Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you!
Also, why is it so many men coming from Africa and where are the women and children? Do the women and children get left behind or are the reporters just ignoring them when they do these interviews?
They deserve a place ... IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY !.
"Its very difficult to teach them how to use bedsheets"" mam, it looks like you didnt even try. How about you just give them a demonstration and then have them copy the procedure untill they succeed. I reckon most would have it figured out the first or second try.
u where at the academy? how you can say this for a simple fragment of video?
Sayomba Keita, cheers to you mate for changing your lifestyle.
I think he's always been like that. Being a honest human being has nothing to do with race or culture in my opinion. I'm happy he's decided to cone to Italy because he seems a lovely human being with a great attitude, unlike other people there who do not understand that I, as an Italian graduate, earn a little over 50 Euros a day, whereas they are being given 35 Euros a day for trying to integrate. They have to work for their place in society exactly like us if they want to stay here.
I have been in Italy last week for the "Ammissione" test. The Italians are such wonderful and warm people.
@@fionaaron3854 Hi man. I came from Israel. Currently in Florence trying to be admitted for the second time since last time I didn't score high enough.
If Augustus was alive he'd ship those free loaders back to Carthage
Sambou is depressed because he has to work.
no he likes hard working...just an introvert that likes his own way....
It would be interesting to see whether large numbers of illegal immigrants are still heading toward Italy now that public spaces have been shut down due to COVID-19.
In the US, during the depression WPA/Work Project Administration and CCC/Civilian Conservation Corps camps were opened to provide training and work for men. They sent most of their salary home to support their families. These men built the Blue Ridge Parkway, State and National parks, dams and many other public works that still exist today. The men gained building skills and discipline that helped them to be successful when they returned home.
I was just thinking about this while watching this video. We need to reinstate these programs in the US to fight the homelessness issues and save the people on the street who still have a chance at turning their lives around.
Yeah right, so they bring asilants in and get them jobs if they learn the language while for example I myself as a historic legal immigrant that grew up in Italy, which family owns a house can't find any job, any at all. The same applies to Italian nationals. I had to get back to my country of origin which is under a dictatorship and what's craziest we have Italian nationals immigrating here now!
Sambou needs an attitude adjustment. He should be grateful for all the help or go home.
I find it strange how Western cultures need to be tolerant and adapt the cultural norms of others, but its never the other way around.
Yeah except we dont tolerate atal! And we certainly dont assimilate to their cultures when we travel. The West has a horrible travel reputation
@@ladylabyrinth6345 What do you mean "we dont tolerate"? The west runs the most inclusive and diverse countries with the highest level of immigration and inclusivity on the planet. Stop reading Buzzfeed.
Another country, off my list of places to visit. african men all over europe with chips on their shoulders
Any updates on this program? It was excellent!
Keita has worked hard. I hope he does well in life. He is a lovely young man.
I am here in USA for over 35 years.... and trust me they have rules.Is like that.... Take it ,or, leave it!
Ethnic violence in Senegal? doubt it. Which part? May be you didn't understand what Keita wants to say. Why militarised them. Give them technical training, education in exchange for community services. I can see fear in their eyes.
Im going to be italian in 1 year cuse of reconstruction of my ancestry im happy that my future countrie is doing things the right way cuse im doing things legaly and it cost me a lot of work and money ! 🇮🇹🎇✨🎆 forza italia
So many problems fixed if people wanted to work and not do crime. Its sad this needs to be said
Are you saying there are no crimes in Italy?
@@peacel5629 yes. There are no crimes in Italy. That's exactly what I'm saying. Only big brains understand 😂
Deport deport deport before its too late
Keita is perfect, except for supporting Juventus!
Keita's attitude was great he will fit into Italian life pretty well and become successful just by simply striving to better himself unlike Sambou who is the complete opposite.. Once he played the race card i wrote him off..
I love that trainer, bravo man..
Plus I love to join this sort of academy for getting hardcore discipline. Currently, I am learning Italian for master in Italy.
I am happy for Keita. Positive attitude is definitely the way forward.
i feel like boot camp should be made mandatory in ALL countries across the world, no matter how hard it is
keita knows, that unlike most people around him, he's willing to do anything he can to adapt and become successful
i can see him becoming a role model for all migrants
Wow.....want a HUGE difference from living there in 1985-87...The only place where you would see Africans would be on Milan's Via Tunisia OR Italy's version of 125th street Harlem. That consisted of Egyptians, Sudanese, Lybians, Ethiopians and very few west Africans. And Eastern Block European and Spanish from Spain HOOKERS were almost everywhere in Milan, even soliciting in front of Police stations...
Well come to Milan right now and take a walk around the central station, around San Siro, Giambellino or Monte Ceneri, to see how it has changed...or try a trip on the lovely 90 bus line, it is even worse
@@unknownzzz5115 Where in Italy can you go to see unchanged Italian culture and be among majority Italians?
@@GhostSal anywhere away from the big cities, especially the northern cities such as Genoa Turin or Milan, up in the mountains or in the southern/central villages culture hasn’t changed…by the way even these big cities are beautiful and you should visit them, but they resemble a bit more the mainstream European cities (especially Milan), and they can be a bit rough in some areas.
@@unknownzzz5115 Thanks for your reply, I have family in Sicily and will likely visit them but wondering where else I can go that is relatively unchanged and safe. Spain and Portugal are places I really want to go too (I am concerned about changes throughout Europe and violence/crime becoming a problem in certain areas.)
@@GhostSal If you are born in the US you will probably find a very safe environment all around Italy (Spain is safe as well and Portugal is even safer I believe), it is quite easy tipically, the areas that look rough and where you would not like to go are the bad areas but no one would go there because they do not have touristic appeal (Quartiere Zen in Palermo, Librino in Catania are an example), villages are awesome all around the country and the nature, the ruins (Pompei near Naples is a must even if you do not really like historical things, that place looks like you are in an another dimension, there is nothing like that in the world), every regions, every city has its own culture and the north and the south are equally beautiful, the only problem is that things are a little more expensive than Spain and Portugal and everything is a bit more dysfunctional if you compare it to the American standards.
Keitha the senegalais I'm very happy for you God bless you
Seems like a good idea helps in intergration and in my opinion this accelerates the melting pot factor
Inside the hostel is 10 times better than university student hostels in African Universities
This is why migrant crisis in Italy is nowhere near as bad as Germany or Sweden. Italians are simultaneously more tolerant of diversity but have the actual courage to roll their sleeves up and tell somebody what is unacceptable.
Looks like hell. I hate that these smart people can't live in their own homes like everyone else.
Rules petty as one might think it shows respect for value and principles as any person should embrace especially if one ends up depending on tax payers handouts.
100% men.
Shows they are all economic migrants. If they were fleeing war, the men would be back home fighting and it would mainly be women and children.
That’s what I was thinking to, seems like a really good idea bring in a large number of men raised in a violent and dangerous environment… what could possibly go wrong?
Italy abandoned Somalia during the war now is getting stable again take this academy there and school the youth before they join alshabab
Sambou has lots of attitude, yes the academy is strict but how badly do you want a good life, he is not thinking of his wife and kids. Nine months is not that long, yes it's political but the reason they are refugees is political
There are so many nice people who’s trying to get a better life and should be given the opportunity. Many of those just don’t have the legal means to make it. I do wish the best for them.
“So many nice people”, how about the people that aren’t nice? How do we know and how do we let in the nice people and keep out the not nice people? Is it fear mongering to say people are fleeing violent dangerous places? But what makes those places violent and dangerous, is it the land itself (water, air, pants, dirt…) or the people that live there? So why is it a good idea to let “everyone” in, including the very same dangerous people that everyone is trying to get away from?
@@GhostSal who said everyone. I can’t think of really any country who just lets everyone in. Most people just do the best they can from wherever they are from. I’m less concerned with the crime element. Immigrants tend not to be a part of it besides funding them (like the smugglers). I’m more worried about the values they may have. Integrating someone is challenging for both sides.
@@WJWeber You’re completely wrong about mígrants not being ínvolved in crime, that’s a false narratíve that prøponents want you to believe. Unfortunately that isn’t true, they are way overrepresented in seríous crímes, it’s because of their culturał attítudes about víolence. At least this is true in Eurøpe, the US doesn’t have seem to have this same probłem.
@@WJWeber Foreigners make up 8.7 percent of the Italy’s population, yet commit over half of all serious crimes. A whopping 89.7 percent of crimes involving exploitation of prostitution, 55.8 percent of cases involving sexual violence, 52.8 percent of robberies, 52.4 percent of thefts, and 43.6 percent of malicious injury cases.
Keep in mind, the data does not include crimes committed by second-generation Italians. In other words, Italians born to immigrant parents are not listed as “foreigners” and are instead seen as Italian citizens. If you add them, it’s over 80% of the seríous crimes in Italy. The data helps dispel the notion that immigrants coming in are all just peaceful people looking for a better life. The data shows that foreigners account for a massively disproportionate share of the overall crime rate.
“the worrying cultural climate in which certain phenomena occur is a sign of a total lack of any kind of values”. - Chief Inspector Omar Di Ronco
After a week of widespread chaos breakout n Italian lakeside towns near Lake Garda involving up to 2,000 migrants. The chaos included widespread violence, stabbings and assaults. The Italian public prosecutor’s office and the Italian Parliament have opened a number of investigations, including into cases where migrant men sexually assaulted teen girls, including 6 on a train from Lake Garda to Milan.
“They are just a culture of criminals who have left a deep wound in my community. We lived a week of war,” said the mayor of Italian lakeside town Peschiera
@@GhostSal
I wonder what the states are like comparatively to other eu countries. I think there is more to everything than just bad people. Curious about better statistics but surface level looks alarming from what you’ve shared.
Wonder what Keita is doing after he most likely got laid off because of the virus lockdowns.
I wondered the same thing. Given his winning attitude and motivation, I'm sure he's doing ok. He's come from a war torn country. Hard times are nothing new for that lad.
"One man thinks he may found THE solution" - STOP THE PAYMENTS.
SEND. THEM. ALL. BACK.
This is a reasonable strategy cities could adopt. Congrats Bergamo.
Italy will no longer be Italy after this invasion, no matter how well mannered they appear to become.
Look at France, USA. Once they have arrived in numbers they INEVITABLY revert to dictating to the host country what THEY expect from you...to be treated with favoritism, privileges, welfare.
@@charliesargent6225 Then all white guys should leave USA and give to the the Red Indians.
@@JeromeHermbert White guys built the USA so your theory is wrong from the start. Even the name USA is from those White guys, along with the state names, state lines, road systems, cities, rail roads, etc. all from them and not from Red Indians as you call them. Italy was built by Italians and not by people who peaked with the hut and spear, in this video.
So very right in the short term and the reality for what is the present situation. The bigger picture is immigration is unsustainable at present levels. When a lifeboat has a full capacity someone has to make a decision or they all go down. Best Wishes.
If you don't have discipline, you will accomplish nothing. They are being cared for - and if they want "freedom" from responsibility, then they can go home. They owe Italy their efforts to integrate - all immigrants have to integrate (I am an immigrant, btw). My father had us learn the Pledge of Allegiance FIRST THING. We were to use the vernacular of the country we came to. We worked hard, got educated and followed the law & we were LEGAL - why should others not be held to the same standard?
Keita knows pretty good Italian after just 3yrs, he's promising
8:17 big oof
Keita is different and young. I pretty sure that Keita love Italy more than those right wings. He act and speak the language like he has lived in Italy for a long time. Sambou is has a family other problems. Of cause the Guy knows that is about racism, but he can't tell him that. It will not help him neither way just close your eyes and do the work.
The funny thing is that there are whites illegal immigrates walking free on the streets without looking over their shoulders.
Just ungrateful ppl🤦🏾♂️ the man trying to help y'all adapt to life in a foreign country. Get with the program or go home
Non violent people that want to be a part of their new home and are welcoming themselves are not a problem and are welcome. I do however see a problem with a messed up violent culture coming into a peaceful non violent culture changing it though. I don’t understand why people look at a violent place and think it’s a good idea to bring the very same people that make that place a horribly dangerous place to their own country ? 🤷♂️🤔 Well it isn’t a good idea, if you wouldn’t move somewhere because you wouldn’t feel safe, don’t bring them to you!
A boot camp is only as good as the drill instructors and there willingness to not let them off.
9 months seems like it really want change anyone, just help some with a positive attitude already and some without and opportunity to fake it and still get citizenship.
The day is close...go away strangers.
Salvini com back 👏👏👏
Migrante go home!!!☝️☝️☝️
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