Reacting to reports that Indian employees in Germany turned out to be the highest earners among foreign workers, US influencer Andrew Branca claimed theft cannot be equated with success. The US attorney whose social media is full of anti-India and anti -H-1B content questioned why the so-called success of the Indians never “manifest” in India. “It only manifests when Indians are able to steal first-world jobs through fraudulent academic and work credentials and ethno-fascist nepotism tricks that work in America but less so in India,” Branca said.
Recently, Branca spoke about the fake degree racket bust in India and projected the number of fraudulent degrees allowed to enter the US on H-1B visa. Branca also said that US is at fault for this situation as US made an arrangement where Indians can fraud their degrees and come to the US to work on H-1B visas — and eventually replace American workers. “If their success was genuine, it would ALSO MANIFEST ITSELF IN INDIA. Yet Indian “success” only seems to manifest when it invades a first-world nation where the Indians can use fraudulent academic and work credentials and ethno-fascist nepotism to steal first-world jobs from the first-world people who created that very first-world economy,” Branca said. The report of Indian workers becoming the highest paid in Germany came at a time when India-hatred has become mainstream in India. Indian-origin politicians like Vivek Ramaswamy are regularly attacked for not being White Christians and US leaders are calling for a complete suspension of the H-1B visa program, though the visa program does not hire only Indians. The comparative wage report from Germany revealed that German workers earned a median gross income of €4,177 ($4,900) — over €1,200 less than Indian employees. The report claimed that the higher pay levels are driven by Indians’ ability in technical and academic roles. Indians earn more than US nationals in Germany, the numbers revealed. The median gross monthly wage for Indian workers reached €5,393 in 2024, ahead of Austrians at €5,322, US nationals at €5,307, and Irish nationals at €5,233.
