Iraqi refugees in Finland returning home due to 'chilly weather and hostile locals'

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If the main complaint of many of them is that it is too cold in Finland, eventually they would get used to it just like other people who moved to cold climates. At least in Finland, they would be safe.


Iraqi refugees in Finland returning home due to 'chilly weather and hostile locals'
Thousands of applications for asylum have been cancelled, officials say, with Finland chartering flights to take the refugees back to Baghdad from next week
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By James Rothwell

5:26PM GMT 12 Feb 2016



Thousands of Iraqis who arrived in Finland last year have decided to cancel their asylum applications and return home, with some saying they dislike the frosty weather and find the locals unfriendly.

More than 4,100 applications for asylum have been cancelled, officials say, with Finland chartering flights to take the refugees back to Baghdad from next week.

Though the majority say they yearn to be reunited with their families, others are simply disillusioned with the Nordic way of life, according to a local travel agent in Helsinki.

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Iraqi refugees in Finland returning home due to 'chilly weather and hostile locals'
 
Guess they'll have to set up sleeper cells in some other unsuspecting country.
 
If the main complaint of many of them is that it is too cold in Finland, eventually they would get used to it just like other people who moved to cold climates. At least in Finland, they would be safe.


Iraqi refugees in Finland returning home due to 'chilly weather and hostile locals'
Thousands of applications for asylum have been cancelled, officials say, with Finland chartering flights to take the refugees back to Baghdad from next week
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The refugees dislike the cold weather Photo: Reuters



By James Rothwell

5:26PM GMT 12 Feb 2016



Thousands of Iraqis who arrived in Finland last year have decided to cancel their asylum applications and return home, with some saying they dislike the frosty weather and find the locals unfriendly.

More than 4,100 applications for asylum have been cancelled, officials say, with Finland chartering flights to take the refugees back to Baghdad from next week.

Though the majority say they yearn to be reunited with their families, others are simply disillusioned with the Nordic way of life, according to a local travel agent in Helsinki.

Continue reading at:

Iraqi refugees in Finland returning home due to 'chilly weather and hostile locals'

This is one of the issues with this idea that "Europe should share the refugee problem". You can't. You can't force these people to stay in a specific country, so that all the EU countries share the problem, equally or otherwise.
 
Good fucking riddance. Don't let the proverbial door hit them on the ass on the way out.

And it also proves things are not THAT bad if they are willing to go back due to a bit of cold and some hostile women that refuse to be raped.

Fuck 'em.
 

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