who wants to fly for an European Airline ?

[nohojob]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/ma ... r-AA2c5YUq

[khedrei]

Are you kidding. Europe is more doomed than Canada.

[Daniel Cooper]

I'd like to move to Poland. It's the closest thing left to the culture I grew up in.

[lostav8r]

Are you kidding. Europe is more doomed than Canada.

Doomed in what regard?

[digits_]

If I had to live in a Canadian city, I would prefer to live and work in a European city. It's better organized IMO.
If you prefer to live outside of cities, and take advantage of what Canada has to offer (space to do stuff, go prairies), then there's not much appeal to working in Europe

[BigQ]

This whole ploy is to make more Canadian pension funds purchase Eurozone bonds, since nobody's buying them. We are their buyers of last resort - except we don't have much money either.

[Inverted2]

Are you kidding. Europe is more doomed than Canada.

Doomed in what regard?

UK, France and Sweden among others are overrun with 3rd world immigration. Won’t go into the details but many areas are not safe and their taxes are as bad or worse to what we have here which is getting really bad.

[lostav8r]

Are you kidding. Europe is more doomed than Canada.

Doomed in what regard?

UK, France and Sweden among others are overrun with 3rd world immigration. Won’t go into the details but many areas are not safe and their taxes are as bad or worse to what we have here which is getting really bad.

High taxes aren't a huge deal if you're getting better services and a stronger social safety net.

At least for Germany the stats say things are overblown, but I think the fact they don't really keep track of past citizenship would make numbers lower than they actually are.

https://eufactcheck.eu/factcheck/mostly ... -insecure/

I can't speak for all of Canada but I think social media wildly overblows crime, most of the hysteria is probably from that across the pond.

[cncpc]

If I had to live in a Canadian city, I would prefer to live and work in a European city. It's better organized IMO.
If you prefer to live outside of cities, and take advantage of what Canada has to offer (space to do stuff, go prairies), then there's not much appeal to working in Europe

I have spent most of my life in Canada, a year in California, and seven years in Europe. Dublin, London, Amsterdam, Galway, Paris, and a fair bit of time in County Donegal. I am an Irish citizen. I am a citizen of Canada. I could take out a British passport. I can work in any European country by arriving and registering with the tax authorities. Dublin was once a great city, but it has fallen in my opinion. Much like Vancouver. Amsterdam is nice for a year, but not a life. Paris would be great if it weren't for the Parisians, a sentiment shared by most of those French outside Paris. Galway is where I would be had they curling rinks. Both county Galway and County Donegal are some of the most beautiful places on Earth.

I live in Vernon. It has a great curling club. Both of my passports come from wonderful countries. I will stay in Canada, and visit Ireland. At most, take on a work project for a few months in Europe. Yes, European cities are better organized. There is much more culture and respect for intellect there. You'd never see the type of rabble like we are seeing now in poor, dumb, Alberta. God be kind to them.

Canada is genuinely a multicultural country. Possible the most successful one in the world. Ireland is a country of the Irish and a small percentage of non Irish. Most European countries have a base speaking the same language as the country's name. There are immigrants, and there are people native to those countries on an intellectual level with poor, dumb, Alberta who resent immigrants, but for the most part, immigrants are much the same as here, invited by and helped by the best of us who have to be embarrassed by the worst of us.

There are all sorts of reasons for going to Europe. The younger you are, the more you will probably like it. Canada is a great country.

[khedrei]

If I had to live in a Canadian city, I would prefer to live and work in a European city. It's better organized IMO.
If you prefer to live outside of cities, and take advantage of what Canada has to offer (space to do stuff, go prairies), then there's not much appeal to working in Europe

I have spent most of my life in Canada, a year in California, and seven years in Europe. Dublin, London, Amsterdam, Galway, Paris, and a fair bit of time in County Donegal. I am an Irish citizen. I am a citizen of Canada. I could take out a British passport. I can work in any European country by arriving and registering with the tax authorities. Dublin was once a great city, but it has fallen in my opinion. Much like Vancouver. Amsterdam is nice for a year, but not a life. Paris would be great if it weren't for the Parisians, a sentiment shared by most of those French outside Paris. Galway is where I would be had they curling rinks. Both county Galway and County Donegal are some of the most beautiful places on Earth.

I live in Vernon. It has a great curling club. Both of my passports come from wonderful countries. I will stay in Canada, and visit Ireland. At most, take on a work project for a few months in Europe. Yes, European cities are better organized. There is much more culture and respect for intellect there. You'd never see the type of rabble like we are seeing now in poor, dumb, Alberta. God be kind to them.

Canada is genuinely a multicultural country. Possible the most successful one in the world. Ireland is a country of the Irish and a small percentage of non Irish. Most European countries have a base speaking the same language as the country's name. There are immigrants, and there are people native to those countries on an intellectual level with poor, dumb, Alberta who resent immigrants, but for the most part, immigrants are much the same as here, invited by and helped by the best of us who have to be embarrassed by the worst of us.

There are all sorts of reasons for going to Europe. The younger you are, the more you will probably like it. Canada is a great country.

Canada the most successful one in the world? Thanks, I needed a good laugh. It is THE example of failed multiculturalism.

Im not sure what years of negative growth and 10 year spikes in crime have to do with success.

[pelmet]

Doomed in what regard?

UK, France and Sweden among others are overrun with 3rd world immigration. Won’t go into the details but many areas are not safe and their taxes are as bad or worse to what we have here which is getting really bad.

High taxes aren't a huge deal if you're getting better services and a stronger social safety net.

At least for Germany the stats say things are overblown, but I think the fact they don't really keep track of past citizenship would make numbers lower than they actually are.

https://eufactcheck.eu/factcheck/mostly ... -insecure/

I can't speak for all of Canada but I think social media wildly overblows crime, most of the hysteria is probably from that across the pond.

Another lefty fraud telling us crime is overblown…..dare to look at this.


https://www.tps.ca/organizational-chart ... st-wanted/

Looks like DEI programs are not necessary for this achievement, because we can see who the under-represented groups are here?

[lostav8r]

UK, France and Sweden among others are overrun with 3rd world immigration. Won’t go into the details but many areas are not safe and their taxes are as bad or worse to what we have here which is getting really bad.

High taxes aren't a huge deal if you're getting better services and a stronger social safety net.

At least for Germany the stats say things are overblown, but I think the fact they don't really keep track of past citizenship would make numbers lower than they actually are.

https://eufactcheck.eu/factcheck/mostly ... -insecure/

I can't speak for all of Canada but I think social media wildly overblows crime, most of the hysteria is probably from that across the pond.

Another lefty fraud telling us crime is overblown…..dare to look at this.


https://www.tps.ca/organizational-chart ... st-wanted/

Looks like DEI programs are not necessary for this achievement, because we can see who the under-represented groups are here?

Are you here for a productive back and forth or to as someone else said be like a pigeon playing chess and shit on the board?

During the 2023 peak car theft was still 50% higher in 2005, it’s actually dropped significantly from the level 2 years ago.

But because of social media nobody believes this. That’s just one example but I’d say it’s overblown.

https://imgur.com/a/A2DHqSk

[pelmet]

High taxes aren't a huge deal if you're getting better services and a stronger social safety net.

At least for Germany the stats say things are overblown, but I think the fact they don't really keep track of past citizenship would make numbers lower than they actually are.

https://eufactcheck.eu/factcheck/mostly ... -insecure/

I can't speak for all of Canada but I think social media wildly overblows crime, most of the hysteria is probably from that across the pond.

Another lefty fraud telling us crime is overblown…..dare to look at this.


https://www.tps.ca/organizational-chart ... st-wanted/

Looks like DEI programs are not necessary for this achievement, because we can see who the under-represented groups are here?

Are you here for a productive back and forth or to as someone else said be like a pigeon playing chess and shit on the board?

During the 2023 peak car theft was still 50% higher in 2005, it’s actually dropped significantly from the level 2 years ago.

But because of social media nobody believes this. That’s just one example but I’d say it’s overblown.

https://imgur.com/a/A2DHqSk

Thanks.

Now here is what really matters as an effect from Lost Aviators vote...

"Canada's police-reported violent crime rate climbed sharply after reaching a recent low in 2014, sitting roughly 35% higher in 2025 than its 2015 baseline."

Note: Harper was voted out in 2015.

Dare to look why...
https://www.boloprogram.org/

[Old fella]

If I had to live in a Canadian city, I would prefer to live and work in a European city. It's better organized IMO.
If you prefer to live outside of cities, and take advantage of what Canada has to offer (space to do stuff, go prairies), then there's not much appeal to working in Europe

I have spent most of my life in Canada, a year in California, and seven years in Europe. Dublin, London, Amsterdam, Galway, Paris, and a fair bit of time in County Donegal. I am an Irish citizen. I am a citizen of Canada. I could take out a British passport. I can work in any European country by arriving and registering with the tax authorities. Dublin was once a great city, but it has fallen in my opinion. Much like Vancouver. Amsterdam is nice for a year, but not a life. Paris would be great if it weren't for the Parisians, a sentiment shared by most of those French outside Paris. Galway is where I would be had they curling rinks. Both county Galway and County Donegal are some of the most beautiful places on Earth.

I live in Vernon. It has a great curling club. Both of my passports come from wonderful countries. I will stay in Canada, and visit Ireland. At most, take on a work project for a few months in Europe. Yes, European cities are better organized. There is much more culture and respect for intellect there. You'd never see the type of rabble like we are seeing now in poor, dumb, Alberta. God be kind to them.

Canada is genuinely a multicultural country. Possible the most successful one in the world. Ireland is a country of the Irish and a small percentage of non Irish. Most European countries have a base speaking the same language as the country's name. There are immigrants, and there are people native to those countries on an intellectual level with poor, dumb, Alberta who resent immigrants, but for the most part, immigrants are much the same as here, invited by and helped by the best of us who have to be embarrassed by the worst of us.

There are all sorts of reasons for going to Europe. The younger you are, the more you will probably like it. Canada is a great country.

cncpc. An Irish citizen are ye…. let me say I(we) had two trips to your homestead,one was a two week bus excursion and other was four days in Dublin, followed by couple of days in London. Ireland is a remarkable country with outstanding people from what we experienced. Most of our time there was in the Republic but did head up to the North, the contrast was different but not overbearing to be honest- had some interesting conversations being a Canadian. The Irish like us from both ends of the country. To numerous to mention our areas of touring but needless to say you know them all and undoubtedly can add to the many comments and conversations.

Every now and then my mind gets cast back into those time passages and I pop in the usb drive of all of the pictures and videos and relive those trips, I even kept the tour company backpacks.

Needless to say you are very much proud of your Irish heritage as you should be.

Cheers mate

[Eric Janson]

Are you kidding. Europe is more doomed than Canada.

Doomed in what regard?

As a resident of The Netherlands I can advise you of the following:-

- Mass Migration is destroying our country and culture. They continue to import low IQ, Culturally Incompatible people. There is no upper limit as far as I can tell. Multiculturalism is a complete failure. Now Migrants are referred to as our 'shared burden'.

- Statues are vandalised and there are demands for 'reparations'. Apparently I have to pay people who were never victims for things I didn't do!

- Dutch people are second class citizens in their own country.

- Shutting down natural gas production and focussing on 'Net Zero'. We will be sitting in the dark freezing to death as early as next year.

- Doesn't matter who get elected - the above policies do not change.

- 1/3 of the farms are planned to go - based on a computer model. No actual evidence to support the computer model exits.

- Changes to the tax code (not implemented yet) will see your investments being assigned a fictitious value then taxed at 36%.

- Studies show a Migrant costs the taxpayer C$1,500,000 over their life. They do not become productive - taxpayers have to clothe, house and feed them. Costs for a family exceed C$2,000,000 - completely unsustainable (explains why they want to change the tax code). I figure these numbers are on the low side.

- There is no way to deport anyone. Activists will use the laws to fight any attempt to deport people. There is talk of deportation - no action.

- 17 year old Lisa killed by a Migrant (with no identity papers) whilst cycling home. There was a protest march - theme was 'Violence against Women'. The demonstration should have been against the Policies that allowed this animal into the country in the first place. The responsible Minister and the Prime Minister should both be on trial as accessories.

- The failed Prime Minister Mark Rutte is now the head of NATO. If you push certain policies you can continue failing upwards...

- I remember when we didn't have pro Hamas rallies in our cities...

- You think the above is bad? Both France and the UK are even worse!

- Canada is about 10 years behind (was more but then Trudeau got elected 2x) on pretty much the same path.

- Next up - War with Russia. NATO is already at war with Russia (the media conveniently fails to mention this). Just a matter of time before Putin decides to respond IMHO. The drone attack on the train near the Polish border was a final warning.

On Topic:- You need an EASA Licence to fly here - plus relevant language skills. French Airline will expect you to speak French at a high level and so on.

[FL030]

You'd never see the type of rabble like we are seeing now

Dude, Irish Travellers are some of the worst trash on Earth.