>Belgium is going into SUPER lockdown
>The Justice Minister Koen Geens thinks that the current law, which lists 4 terrorist threat alert levels, should be revised. The creation of a fifth level is on the cards, De Tijd reported on Saturday.
http://brusselstimes.com/belgium/4772/terrorist-threat-the-government-plans-to-create-a-level-5-alert
>>52448098
>that thigh to arm ratio
that's one ugly ass camo
>>52448442
It probably works quite well though, which is more than you can say for a lot of patterns
Is it true that euros (germans mainly) are importing refugees because they have declining population and no one to work in their industries?
Refugees would definitely provide a cheap labour source
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>>52451250
Shouldn't they wear an urban one instead?
>>52451388
Like what?
>>52451348
No.
They can't seriously think paying refugees less than minimal wage would work in the long term. Or even in mid term. At this point I am inclined to belive they are trying to destabilize thier countries in order to put them permanently in state of emergency and effectively become distators.
>>52448442
jigsaw is one of the most based patterns m8
>>52448098
I view belgium as an extension of france so im glad their country is a breeding gorund for terrorists and has marshall law
>>52451433
I don't know, this. It's not like they are going out in the bush to find terrorists.
>>52451442
What I've heard is that the native population is too educated and does not want to work in the minimal wage jobs.
And since their economy is highly industrialised, they need blue collar workers to keep them going.
>>52448098
its still no were as bad Chicago on a regular day.
>>52451595
Their minimal wage is too high for steel mills and the like to be profitable.
>>52451484
As cool as some of them are, no western armies use specialised urban camo patterns (aside from maybe SF black role units- and even then they usually just wear solid coloured overalls) . In fact many armies (Australia and New Zealand included) aren't even using different desert/jungle patterns any more since it's logistically easier to use patterns that perform acceptably (read: shit) in all environments.
The best way to hide in urban environments is in building's contained shadows, but since those guys are employed in a presence role (which is also why they are wearing berets and not helmets), they don't need to be hidden.
>>52451674
Alu mills currently are limited by the price of electric power.
It wouldn't surprise me if the same was true for iron, titanium, bronze and what else.
The cost of getting it there as well, is a small obstacle since its a unrefined goods.
Wages are not anything to really talk about. Especially when "low wage immigrants" want the same jobs as the natives, but most of them will get jobs where their language skill is insufficiant.
>>52451921
Plenty of industry, even the so called high tech, is limited by work price. Hard to belive, I know I was suprised too, but apparenly true.
>>52452118
Sorta. But because how high amount of automation you can do, wages prices are not that relevant.
You are not going to hire a lot of people, this isn't the 1910s anymore. You are going to hire a few people, to run the factory, not to produce anything.
On the top of that, wage reduction needs to be in a 50-75% reduction to even matter.
There is actually a bonus point somewhere in there, that you outsource to China or Post Soviet shitholes because you can't afford to make a mass producing factory that will be cheaper in the long run.
>>52451250
any pattern of camo is obsolete, it doesn't matter how nice it looks
a. camo isn't needed in urban enviorments
b. pattern camo BDUs do not break up silhouettes, no matter the pattern, thus are obsolete and outdated
c. due to diverse conditions in combat sometimes pattern camo BDUs can be worse than solid color BDUs
>>52452249
>There is actually a bonus point somewhere in there, that you outsource to China or Post Soviet shitholes because you can't afford to make a mass producing factory that will be cheaper in the long run.
That's bullshit. Even in poor shithole like Czech Republic, most of the stuff than can be automated is automated. Also, when it comes to productivity in the long run... those machines are expensive and replace many workers at once. When that machine breaks, you're fucked untill new one arrives, when worker breaks, well, you hire a new one, while the rest will have to work slightly harder untill then. Automatization only happened because high price of work.
>>52452777
>those machines are expensive and replace many workers at once. When that machine breaks, you're fucked untill new one arrives
Learn 2 automation.
You basically want a capacity of 170% over 3 to 5 machines. So when 1 breaks, you have reduced capacity instead of a total collapse.
It doesn't fucking help that automation gets a hundrefold increase in productivity
>>52451674
>>52451442
>>52451595
>>52451348
We're not taking in any refugees that come to Europe.
We're only taking 20,000 over 5 years of vulnerable refugees, like women and children, directly from the middle-east. That way we avoid "refugees", mostly young men, who are coming to Europe from everywhere in Africa and the wider Middle-East. There's no way to identify these people.
>>52452873
>It doesn't fucking help that automation gets a hundrefold increase in productivity
Per worker porductivity is irrelevant.
If a factory with 7 machines took 3 units of imput and shat out 5 units of output at cost 30 money and factory with 7000 workers took 3 units of input and saht out 5 units of output at cost of 30 money, then they would have the same overall productivity.
Also, how often does 20% of your workers break at once? What are the odds!
>>52452679
>any pattern of camo is obsolete
Can you see the soldier in front of this brick wall? Yeah, didn't think so.
>>52453232
Why did you post a wall? What am I supposed to see here?
Just martial law my non country up senpai
>>52453232
Anon you posted the wrong photo this is just a picture of a brick wall
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>>52453737
What's with all the text? It doesn't make any sense.
>>52453232
all i see is a face
