Så bra.i dag er det personer som sitter i litt makt posisjoner. Dem har neander taler tanke gang.står mitt i det nå.blir bare mer og mer 😡. Blir kvalm hvordan enkelte gjør ting.mvh.karl Johansen.
Den dagen idag også hadde vært mye bedre å hjelpe de familiene som av en eller annen grunn sliter med "barneoppdragelse" enn å splitte dem som flykter til norge med håp om et bedre fremtid til barna sine og ender opp med enda være situasjoner!
Den dagen idag også hadde vært mye bedre å hjelpe de familiene som av en eller annen grunn sliter med "barneoppdragelse" enn å splitte dem som flykter til norge med håp om et bedre fremtid til barna sine og ender opp med enda være situasjoner!
These people are not tartars, tater is a derogatory way of saying gipsies in Norwegian. We were mistaken sometimes for tartars, but the word in this use, really derived from german täter meaning a criminal.
@@lovenature1919 Tatars are a whole different group of people. They think Gypsies originally are from north India....persecuted around year 800. According to the most common theory, the gypsies originated in northern India, and around the year 800, the group was probably subjected to persecution. The gypsies probably originated in a casteless people in northern India, similar to the casteless banjaraas today. In the 1000s, gypsies settled in Constantinople, and in the 14th century, the first gypsies probably came to Romania. In Romania they lived partly as slaves, and Romania abolished slavery in 1864. With Columbus' third expedition to America, a group of gypsies were also thought of as slaves in the mines, later the colonial powers sent cargo ships with gypsies to America and there are descendants on the islands, in Brazil and in the southern states of the United States. Gypsies immigrated to the Iberian Peninsula in the early 1400s. The first gypsies came to Denmark in 1505. [17] It is believed that they fled [need reference] from India via the Middle East to Egypt and elsewhere, and from there on to Europe. The gypsies have historically made a living from trade, including the sale of self-produced handicrafts.
