Both nations were poor, due to how "well off" they were behind the Iron Curtain, so it is understandable that the brightest and best left when they got the chance.
Unfortunately some of the not-so-brightest and not-so-best also left to try their luck, but I think a lot of them went back when they discovered that welfare systems in the West are not the golden ticket they were made out to be.
Traveling to Canada can be expensive. Is not like getting in your car and driving for 1-2 days to reach your destination with 200 EUR in your pocket. Personally I don't think that lifting the visas will have any major impact to the amount of RO or BG travelers.
As Romanian I don't necessarily feel discriminated, the only inconvenience is that I have to travel to the embassy and loose time with stupid forms and maybe interviews. I am not sure for how long the Canada visas are issued but if they are for longer periods of time like 5-10 years this could be a non issue.
Regarding Romania's intent to veto the EU-Canada trade deal to me it looks like a dick move - an obvious diplomatic failure.
I just got my enhanced drivers licence to make it easier to get into Canada. More maple syrup for me!
Except that this is exactly the case with Bulgaria and Romania.
The majority of the crime in these countries is caused by certain groups of people that are also very poor and not likely to purchase an airplane ticket to Canada. If we don't take these people into account, the average citizen of Bulgaria and Romania is not that different from any other European country.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a6763661.html
Nah, son. All of Eastern Europe will veto the proposal by the pig fucker. You will continue to get gypsies and criminals unless you leave the EU.David Cameron faces an uphill task to secure key reforms for Britain's membership of the EU after he was told there were "substantial political differences" over his plan to bar EU migrants' access to benefits.
EU Council President Donald Tusk said he was confident leaders will agree a final deal in February but suggested this would only be achieveable if Mr Cameron backed down on the most contentious of his proposals: to make EU migrants wait four years before they can claim child and working tax credits or have access to social housing.
Mr Tusk said there was "presently no consensus" on this "delicate" issue and urged Mr Cameron to expand on his propsal before the summit of EU leaders on December 17.
You know he got it agreed, don't you?
"Migrant welfare payments - The UK can decide to limit in-work benefits for EU migrants during their first four years in the UK."
Calling someone a pig fucker, how immature are you? And how gullible are you to believe it happened? I have a bridge to sell you, cheapest on the internet.
We will keep the good ones and just deport all the criminals back to your place, which in turn will make even more of the people of value within Bulgaria and Romania leave. That will be the case in or out of the EU.
Can but won't. We are already members and you haven't used it yet. You won't use it in the future and you won't be allowed to keep it for more than 7 years. All bark and no bite. How the once Great Britain has fallen.The UK can decide to limit in-work benefits for EU migrants during their first four years in the UK. This so-called "emergency brake" can be applied in the event of "exceptional" levels of migration, but must be released within seven years - without exception.
This should be an example to Canada. The same fate awaits you.
How do you know the Tories will not use it, considering that upsetting foreigners has never bothered them in the past? Do you have a crystal ball? Or is there some other reason for your limp? Are you a gypsy fortune teller? What is your secret?
We are still punching above our weight on the international scene, so no need to worry about us. 5th largest economy in the world, not bad for a little island.How the once Great Britain has fallen.
If Canada goes on to become one of the wealthiest nations in the world and a history as rich as ours, I doubt they will be too bothered.This should be an example to Canada. The same fate awaits you.
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You know who belongs on their knees? Slaves. So, by making that comparison, you're actually saying that the EU is a slaver while Romania is a slave. I think that's a shit comparison for obvious reasons. Just saying.
... so what you're saying is that the EU should embrace the TTIP and TPP? Even if they'd give corporations the power to make laws before the people even have a saying? Even if it would mean relaxing the food regulations for the EU people? Even if it means that the rules in the USA banking system would also need to be relaxed? etc.
So yes, it's a mole hill. As in, a problem in your yard that could be brought by these disastrous deals.
These 2 deals (TTIP and TTP) can actually bring more problems than they're worth, monetary wise.
I don't know, Hitler was too extreme. Now, if say, these people could not have children, even if they're now a problem, in 50 years the problem would be gone, and it would not be as extreme. Of course, the solution would not need to be applied to all gypsies, as some (a minor percent) are trying to integrate and it would also need to be applied to criminals of all kinds, no matter their ethnicity.
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It's that country in Eastern Europe that's shaped like a fish.
Cameron would have already done it, if he wasn't afraid of the consequences. So he just added the text to pretend that he has achieved a victory when in fact he was crushingly defeated.
Just like you finance minister claimed that he had scored a major win by not paying more in to the EU budget, but in reality that money was taken out of the rabate. What is more funny is how you believed his lies.