Did you say that for those who came to Croatia uninvited during the war, got citizenship even though they never lived in this country and stayed in it after the war even though no one asked them to stay here?
If Croatian people are paid decent wage in Croatia they would not go abroad to work. They would all rather live in their own country. Then Croatia would not need to import foreign workers. The system should support their own citizens to stay and work in Croatia and that would preserve the culture
Capitalism only supports bigger profits for the capitalist class. Allowing cheap workers from third world countries to flood the country instead of paying ''expensive'' domestic workers is a natural consequence of that.
@@saccount-z3 Nothing is wrong with Croatia remaining Croatian, of course. Notice that 'diversity', only applies to pale, Christian nations. Must be a coincidence, right?
@@saccount-z3 How's that a good thing when the people didn't vote for it? Notice that 'diversity', only applies to pale, Christian nations. Must be a coincidence, right?
it was never 99,93 Croat lol don't know where this fool pulled that stat. According to the 2021 census, the majority of inhabitants are Croats (91.6%), followed by Serbs (3.2%), Bosniaks (0.62%), Roma (0.46%), Albanians (0.36%), Italians (0.36%).
@@dole7959 Are those ethnicities from the census? Those are still croatian citizens/nationals if they have "drzavljanstvo", so they are still Croatians in that sense, just not ethnically croat. I think he is talking about foreigners, people that don't have croatian citizenship but they have a permanent or temporary residence. This is different than the ethnic breakdown of croatian citizens. A person born in croatia with a croatian passport that identifies as serb in heritage is not a foreigner in any sense, they are part of the serb minority and still a croatian national.
@@demisthemenace9444 If Britons, Germans or Swedes wanted to permanently move to Croatia we wouldn't have any issues with that. We would accept them with open arms. But we don't want people from far east that are completely different in every possible way and who will never assimilate no matter what.
@@script5991what are we The Borg from Star Trek so we assimilate people? I remember my grandma telling me a story how she saw a black person for the first time on the main railway station in Zagreb back in the 60's. She said that everybody stared at him like he was somekind of alien. Maybe we can try this tactic on all the forigners and they would simply leave if we stare enough. But only the far east ones becuse they are only good enough to harvest our tomatos, prepare our meal, deliver our food, clean our toilets and make our beds.
Demographics are destiny. A trickle is fine but letting in masses of people from far cultures means you will lose your nation. Just ask Native Americans, Tibetans, Manchus, etc. what happens when other people settle en masse in your nation. Like bankruptcy, it’s gradual for a time then sudden and irreversible.
What culture do young croats have today? Whatching their phones all the time? Its the same everywhere. Globalisation. Maybe thats better. Less diferences less chance for a conflict.
I'm from Croatia and they say government we need 1 mil workers in the future and that will be the replacement of Croatian people because we don't have kids...
And then what? Ethnic tensions? War again? How did Serbia do with leting Albanians into Kosovo? How did Lebanon do by allowing Muslims in? When you're demographically replaced, you think there will be a Croatia? And in the time when even China is replacing workers with automation, you think immporting a future unemployement problem is smart?
@@Cyricist001 , Don't forget, you're referring to cultures that are different but regional. Imagine cultures vastly different than your own by very large margins.
@@illyri-albanoi Kosovo was majority Serbian until under Tito refugees from Albania were allowed in, the demographics shifted and ethnic tensions rose.
@@PaulBradbury I know you're just trying to engage your audience, so I'll leave a response for those who don't understand why it's bad :) Because what made you fall in love with this country is having more of the local population, not having less of it. What makes a country are its people and their culture, otherwise it's just a giant empty piece of land. If croatia were under the taliban, no one would be interested in visiting or staying.
@@PaulBradbury DIEversity. Every mixturing of cultures, religions, races, mentality and etnicity destroys comunity (more conflicts, violence, crimes, isolations of different groups (no go zones), smaller wages for all, higher home rent prices, more trash on streets...). For example just look city of Stabbington ... errrrr ... London. For tourist country most important is security.
@@dovlacro6382 And why do you think there's a need for all these immigrant workers? Did you think that it's because there's no more Croatian workers available to take on the jobs they are doing? Because a white christian country-loving tradition-conserving Croat made all other Croats run away from this country. It's the same people you're putting on pedestal that caused the immigration. People that probably made your parents have less than 300€ pension after 40 years of working. You want 'pure' country? Then first we need to stop putting in power people that ran this country economically into the ground. Until that happens - immigrant workers. Otherwise you can put a lock into that small remaining industry that's still running in this country. edit: not to mention that Serbs and Bosnians are carrying the whole tourist season during summer. But now even they started to realise how much a white, pure, god fearing, country loving, tax-evading croatian will scam them first chance. We did this. Without immigrant workers this country stops.
Anyone who observes the world around us (not listening to the MSM, but independent media and citizens-journalists) knows exactly what Croatia will look like soon. In the end we will end up like the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Germany... In our country we will become a minority without any rights, (ili na hrvatskom: zadnja rupa na svirali) ,we will be banned from our religion, we will be called names because we want to continue to have our culture and traditions, because we love our history... while crimes will increase enormously. It will be worse for us than for other EU countries because there are few of us and the transformation will happen quickly. But that is the plan of the globalists, so everything is going exactly according to their plan, and since we are small and unimportant, they are only now coming down on us, since the destruction of the above-mentioned big countries is going quite well. 😢
That isnt the plan of globalist... I can see why you would think that tho, fear is easy, very VERY easy... As someone rasied in a small town in Croatia, i can tell you i never got accustomed to the religion, traditions, anything. Born and raised here, regardless, i was and simply am different, let me tell you, i was NOT accepted at all. I had to either conform or well, die. So im all for globalism as it means people will shut the fck up about their "must be"s and will start accepting more variety...
@@quicksolution5881 So instead of wasting your time trying to change the hardheaded surroundings that you so much hate, why don't you f off to berlin? You'll find globalism on steroids in all the different flavours.
We must treat the preservation of Croatian culture very seriously and avoid the mistake of more Western-European nations with regards to mass immigration. It's often a sensitive topic but anyone who's seen the results of mass immigration and it's destructive effect on a country's culture knows this to be the case (regardless of a probable reluctance to admit it).
No reluctance to admit. I've lived and traveled in the US, Canada, West Europe, East Europe, and North West Asia. Can you guess what places had the lowest moral?
@@timjrgebn Do you mean lowest moral standards? if so, pretty much all those places you mentioned defend abortion, which explains their extremely low birth rates. I'm south American and when I think about people with "good morals", I usually think of Arabic and other Muslim people since they tend to take their religion very seriously, as a result, they abstain from premarital sex, they don't abort their kids, they don't practice homosexuality, they don't embrace transgenderism etc.. I'm a Catholic, and I'm proud to be a Catholic, however it is a sad reality that Catholics and other Christians as well, practice premarital sex, they vote for candidates who support abortion and homosexual sex.. Pretty much all Christian countries have very low birth rates since a large percentage of the kids conceived are aborted or contracepted.
@Dah42 I'm actually in complete agreement with you. I'm even married to an Arab and also agree. My point was West Europe had some of the lowest morale, and morals too. US takes the cake, of course, with West Europe being a close second. I actually met some of the best people in West Asia.
@@timjrgebn Hi. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this important issue. Your words on this matter are significant, especially considering that you're well-traveled, which has provided you with the opportunity to explore and understand these cultures. Unfortunately, Latin America is another region where morals are pretty poor, we have extremely high rates of abortion and single motherhood. We also think that it's "cool" to defend homosexuality and transgenderism. Is west Asia the same as "Middle East"?
@@Dah42 , Sadly true. And because South and Central Americas proximity to the US, they may continue being taken advantage of by the US even after the US has further declined. Not all Middle Eastern countries are in West Asia (Egypt) and not all West Asian countries are part of the Middle East (Azerbaijan). This is why I try to be more specific. Note that while the Middle East doesn't really accept the fringe social movements in the West, they are modernizing sexually. You can see plenty of women wearing crop tops now and dating, for example, with many of the youth wanting to move to the West for economic reasons. It is more likely the world will see itself modernize to the point of long-term decline everywhere, e.g., birth rates plummet, the global economy declines or stagnates for a very long time, inequality rises (maybe for a long time), there's a return of serfdom (already seeing subtle forms of it), etc. I hope I'm wrong, though. I hope what happens is the rest of the world sees where this is all heading and learns how to do something different from the West. I just worry the world will continue not thinking for themselves and following the West's example. If they do, then a declining population, falling global economy, and rising long-term inequality will be the only thing to force people to care about families, as family would then be the last hope for survival. If someone has money, and I do end up right, my recommendation would be to buy a farm and start a family...
It's not 99,3% Croats in Croatia, but 99,3% white people in Croatia. Serbs, Bosnians, Slovenes, Italians, Hungarians, Czechs, Slovaks, Montenegrins, Macedonians, Rusins.....all those minorities are also white, European nations.
@@srbce8355 Most Croats are Serbs that converted to Catholicsm and they were also ruled by Hungarians for 1000 years, and they bred their women so that would also make Croats non white.
@@denis3208 and most serbs are actually gypsies and vlachs who converted into serbs by serbian orthodox church, they were also raped by turks and other ottoman muslims for 500 years, and before that they were ruled for centuries by byzantines and bulgarians aswell, hence most of us today look like we are from pakistan
Croat here, our people are leaving the country en masse because the wages are terrible and a lot of products here are crazy expensive, for example a lot of stuff here is more expensive than in Germany and their wages are 3-4-5 times higher than ours. The leading political party here (HDZ) which has been in power pretty much non-stop since we became independant in '91 is systematically destroying our country. We are being replaced with people from Nepal and The Philippines.
There is a polish minority in Croatia, they came here mostly a very long time ago and are descendants of polish people, basically for me they are croatian as i am, they are free to express their culture like every other minority, there are more than 14 different recognized minorities in Croatia, we are all croatian as far as I'm concerned and i respect their ancestry and culture, it is the wealth of our country
@@EzEcro How do you respect their anestry and culture if you claim them as Croats. They're ethnic Poles, moving to another Country doesn't change that. Burgerland Croats are still Croats even if they lived for centuries in Austria. If I moved to Japan, would I be Japanese?
Old Latin proverb "sī fuerīs Rōmae, Rōmānō vīvitō mōre; sī fuerīs alibī, vīvitō sīcut ibī" or in english "When in Rome, do as the Romans do", is everything we are looking from people who come to this country.
Combining those with permanent residence rights, Stalni Borovak, with temporary residence, privremeni?, is a bit confusing as I've not met any Asians with permanent rights except spouses.
I don't see what is confusing about it. The aim is to give a snapshot of foreigners living here with permits. MUP tracks those with temporary and permanent residency, so makes sense to present that combined number. As for Asians with residency not married to locals, I have met several.
i am from Zagreb... the city is already discasting now whit all those imigrants.. we used to enjoy our life especially in the center of the city .. now that is lost.. it remainds me of Paris and London.. our politicians are driving Croats out of conty and importing peoples from east, africa and arab failed states.. all this is discasting
I to je baš užas brate. Ja kao fakat ukrajinac ne mam pojma za što te zajebanci iz Majmunistana su došli uz vas živjeti. Imate vi prednost, pametnost i mogućnosti zauvijek. Bog i Hrvati! Živim tu godinu i pol dana i kažem tebi iskreno što za mene Hrvatska je postala kao moja druga domovina. Trudim se, učim se, i štovam vašu kulturu. Još nisam fakat purger ali krenim u taj stranu pomalo :D Slažem se s tobom što ne smiju oni ovdije se ostati dalije. Dakle, moramo mi zaštititi naš “slavic way of life” dok imamo još taj foru. Inače izgubit ćemo svoju budučnost! A oni opčenito ne želi se integrirati. Za njih “Dobar dan, dostava” to je preteško i oni očekivaju da ti češ sa nima pričati zauvijek engleski. Jer oni su svi stavili svoj kurac na ovu zemlju. Nažalost dobili smo problem kad zadnja rupa na svirali. Et spiritus, sanctum, amen
Did you say that for those who came to Croatia uninvited during the war, got citizenship even though they never lived in this country and stayed in it after the war even though no one asked them to stay here?
@@damirhlobik6488 who are you targeting? 200,000 Muslim refugees who fled because of the serbian aggression on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
@@Medusa_Alope_Demeter_XUz svo poštovanje prema tragediji koja je zadesila Ukrainu, nisi kompetentan pričati u ime nas koji smo rođeni ovdje, pogotovo u ime Zagrepčana. Prihvatili smo vas Ukraince kao svoje, isto tako prihvaćamo svakog dobronamjernog stranca koji ovdje nalazi bolji život. Poštuj naše i mi ćemo poštovati tvoje.
This is horrible. We have seen what forced racial diversity has done to the West. Croatia was already culturally, geographically and in many other senses as diverse as it could be, but Western media only sees " not enough blacks and muslims overthere".
That's the reason I love my Slavonija, over there live pure Croatians. No imigrants in Slavonija and nobody don't stay in Slavonija. Everyone want go to Zagreb and coastline.
The only pure Croats are in Zagorje, Slavonija was nomans land during the Ottoman wars and was emptied of people. Later the Habsburgs settled in this region anyone who wanted to.
Im from klis and we are also pure croatians slavonians are mostly farmers and we are farm and sea people you guys are more like hungarian in mentality and we are more relaxed like italy its all because of history . But we are all pure croatians
Here is one big mistake- the author confuses foreign workers with non-whites. But, actually, since foreign workers are over 90% whites- although not Croats, except from Bosnia- non-whites (Nepalese, Bengalis, Pakistanis,..) are less than 0.5% of the current population of Croatia. In actual numbers, ca. 15,000- 25,000 people
An interesting times has come again. According to Ray Dalio, today's state of economy, and the global social attitude mirror the late 1930s of last century. So, Populists like yourself accuse all except themself for all failures, and misfortune on this earth. My advice to you is to read more and get some educations to improve your life, and to help you becoming more civic. “good people are everywhere, and so are idiots”
Tough one… I would simply look at it as a sign of the times… we have multiple challenges here. There is a spike of labor demand on the coast in regards to the tourist season and there is no sign of it going down in the future. We will never have a sufficient number of workers to compensate for the ever growing spike. Second, over the years we have simply grown a culture of migration and people are bombarded with this topic from all angles (close relatives, friends, media etc.). It would be interesting to know how often the topic "working abroad" is brought up within our students and for e.g. students in Germany. Just the other day I had a conversation with a future mechanical engineer and he plans going abroad before the ink gets dry on his diploma. I asked the simple question: why? His answer was: "more opportunity". This is still very much going on. I think that we and by we I mean all the croatians that are still here and don't have tendencies to go anywhere simply need to wake up from this dream that the diaspora will return, that we will all of a sudden have a dramatic leap in birth rates and tackle this new challenge with an open mind. All in all I think the situation is much better than 15 years ago when job seeking was almost a job in itself.
We had three ethnic clensings in the last 150 years, incliding the Germans eighty years ago. It doesn't matter who they are, what skin they have, what religion they follow - at the end of the day we have ethnic conflict. It will be no different this time. And then people say "learn from history". We learned nothing. Instead of paying more a Croat and have him spend money on Croatian goods so wealth stays inside our borders, we hire foreigners who send it back home and buy foreign goods that are of lesser quality than ourr own were but are slightly cheaper. Insanity.
@@Cyricist001 , You should see what Canada has become. It has a much bigger population than Croatia, and I'd say they are even more past a point of no return than Croatia. As an American, though, I'd have to disagree about the skin color not mattering. It's permanently destroyed America's future for the very fact people can't get over skin color. It's almost like an ethnic cleansing multiplier. Being ethnically cleansed by a regional country is way different than from cultures extremely different from your own by unimaginable degrees. Imagine getting death threats by an immigrant for telling them they can't perform female genital mutilation on their daughter like back home. Wish I were joking, but welcome to Canada...
But why would they change it. Leave croatia be. We just want our own. We dont hate others. We just want Croatia for Croatians.. its sad to mix tradition, culture, faith , and heritage to a devolving state
Dear Paul. I hope this msg finds to you. My Mom (me as well) we love all your contents but I have one issue (not really issue, but more a sugestion) Could you please on your videos, like you did the facts and numbers, put on all the videos a croatian language translation ? Why I ask this?! Its easy, My mom and lots of the older Gen do not really speak ENG and its benefitial for them to be able (without me) to understand you! I already sometimes feel like a translator for my neighbors and parents. Well, the thing is, every time I need to translate for them. It looks like a gathering small group (of oldier ladies/gents) who are waiting for me to turn on your videos "neighbors in the street watch together" and have their good time. Thank you Paul for everything, I am very glad that you are happy in Croatia. I'm from HR but I live in London.
@@PaulBradbury Thanks. When we look at this data, no wonder a lot of mosques are being built in Croatia. Even Osijek will have an Islamic center, although it (at least for now) has almost no Muslims. Croatia is getting islamized. Btw: too bad there is no data on gender. From what I see, 90+% of immigrants are male. Very few females among them.
I have a question to Croatians, what do you think about Ukrainians living in Croatia? As Ukrainian citizen who now live in Croatia I'm thinking to stay and just curious what Croatians think about us Ukrainians.
@@shrekbalkan817 I think he's talking about the three ethnic cleansings that happened in the last 150 years. It just sucks w're making the groundwork for yet another war here. ...sigh, so much for learning from history.
Hey Paul, I think you should change the title of your video, Croatia is still more than 99 percent white, the non white population or foreig nworkers from Asia make around 0.6 of the Croatian population. Also the temporary residents do not count as population when population count is every 10 years in Croatia, but even if you counted them, Croatia would still be 99.2 percent white. So basically the title is wrong.
There's an interesting thing that happened in my place where I live; some 10+ years ago there would have been a small football playground bustling with activity from local guys playing football all weekend, then some 5 years ago all that just stopped completely because most people started working around EU, and for a little while it was completely empty. Now, it's bustling with activity once again (even much more than before), but this time it's all the immigrant workers from Nepal, India, Philippines. Hopefully they manage to integrate properly, but I'm guessing language barrier might be really hard to overcome.
@@agontprevarator5214 I haven't heard anything bad about them so far. People tend to talk fondly about them (even old people who are vary of such things). Feels like it's generally good vibe around them. Of course there's the fact that some habits are different and they can be culture-shocked, especially if they come from some rural places, but I can guarantee that our emigrants in other EU countries are far worse and cause much more 'noise' wherever they go. If average Croatian is as close minded as you are (luckily isn't), then I for sure would rather have those 'unintegrated' immigrants as neighbours than people like you. Croatia was never an immigrant destination and our institutions aren't really prepared for influx of so many people (nor are people used to it), so big weight lies on institutions providing proper help for them to settle and integrate. When our people go into Germany we have everything pretty much handed to us, we go to a familiar place, and still many fail to integrate into their society, and try to balkanize it. So it's very unfair to expect them to integrate in a matter of few years. Something to think about.
Divine Pomies, we are pretty good at football, waterpolo, handball, martial arts, winnter sports you name it....imagine in 2-3 years from now on, to assemble decent ckicket team trained by Neplese, Indians and all those good at it, and willing to come and live in our beautiful country...... what's wrong with it?
Croatia is predominantly White and Christian over 90% of Croatia is White and Christian, same with Poland which is by far the most homogenous in Europe 98% of Poland is White Poles.
The thing you fail to understand is that all, and I do mean EVERYONE, foreign workers are going to Croatia for one reason only- to have free passage to Germany and other nice countries. Pay in Croatia is about 700 euros for work that is hard and annoying. So why to stay here when you can do same job for double money in country that hates you the same?
i am argentinian and i am getting the citizenship by ancestry. 700 euros is probably better than here in argentina (the economic crisis will make the country collapse). i dont think inmigrants would want to go to germany since they would have to learn two languages
i dont think you understand that they want to conquer all of europe under the banner of islam or hinduism. plus they will be fond of the european women, whether the european women like it or not.
As long as we get those mighty EU funds, as long as we get as many as possible to go clean toilets in germany, as long as first year students are taught gender ideology, as long as we are all boosted, i don't care if we're like london! #priorities
@@PaulBradbury It's a matter of collective consciousness so there is nothing I can do or am doing, it's fighting the windmills, I'll let history take its course and just enjoy the decline. If some drastic shifts do happen, both in croatia and (more critically as of right now) the rest of the west, great, but I'm not keeping my hopes up. Saves me from potential disappointment, you know.
We are all people, some good some bad, i lived in Ireland for a couple of years and i liked all the people, very welcoming country, always you can find unfriendly people but that's normal, i don't judge a whole nation on a couple of douch bags, we have some too here😂
@@gloopdogg1145 this crest was in use hundreds of years before NDH, it is a part of Austro Hungarian flag, that's all you need to know, now that said i know exactly what you feel about Croatia and croatian people, i know you well
Foreigners from Asia are coming to Croatia to work and are not committing any crimes so far. Which is not the case for other western EU countries to my understanding (different immigrant profile with different intentions). Considering the majority of them look to be males, I don't see them creating families here in the future. That could be a potential risk from crime perspective though.
We have people coming from Nepal and Phillipines looking for work. We don't let in Arabs and Africans, nor do they want to stay here (no welfare programs available).
Not all of those 99,3% or 95% are ethnic Croats. They are Croatian nationals. I don't think Croatian Serbs would look fondly on you calling them Croats. Refering to 0:34
Yes, it was 99,3% Croatian nationals, which included smaller minorities such as Serbs, Bosniaks, Italians, Hungarians, Czech, Slovak, Germans, Sinti and Romanies. Kind of misleading, but I don't know, if Croatia keeps track of people's ethnicities, so this might have been the closest approximation.
@@YourD3estinY Croatia does indeed keep detailed statistics about ethnic composition of the population. Sorry Paul, but I don't get it, why are you mixing Croatian nationality and Croatian ethnicity again? The data is very much available.
No problem for Croatians.They are not so white.They are more brown,so no problems with hair color.Any way nowday Croats has almost nothing to do with Croats some centuries ago. Still they think they are real Croats.The same will happend in the future people from Nepal,Philippines etc and the rests of nowdays Croats all mixed together will think that they are real Croats ,and so it will continue in the future,continue,continue... . No problem.
Unfortunately or fortunately, there will be no Croats in 50 years. We lost statehood, money, and now we are rapidly losing people. A nation that resisted enemies for thousands of years was destroyed. Soon the same fate awaits all the nations of Europe.
Yeah my cousin married to a surinamese woman and they live in croatia for years. But we dont even have many people in the first place . Now its getting more because of expats and stuff but its just like when you come to jamaica you will find jamaican people mostly . We are kinds similar in many ways tho. Croatia is economically not very strong. And its dominantly caucasian because croatia never had slaves or colonies in africa or south america so thats why we dont have many immigrants they come in our country by choice not because our land robbed theirs like netherlands, uk, france, spain and portugal. But allot of asian people came to live in croatia aswell and i love it ❤️🫶🏼
Ukrainians are living in Croatia for past 300y. In fact the oldest ukrainian minority in the world is here in Croatia and there is a good reason for it....they are White Croats my friend. They are our kin. Brothers and sisters. So I am glad Ukrainians came here to live and to work...and I hope more will arrive. I wont go into hostory much but once we have called what is now Ukraine our home. And officialy Ukraine is proud of their connection with Croats and their Croatian roots. So is the Poland. But Czechs and Slovaks are not. Slovenians nope...Montenegrins...so-so...Bosniaks...well they are in group with Czecks and Slovaks. About people from far east...they can work live and stay here as long as they will not make problems. Like few weeks ago when they fought among themselves in the broad daylight in Zagreb's dead center. So if they want to stay they will need to behave...otherwise B.B.B will have to educate them some manners
Well 100 000 Polish imigranta to USA at the begining of 20th century apon arrival said for themselves to be White Croats. Those people were around Krakow whose old name was Hrvat and was capital of White Croatia. Even mother of Karol Woytila considered herself to be White Croatian. She never said for herself to be Polish. I advice you brother to learn about the topic a bit more....cause Malopolska was filled with Croatians
@@MrBlacksford Krakow cardinal Stanislaw Hosiuz in late 15th century considered croatian language as "madra lingue" of all slavic languages and that it should be universal among slavic nations. In 16th century Pope made a decree that Croatian should be thought in universities for minimum of 2y making it official european language. I can read polish but since you have odd way of writing...not like us where every letter has its own sound and words are forming with combining sounds of letters...well...i can read every slavic language but i have most dificulties with polish. I hope I will visit Poland one day
@@MrBlacksfordWhite croatians were a pagan slavic Tribe located in modern day poland/Ukraine and some of them moved down the Adria to flee from the Awars during 8th Century. There they turned catholic and became a roman catholic croatian Kingdom. I think there are still some White croatians in poland and Ukraine, which are Rooted with this Tribe. Thats the reason, ukrainian and polish people have a Big place in our heart
Now this is good post to prove how Croats are still narrow minded, just look at comments, they feel bad surrounded with non Croats while working in eg Germany, they feel bad surrounded with non croats in Croatia, they do tolerate turists for obvious reasons though...
What's the alternative? I lived in US and Canada for a long time, was born there. The anti-white politics is at crazy levels now, all political parties themselves say they are in a "culture" (what culture?) war. What's really happening is an emerging racism, nationalism, and populism EVERYWHERE around the world. Bring up white people in Ontario, Canada. They'll say you can't be racist towards white people. Same in many parts of the US. Bring up immigrants in Europe and watch them talk garbage about Indians. So if it's growing everywhere, where is the most stable? A place full of people who seem to not get along due to ethnic, racial, cultural, etc., differences or a place more stable BECAUSE there is little difference?
Tijekom Domovinskog rata, Nepal je poslao svoju vojsku u sastavu Ujedinjenih Naroda da pomognu zaustaviti rat. Danas njihova djeca dolaze u Hrvatsku "trbuhom za kruhom"
Tako da bi mogli imati novi domovinski rat? U prošlih 150 godina imali smo tri etnička čišćenja, misliš da će biti ovaj put drukčije? Povijest je rekla svoje.
@@Cyricist001 Reci to onima koji su za rata nepozvani došli u HR, dobili HR državljanstvo iako nikad nisu živjeli u HR i ostali nakon rata iako ih nitko nije molio niti tražio da ostanu.
Krajina serbs expelled Croats from their own homes in 91......4 years later on they ran away from occupied parts of Croatia in order to not get punished for crimes against Croats
You are the second person I've seen called Žarko. Kind of a honor. What type of work does your company work? I don't mind them staying here but I am afraid they'll end up trapped here in poverty. Some of them are basically slaves. I really don't trust the croatian employers.
Рік тому
I don't know if any of them are modern slaves, the ones i work and communicate with daily are not. We're in the plastic and metal production. They mostly perform the low skill work, yet those that understand a bit of Croatian even operate some CNC machines
Croatia for the Croatians
And Serbs😊
Did you say that for those who came to Croatia uninvited during the war, got citizenship even though they never lived in this country and stayed in it after the war even though no one asked them to stay here?
and africans as well. We love them 🥰
I sve ostale rase i nacionalnosti.
@@balkanhajduk Svi osim četnika su dobrodošli, ne mislim na normalne srbe, već četnici i jugoslaveni oni nisu dobrodošli
If Croatian people are paid decent wage in Croatia they would not go abroad to work. They would all rather live in their own country. Then Croatia would not need to import foreign workers. The system should support their own citizens to stay and work in Croatia and that would preserve the culture
Capitalism only supports bigger profits for the capitalist class. Allowing cheap workers from third world countries to flood the country instead of paying ''expensive'' domestic workers is a natural consequence of that.
@@saccount-z3 Nothing is wrong with Croatia remaining Croatian, of course. Notice that 'diversity', only applies to pale, Christian nations. Must be a coincidence, right?
@@saccount-z3 How's that a good thing when the people didn't vote for it? Notice that 'diversity', only applies to pale, Christian nations. Must be a coincidence, right?
@@saccount-z3 Diverse? Look at France, Sweden, UK, Germany. These people are terrorists, murders and high rape rate
Croatia is being ruled by people who aren't interested in the well being of their own nation.
2:35 from 99.93 % to 95 % is a SMALL SHIFT??? That's insane!
From 1 in every 1000 to 1 in every 20!!
it was never 99,93 Croat lol don't know where this fool pulled that stat. According to the 2021 census, the majority of inhabitants are Croats (91.6%), followed by Serbs (3.2%), Bosniaks (0.62%), Roma (0.46%), Albanians (0.36%), Italians (0.36%).
@@dole7959 Are those ethnicities from the census? Those are still croatian citizens/nationals if they have "drzavljanstvo", so they are still Croatians in that sense, just not ethnically croat. I think he is talking about foreigners, people that don't have croatian citizenship but they have a permanent or temporary residence. This is different than the ethnic breakdown of croatian citizens. A person born in croatia with a croatian passport that identifies as serb in heritage is not a foreigner in any sense, they are part of the serb minority and still a croatian national.
@@dsego84 yes and? Croat is an ethnicity, Croatian is a nationality, my point still stands. It was never 99 nor 95 percent Croat
Yeah that's pretty massive
Diversity did wonders for UK and Germany and specially Sweden... full of great "doctors " "engineers " and crime skyrocketing...
agree, not good to follow those countries as example
No country with a diaspora has any right to complain. As you give, so shall you receive.
@@demisthemenace9444what are you trying to say?
@@demisthemenace9444 If Britons, Germans or Swedes wanted to permanently move to Croatia we wouldn't have any issues with that. We would accept them with open arms. But we don't want people from far east that are completely different in every possible way and who will never assimilate no matter what.
@@script5991what are we The Borg from Star Trek so we assimilate people? I remember my grandma telling me a story how she saw a black person for the first time on the main railway station in Zagreb back in the 60's. She said that everybody stared at him like he was somekind of alien. Maybe we can try this tactic on all the forigners and they would simply leave if we stare enough. But only the far east ones becuse they are only good enough to harvest our tomatos, prepare our meal, deliver our food, clean our toilets and make our beds.
Demographics are destiny. A trickle is fine but letting in masses of people from far cultures means you will lose your nation. Just ask Native Americans, Tibetans, Manchus, etc. what happens when other people settle en masse in your nation. Like bankruptcy, it’s gradual for a time then sudden and irreversible.
Native americans had no nation they were just nomads in a free land
Thats also true
F them! Just ask Americans, English, French etc...
Manchus conquered China... Lmao
A trickle is not fine and it always precedes a dam break.
It's definately a bad thing.
It's a disgrace. But a good opportunity.
This is exactly how it starts.
Dear Croatian: dont sell your property, to foreign People. Its our ancestors Land
We Need to preserve the culture
What culture do young croats have today? Whatching their phones all the time? Its the same everywhere. Globalisation. Maybe thats better. Less diferences less chance for a conflict.
Fight for your country's future look at France Germany Belgium and Sweden... Horrible what is happening.
@@UA-camLoves2Cenosor as Trump said. France, there is no more France
We need get the culture.
From the Netherlands here, never sell your culture Croats, like our government did. Sa dom spremni
I'm from Croatia and they say government we need 1 mil workers in the future and that will be the replacement of Croatian people because we don't have kids...
And then what? Ethnic tensions? War again? How did Serbia do with leting Albanians into Kosovo? How did Lebanon do by allowing Muslims in?
When you're demographically replaced, you think there will be a Croatia?
And in the time when even China is replacing workers with automation, you think immporting a future unemployement problem is smart?
That's not true, they lie. The Croatian people left Croatia and now live in Germany, Ireland, Austria.. And all with the help of a lying government.
@@Cyricist001 ,
Don't forget, you're referring to cultures that are different but regional. Imagine cultures vastly different than your own by very large margins.
@@Cyricist001 lmao serbs never owned my lands never native we were born there native dardania
@@illyri-albanoi Kosovo was majority Serbian until under Tito refugees from Albania were allowed in, the demographics shifted and ethnic tensions rose.
#preservecroatianwhitepeople
A bad thing ,that is.
Because?
@@PaulBradbury I know you're just trying to engage your audience, so I'll leave a response for those who don't understand why it's bad :)
Because what made you fall in love with this country is having more of the local population, not having less of it. What makes a country are its people and their culture, otherwise it's just a giant empty piece of land. If croatia were under the taliban, no one would be interested in visiting or staying.
@@PaulBradbury DIEversity. Every mixturing of cultures, religions, races, mentality and etnicity destroys comunity (more conflicts, violence, crimes, isolations of different groups (no go zones), smaller wages for all, higher home rent prices, more trash on streets...). For example just look city of Stabbington ... errrrr ... London. For tourist country most important is security.
@@dovlacro6382 And why do you think there's a need for all these immigrant workers? Did you think that it's because there's no more Croatian workers available to take on the jobs they are doing? Because a white christian country-loving tradition-conserving Croat made all other Croats run away from this country. It's the same people you're putting on pedestal that caused the immigration. People that probably made your parents have less than 300€ pension after 40 years of working.
You want 'pure' country? Then first we need to stop putting in power people that ran this country economically into the ground. Until that happens - immigrant workers. Otherwise you can put a lock into that small remaining industry that's still running in this country.
edit: not to mention that Serbs and Bosnians are carrying the whole tourist season during summer. But now even they started to realise how much a white, pure, god fearing, country loving, tax-evading croatian will scam them first chance. We did this. Without immigrant workers this country stops.
Nope.
The last time i was in zagreb i barely recognized it. Tons of migrant workers
This is a huge shift, this needs to revert and fast.
Anyone who observes the world around us (not listening to the MSM, but independent media and citizens-journalists) knows exactly what Croatia will look like soon. In the end we will end up like the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Germany... In our country we will become a minority without any rights, (ili na hrvatskom: zadnja rupa na svirali) ,we will be banned from our religion, we will be called names because we want to continue to have our culture and traditions, because we love our history... while crimes will increase enormously. It will be worse for us than for other EU countries because there are few of us and the transformation will happen quickly. But that is the plan of the globalists, so everything is going exactly according to their plan, and since we are small and unimportant, they are only now coming down on us, since the destruction of the above-mentioned big countries is going quite well. 😢
That isnt the plan of globalist... I can see why you would think that tho, fear is easy, very VERY easy... As someone rasied in a small town in Croatia, i can tell you i never got accustomed to the religion, traditions, anything. Born and raised here, regardless, i was and simply am different, let me tell you, i was NOT accepted at all. I had to either conform or well, die. So im all for globalism as it means people will shut the fck up about their "must be"s and will start accepting more variety...
@@quicksolution5881 So instead of wasting your time trying to change the hardheaded surroundings that you so much hate, why don't you f off to berlin? You'll find globalism on steroids in all the different flavours.
Uplifting stuff, you can't deny it.... default as u said Paul
Unfortunately you are right. Joining Schengen and adopting the Euro were nails in the coffin.
@Dr Winston Smith
but poland is in schengen too , and hungary .. .
Mostly because Croatia didn't have a social welfare system in place like Germany or the UK
We must treat the preservation of Croatian culture very seriously and avoid the mistake of more Western-European nations with regards to mass immigration. It's often a sensitive topic but anyone who's seen the results of mass immigration and it's destructive effect on a country's culture knows this to be the case (regardless of a probable reluctance to admit it).
No reluctance to admit. I've lived and traveled in the US, Canada, West Europe, East Europe, and North West Asia. Can you guess what places had the lowest moral?
@@timjrgebn Do you mean lowest moral standards? if so, pretty much all those places you mentioned defend abortion, which explains their extremely low birth rates.
I'm south American and when I think about people with "good morals", I usually think of Arabic and other Muslim people since they tend to take their religion very seriously, as a result, they abstain from premarital sex, they don't abort their kids, they don't practice homosexuality, they don't embrace transgenderism etc..
I'm a Catholic, and I'm proud to be a Catholic, however it is a sad reality that Catholics and other Christians as well, practice premarital sex, they vote for candidates who support abortion and homosexual sex.. Pretty much all Christian countries have very low birth rates since a large percentage of the kids conceived are aborted or contracepted.
@Dah42
I'm actually in complete agreement with you. I'm even married to an Arab and also agree. My point was West Europe had some of the lowest morale, and morals too. US takes the cake, of course, with West Europe being a close second.
I actually met some of the best people in West Asia.
@@timjrgebn Hi. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this important issue. Your words on this matter are significant, especially considering that you're well-traveled, which has provided you with the opportunity to explore and understand these cultures.
Unfortunately, Latin America is another region where morals are pretty poor, we have extremely high rates of abortion and single motherhood. We also think that it's "cool" to defend homosexuality and transgenderism.
Is west Asia the same as "Middle East"?
@@Dah42 ,
Sadly true. And because South and Central Americas proximity to the US, they may continue being taken advantage of by the US even after the US has further declined.
Not all Middle Eastern countries are in West Asia (Egypt) and not all West Asian countries are part of the Middle East (Azerbaijan).
This is why I try to be more specific.
Note that while the Middle East doesn't really accept the fringe social movements in the West, they are modernizing sexually. You can see plenty of women wearing crop tops now and dating, for example, with many of the youth wanting to move to the West for economic reasons.
It is more likely the world will see itself modernize to the point of long-term decline everywhere, e.g., birth rates plummet, the global economy declines or stagnates for a very long time, inequality rises (maybe for a long time), there's a return of serfdom (already seeing subtle forms of it), etc.
I hope I'm wrong, though. I hope what happens is the rest of the world sees where this is all heading and learns how to do something different from the West. I just worry the world will continue not thinking for themselves and following the West's example. If they do, then a declining population, falling global economy, and rising long-term inequality will be the only thing to force people to care about families, as family would then be the last hope for survival.
If someone has money, and I do end up right, my recommendation would be to buy a farm and start a family...
I don't want those people here. Loud and clear.
But Serbs are ok😊👌🎉
nor do I want Bosnian-Herzegovinian "Croats" in Croatia, very loud and, very clear
@@balkanhajdukno
@@balkanhajdukNo they are not, a croatian croatia is what we need, a pure Croatia
@@grosslydb8450 that will not happen. EU made sure
It's not 99,3% Croats in Croatia, but 99,3% white people in Croatia. Serbs, Bosnians, Slovenes, Italians, Hungarians, Czechs, Slovaks, Montenegrins, Macedonians, Rusins.....all those minorities are also white, European nations.
serbs and hungarians are not really white
@@srbce8355 Most Croats are Serbs that converted to Catholicsm and they were also ruled by Hungarians for 1000 years, and they bred their women so that would also make Croats non white.
@@denis3208 and most serbs are actually gypsies and vlachs who converted into serbs by serbian orthodox church, they were also raped by turks and other ottoman muslims for 500 years, and before that they were ruled for centuries by byzantines and bulgarians aswell, hence most of us today look like we are from pakistan
@@denis3208Most serbs are just orthodox turks
@@ivanhus3852 Quite the opposite, turks are muslim greeks, slavs (serbs included), georgians, kurds, anatolians etc.
I see these new peeps all over Split lately so i was very curious as to why this change occurs so radically in the past year or two
Quite fascinating
You sure they aren't tourists? And where are they from mainly?
Croat here, our people are leaving the country en masse because the wages are terrible and a lot of products here are crazy expensive, for example a lot of stuff here is more expensive than in Germany and their wages are 3-4-5 times higher than ours. The leading political party here (HDZ) which has been in power pretty much non-stop since we became independant in '91 is systematically destroying our country. We are being replaced with people from Nepal and The Philippines.
Croatia, love you !
Some statistics on Polish people in Croatia perhaps? Thanks for your work!
There is a polish minority in Croatia, they came here mostly a very long time ago and are descendants of polish people, basically for me they are croatian as i am, they are free to express their culture like every other minority, there are more than 14 different recognized minorities in Croatia, we are all croatian as far as I'm concerned and i respect their ancestry and culture, it is the wealth of our country
Poland has 760 on temporary permit, 236 on permanent, so 996 in all
@@PaulBradbury and I'm one of them :)
@@EzEcro that's so interesting! Where can I read more about this?
@@EzEcro How do you respect their anestry and culture if you claim them as Croats. They're ethnic Poles, moving to another Country doesn't change that. Burgerland Croats are still Croats even if they lived for centuries in Austria.
If I moved to Japan, would I be Japanese?
Is there a list of remaining 19 countries with over 1000 people in Croatia? Thanks.
I do somewhere - will try and post when i have a minute
Old Latin proverb "sī fuerīs Rōmae, Rōmānō vīvitō mōre; sī fuerīs alibī, vīvitō sīcut ibī" or in english "When in Rome, do as the Romans do", is everything we are looking from people who come to this country.
Why should they act like Romans do in Croatia?
@@ivojuk3666Yeah, they should build more Diocletian's Palaces.
Combining those with permanent residence rights, Stalni Borovak, with temporary residence, privremeni?, is a bit confusing as I've not met any Asians with permanent rights except spouses.
I don't see what is confusing about it. The aim is to give a snapshot of foreigners living here with permits. MUP tracks those with temporary and permanent residency, so makes sense to present that combined number. As for Asians with residency not married to locals, I have met several.
and if the croat women are smart, they will not throw away their ancestry for some foreigner.
i am from Zagreb... the city is already discasting now whit all those imigrants.. we used to enjoy our life especially in the center of the city .. now that is lost.. it remainds me of Paris and London.. our politicians are driving Croats out of conty and importing peoples from east, africa and arab failed states.. all this is discasting
I to je baš užas brate. Ja kao fakat ukrajinac ne mam pojma za što te zajebanci iz Majmunistana su došli uz vas živjeti. Imate vi prednost, pametnost i mogućnosti zauvijek. Bog i Hrvati! Živim tu godinu i pol dana i kažem tebi iskreno što za mene Hrvatska je postala kao moja druga domovina. Trudim se, učim se, i štovam vašu kulturu. Još nisam fakat purger ali krenim u taj stranu pomalo :D Slažem se s tobom što ne smiju oni ovdije se ostati dalije. Dakle, moramo mi zaštititi naš “slavic way of life” dok imamo još taj foru. Inače izgubit ćemo svoju budučnost! A oni opčenito ne želi se integrirati. Za njih “Dobar dan, dostava” to je preteško i oni očekivaju da ti češ sa nima pričati zauvijek engleski. Jer oni su svi stavili svoj kurac na ovu zemlju. Nažalost dobili smo problem kad zadnja rupa na svirali. Et spiritus, sanctum, amen
Did you say that for those who came to Croatia uninvited during the war, got citizenship even though they never lived in this country and stayed in it after the war even though no one asked them to stay here?
@@damirhlobik6488 who are you targeting? 200,000 Muslim refugees who fled because of the serbian aggression on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
@@Medusa_Alope_Demeter_XUz svo poštovanje prema tragediji koja je zadesila Ukrainu, nisi kompetentan pričati u ime nas koji smo rođeni ovdje, pogotovo u ime Zagrepčana. Prihvatili smo vas Ukraince kao svoje, isto tako prihvaćamo svakog dobronamjernog stranca koji ovdje nalazi bolji život. Poštuj naše i mi ćemo poštovati tvoje.
@@Medusa_Alope_Demeter_X a NE TREBATE NAM NI VI UKRAJINCI.
It’s not a good thing. Let me say it for you. 😊
i woudl ratehr live in msot romet village here in croatia then London :)
This is horrible. We have seen what forced racial diversity has done to the West.
Croatia was already culturally, geographically and in many other senses as diverse as it could be, but Western media only sees " not enough blacks and muslims overthere".
That's the reason I love my Slavonija, over there live pure Croatians. No imigrants in Slavonija and nobody don't stay in Slavonija. Everyone want go to Zagreb and coastline.
Slavonija sounds great 😃 I am migrating 😅
Slavonija's capital Osijek was actually pioneer in importing workers from Nepal. And nowdays it is packed with Nepalians, Pakistanians and so on...
The only pure Croats are in Zagorje, Slavonija was nomans land during the Ottoman wars and was emptied of people. Later the Habsburgs settled in this region anyone who wanted to.
The only part of Croatia worth anything is the coast. The rest is truly a shithole.
Im from klis and we are also pure croatians slavonians are mostly farmers and we are farm and sea people you guys are more like hungarian in mentality and we are more relaxed like italy its all because of history . But we are all pure croatians
Here is one big mistake- the author confuses foreign workers with non-whites. But, actually, since foreign workers are over 90% whites- although not Croats, except from Bosnia- non-whites (Nepalese, Bengalis, Pakistanis,..) are less than 0.5% of the current population of Croatia. In actual numbers, ca. 15,000- 25,000 people
That 0.5% needs to go home
15000-25000 too much, it should be zero. they are incompatible
@@mavisjohnson4592 They need to fix their own countries rather than seek the easy way out through migration.
Croats are not racists! 🍀greeting from Palestine.
i am. greetings from Croatia.
An interesting times has come again. According to Ray Dalio, today's state of economy, and the global social attitude mirror the late 1930s of last century. So, Populists like yourself accuse all except themself for all failures, and misfortune on this earth. My advice to you is to read more and get some educations to improve your life, and to help you becoming more civic.
“good people are everywhere, and so are idiots”
I am too. Sorry!
@@mavisjohnson4592 For what,
I am Racist
Divercity weakens any country,never makes it stronger. Just ask old Romans , Macedonians or west europe and USA.
So the next step you will see media and propaganda telling you that diversity is gonna be great, and later on that your native culture is bad.
When all of those incoming workers get their voting rights, guess who are they gonna vote for hahahaha
For Andrej Plenkovic. He brought them to Croatia.
@@macooo
not for him particulary, but for HADEZEY 100% haha
Tough one… I would simply look at it as a sign of the times… we have multiple challenges here. There is a spike of labor demand on the coast in regards to the tourist season and there is no sign of it going down in the future. We will never have a sufficient number of workers to compensate for the ever growing spike. Second, over the years we have simply grown a culture of migration and people are bombarded with this topic from all angles (close relatives, friends, media etc.). It would be interesting to know how often the topic "working abroad" is brought up within our students and for e.g. students in Germany. Just the other day I had a conversation with a future mechanical engineer and he plans going abroad before the ink gets dry on his diploma. I asked the simple question: why? His answer was: "more opportunity". This is still very much going on. I think that we and by we I mean all the croatians that are still here and don't have tendencies to go anywhere simply need to wake up from this dream that the diaspora will return, that we will all of a sudden have a dramatic leap in birth rates and tackle this new challenge with an open mind. All in all I think the situation is much better than 15 years ago when job seeking was almost a job in itself.
We had three ethnic clensings in the last 150 years, incliding the Germans eighty years ago. It doesn't matter who they are, what skin they have, what religion they follow - at the end of the day we have ethnic conflict. It will be no different this time.
And then people say "learn from history". We learned nothing. Instead of paying more a Croat and have him spend money on Croatian goods so wealth stays inside our borders, we hire foreigners who send it back home and buy foreign goods that are of lesser quality than ourr own were but are slightly cheaper.
Insanity.
@@Cyricist001 ,
You should see what Canada has become. It has a much bigger population than Croatia, and I'd say they are even more past a point of no return than Croatia. As an American, though, I'd have to disagree about the skin color not mattering. It's permanently destroyed America's future for the very fact people can't get over skin color. It's almost like an ethnic cleansing multiplier.
Being ethnically cleansed by a regional country is way different than from cultures extremely different from your own by unimaginable degrees. Imagine getting death threats by an immigrant for telling them they can't perform female genital mutilation on their daughter like back home. Wish I were joking, but welcome to Canada...
But why would they change it. Leave croatia be. We just want our own. We dont hate others. We just want Croatia for Croatians.. its sad to mix tradition, culture, faith , and heritage to a devolving state
Dear Paul.
I hope this msg finds to you.
My Mom (me as well) we love all your contents but I have one issue (not really issue, but more a sugestion)
Could you please on your videos, like you did the facts and numbers, put on all the videos a croatian language translation ?
Why I ask this?!
Its easy, My mom and lots of the older Gen do not really speak ENG and its benefitial for them to be able (without me) to understand you!
I already sometimes feel like a translator for my neighbors and parents.
Well, the thing is, every time I need to translate for them. It looks like a gathering small group (of oldier ladies/gents) who are waiting for me to turn on your videos "neighbors in the street watch together" and have their good time.
Thank you Paul for everything,
I am very glad that you are happy in Croatia. I'm from HR but I live in London.
Can you share full data?
No sorry, but quite a bit more here www.total-croatia-news.com/lifestyle/66577-whitest-country-in-the-world
@@PaulBradbury Thanks. When we look at this data, no wonder a lot of mosques are being built in Croatia. Even Osijek will have an Islamic center, although it (at least for now) has almost no Muslims. Croatia is getting islamized. Btw: too bad there is no data on gender. From what I see, 90+% of immigrants are male. Very few females among them.
I have a question to Croatians, what do you think about Ukrainians living in Croatia? As Ukrainian citizen who now live in Croatia I'm thinking to stay and just curious what Croatians think about us Ukrainians.
You are culturally similar, you are fine.
ukrainians and other slavs always welcome!
Croatia expert..lol
As for the British, we have you, that's important to us 😄
Can you please share the full stat database here? I’m very curious
Yess
That's a bad thing.
We have the same problem in Poland.
eh we will deal with them like we did in past, but for now we need to keep growing no matter what
That's what the uk and germany said and now they are infected with them
@@shrekbalkan817
I think he's talking about the three ethnic cleansings that happened in the last 150 years. It just sucks w're making the groundwork for yet another war here.
...sigh, so much for learning from history.
@@Cyricist001 I guess you have mistaken Croats for serbs.Its serbs who invented ethnic cleansings as a way of treating different nationalities
@@srbce8355
Are we going to pretend Tito and 40% of the Partisan movement weren't Croats?
Hey Paul, I think you should change the title of your video, Croatia is still more than 99 percent white, the non white population or foreig nworkers from Asia make around 0.6 of the Croatian population. Also the temporary residents do not count as population when population count is every 10 years in Croatia, but even if you counted them, Croatia would still be 99.2 percent white. So basically the title is wrong.
There's an interesting thing that happened in my place where I live; some 10+ years ago there would have been a small football playground bustling with activity from local guys playing football all weekend, then some 5 years ago all that just stopped completely because most people started working around EU, and for a little while it was completely empty. Now, it's bustling with activity once again (even much more than before), but this time it's all the immigrant workers from Nepal, India, Philippines.
Hopefully they manage to integrate properly, but I'm guessing language barrier might be really hard to overcome.
They will integrate like you will find what you were looking for on the 10th page of your google search results
Interesting - thanks for your comment. I hear they work hard 6 days a week and really enjoy the day off, playing football etc. Good luck to them.
@@agontprevarator5214 I haven't heard anything bad about them so far. People tend to talk fondly about them (even old people who are vary of such things). Feels like it's generally good vibe around them. Of course there's the fact that some habits are different and they can be culture-shocked, especially if they come from some rural places, but I can guarantee that our emigrants in other EU countries are far worse and cause much more 'noise' wherever they go.
If average Croatian is as close minded as you are (luckily isn't), then I for sure would rather have those 'unintegrated' immigrants as neighbours than people like you.
Croatia was never an immigrant destination and our institutions aren't really prepared for influx of so many people (nor are people used to it), so big weight lies on institutions providing proper help for them to settle and integrate. When our people go into Germany we have everything pretty much handed to us, we go to a familiar place, and still many fail to integrate into their society, and try to balkanize it. So it's very unfair to expect them to integrate in a matter of few years. Something to think about.
Divine Pomies, we are pretty good at football, waterpolo, handball, martial arts, winnter sports you name it....imagine in 2-3 years from now on, to assemble decent ckicket team trained by Neplese, Indians and all those good at it, and willing to come and live in our beautiful country...... what's wrong with it?
first world cup apperance, bronca.... docek i sve to... meni je to bas prva liga.... to veseli i podize ljude.
Croatia is predominantly White and Christian over 90% of Croatia is White and Christian, same with Poland which is by far the most homogenous in Europe 98% of Poland is White Poles.
The thing you fail to understand is that all, and I do mean EVERYONE, foreign workers are going to Croatia for one reason only- to have free passage to Germany and other nice countries.
Pay in Croatia is about 700 euros for work that is hard and annoying.
So why to stay here when you can do same job for double money in country that hates you the same?
i am argentinian and i am getting the citizenship by ancestry.
700 euros is probably better than here in argentina (the economic crisis will make the country collapse).
i dont think inmigrants would want to go to germany since they would have to learn two languages
i dont think you understand that they want to conquer all of europe under the banner of islam or hinduism. plus they will be fond of the european women, whether the european women like it or not.
@@32A419They wouldn't here?
Ajme meni!
As long as we get those mighty EU funds, as long as we get as many as possible to go clean toilets in germany, as long as first year students are taught gender ideology, as long as we are all boosted, i don't care if we're like london! #priorities
How to change it? If change is what you want?
@@PaulBradbury It's a matter of collective consciousness so there is nothing I can do or am doing, it's fighting the windmills, I'll let history take its course and just enjoy the decline. If some drastic shifts do happen, both in croatia and (more critically as of right now) the rest of the west, great, but I'm not keeping my hopes up. Saves me from potential disappointment, you know.
If cleaning toilets is your job, then you will be doing it in Germany as well. But you will be paid better
@@4avatars It's beside the point I was making...
..does it ryhmes with news ?
SAD isn’t it!!!
They voted for this.
Have more children
Sounds like Croatia is becoming attractive to foreigners. The Croats I've met have been lovely people.
We are all people, some good some bad, i lived in Ireland for a couple of years and i liked all the people, very welcoming country, always you can find unfriendly people but that's normal, i don't judge a whole nation on a couple of douch bags, we have some too here😂
This isnt a matter of "attractivenes", its a method to transform countries into mere markets by demographic change
@@EzEcro Explaine people what mean your profile picture....NDH flag of pupet Nazi state runed by Ustaše and you talk about good and bad people...
@@gloopdogg1145 this crest was in use hundreds of years before NDH, it is a part of Austro Hungarian flag, that's all you need to know, now that said i know exactly what you feel about Croatia and croatian people, i know you well
Foreigners from Asia are coming to Croatia to work and are not committing any crimes so far. Which is not the case for other western EU countries to my understanding (different immigrant profile with different intentions). Considering the majority of them look to be males, I don't see them creating families here in the future. That could be a potential risk from crime perspective though.
Do you have a hunch why it is playing out differently in Croatia compared to Western European countries?
We have people coming from Nepal and Phillipines looking for work. We don't let in Arabs and Africans, nor do they want to stay here (no welfare programs available).
@@timjrgebn because they are here on temporary residence and they come here to work through agencies and all have jobs. Still dont want them here
They groped girls in Zagreb this NYE at the concert. They should be sent back as they are diluting croatian wages
"ridiculous thing to say" ... white people always tend to know everything 😂😂😂
Bosnians foreigners ?😂
Glad to welcome all cultures and nationalities who are well intended and contribute to our nation. Racism is deplorable
Agreed
@@PaulBradburyWhy don't you want to go back to England where you came from if you want Multiculturalism.
No.
We will see about that 😊
Selling out to the E.U. deplorable.
Not all of those 99,3% or 95% are ethnic Croats. They are Croatian nationals. I don't think Croatian Serbs would look fondly on you calling them Croats.
Refering to 0:34
Yes, it was 99,3% Croatian nationals, which included smaller minorities such as Serbs, Bosniaks, Italians, Hungarians, Czech, Slovak, Germans, Sinti and Romanies. Kind of misleading, but I don't know, if Croatia keeps track of people's ethnicities, so this might have been the closest approximation.
What croatian serbs!???if you would know anything about history you would know serbs did not egzist in Croatia before 20th century
@@zagrepcanin82 As a Croat - I beg you to shut up and stop embarrassing us.
@@YourD3estinY Croatia does indeed keep detailed statistics about ethnic composition of the population. Sorry Paul, but I don't get it, why are you mixing Croatian nationality and Croatian ethnicity again? The data is very much available.
The correct term would be "Krajina Serbs" not "Croatian Serbs". Other than that you are right.
The WMs never ending quest for cheap , slave like labor. The days of slavery actually never ended.
No problem for Croatians.They are not so white.They are more brown,so no problems with hair color.Any way nowday Croats has almost nothing to do with Croats some centuries ago. Still they think they are real Croats.The same will happend in the future people from Nepal,Philippines etc and the rests of nowdays Croats all mixed together will think that they are real Croats ,and so it will continue in the future,continue,continue... .
No problem.
Ti se bome gubiš
You are talking about whitest genes in MittelEuropas bru
Unfortunately or fortunately, there will be no Croats in 50 years. We lost statehood, money, and now we are rapidly losing people. A nation that resisted enemies for thousands of years was destroyed. Soon the same fate awaits all the nations of Europe.
Sadly, that's the future they want for the whole continent..
Yeah my cousin married to a surinamese woman and they live in croatia for years. But we dont even have many people in the first place . Now its getting more because of expats and stuff but its just like when you come to jamaica you will find jamaican people mostly . We are kinds similar in many ways tho. Croatia is economically not very strong. And its dominantly caucasian because croatia never had slaves or colonies in africa or south america so thats why we dont have many immigrants they come in our country by choice not because our land robbed theirs like netherlands, uk, france, spain and portugal. But allot of asian people came to live in croatia aswell and i love it ❤️🫶🏼
Nema nam spasa..
Well now it is not anymore, since we follow EU and the west, now we are integrated in the western way ❤❤❤❤💕
Ukrainians are living in Croatia for past 300y. In fact the oldest ukrainian minority in the world is here in Croatia and there is a good reason for it....they are White Croats my friend. They are our kin. Brothers and sisters. So I am glad Ukrainians came here to live and to work...and I hope more will arrive. I wont go into hostory much but once we have called what is now Ukraine our home. And officialy Ukraine is proud of their connection with Croats and their Croatian roots. So is the Poland. But Czechs and Slovaks are not. Slovenians nope...Montenegrins...so-so...Bosniaks...well they are in group with Czecks and Slovaks.
About people from far east...they can work live and stay here as long as they will not make problems.
Like few weeks ago when they fought among themselves in the broad daylight in Zagreb's dead center. So if they want to stay they will need to behave...otherwise B.B.B will have to educate them some manners
That's interesting thing about Polish and Croats having same roots. Could you elaborate? Polish guys here! :)
Well 100 000 Polish imigranta to USA at the begining of 20th century apon arrival said for themselves to be White Croats. Those people were around Krakow whose old name was Hrvat and was capital of White Croatia. Even mother of Karol Woytila considered herself to be White Croatian. She never said for herself to be Polish. I advice you brother to learn about the topic a bit more....cause Malopolska was filled with Croatians
@@MrBlacksford Krakow cardinal Stanislaw Hosiuz in late 15th century considered croatian language as "madra lingue" of all slavic languages and that it should be universal among slavic nations. In 16th century Pope made a decree that Croatian should be thought in universities for minimum of 2y making it official european language.
I can read polish but since you have odd way of writing...not like us where every letter has its own sound and words are forming with combining sounds of letters...well...i can read every slavic language but i have most dificulties with polish.
I hope I will visit Poland one day
@@zagrepcanin82 Polish is easy to read just swap the multiple letter with our single sound letters and thats it.
@@MrBlacksfordWhite croatians were a pagan slavic Tribe located in modern day poland/Ukraine and some of them moved down the Adria to flee from the Awars during 8th Century. There they turned catholic and became a roman catholic croatian Kingdom.
I think there are still some White croatians in poland and Ukraine, which are Rooted with this Tribe. Thats the reason, ukrainian and polish people have a Big place in our heart
You all look like Roma to me.😂
Now this is good post to prove how Croats are still narrow minded, just look at comments, they feel bad surrounded with non Croats while working in eg Germany, they feel bad surrounded with non croats in Croatia, they do tolerate turists for obvious reasons though...
You should learn to read with comprehension before you comment.
😅exactly🔥💯👏 30% of urban areas are ghost towns..due to #serbianexodus1995 #oluja1995 😢
Great example of what's truly terrible about Croatia in the comments here. Emerging racism, xenophobia, and nationalist pride.
What's the alternative? I lived in US and Canada for a long time, was born there. The anti-white politics is at crazy levels now, all political parties themselves say they are in a "culture" (what culture?) war.
What's really happening is an emerging racism, nationalism, and populism EVERYWHERE around the world. Bring up white people in Ontario, Canada. They'll say you can't be racist towards white people. Same in many parts of the US. Bring up immigrants in Europe and watch them talk garbage about Indians.
So if it's growing everywhere, where is the most stable? A place full of people who seem to not get along due to ethnic, racial, cultural, etc., differences or a place more stable BECAUSE there is little difference?
Greetings from France and Sweden!
Yeah, god forbid someone loving their country. The horror.
@@dabulous8460 Yeah, because racism, xenophobia, and nationalism is the same as merely 'loving your country'.
@@nblaise21It is what merely loving your country is labeled as, nowadays.
Tijekom Domovinskog rata, Nepal je poslao svoju vojsku u sastavu Ujedinjenih Naroda da pomognu zaustaviti rat. Danas njihova djeca dolaze u Hrvatsku "trbuhom za kruhom"
Tako da bi mogli imati novi domovinski rat? U prošlih 150 godina imali smo tri etnička čišćenja, misliš da će biti ovaj put drukčije? Povijest je rekla svoje.
@@Cyricist001 Reci to onima koji su za rata nepozvani došli u HR, dobili HR državljanstvo iako nikad nisu živjeli u HR i ostali nakon rata iako ih nitko nije molio niti tražio da ostanu.
I wish them to have more diverse migrants since they expelled the Krajina Serbs.
They left on they own.
Krajina serbs expelled Croats from their own homes in 91......4 years later on they ran away from occupied parts of Croatia in order to not get punished for crimes against Croats
Im sure Croats wish more albanians in serbia aswell, just like in Kosovo, so that serbia looses some more teritories aswell
Croatia Expert ??? What is Antemurale Christianititis 1519 ?
Got a crapload of Nepali guys in my company. Awesome people, wouldn't mind more of the likes of them here
Pa mislim da bi onda bilo bolje da ti odeš u Nepal.
Go to nepal, there's a lot of them there
I like it here in my country. Maybe i'll move one day, but right now i'm good
You are the second person I've seen called Žarko. Kind of a honor.
What type of work does your company work? I don't mind them staying here but I am afraid they'll end up trapped here in poverty. Some of them are basically slaves. I really don't trust the croatian employers.
I don't know if any of them are modern slaves, the ones i work and communicate with daily are not.
We're in the plastic and metal production. They mostly perform the low skill work, yet those that understand a bit of Croatian even operate some CNC machines
People from different nationalities are always welcome in Croatia to live there and work there. Hello from Croatia.
They are not
Vodi ih sebi doma!
@@Liamcooper90 Onda se i ti vrati od kud si došđla
Budaleeeeee
Hello my fellow Croatians!
We will sort out that in a min
nobody will do anything.
They gonna be good warriors against orthodox turks serbs.
Croatian Muslims are white
Yes, Bosniaks ( muslim Croats ) are indeed white
True. All converts during the #ottoman oppression
@@srbce8355 they are all Serbs😅
@@balkanhajduk half of us serbs are converted Croats ourselves, eapecially bosnian serbs