Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
There are all sorts of refugees. In Germany, one was not satisfied with his placement and he took a taxi to get to another several hundreds of kilometers away...Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
A lot of countries are not going to be able to afford to set them up at the Ritz! The reason why they are refugees is that they are trying to escape a war, not buy the newest version of iPhone???
Who gives a shit? They don't, they expect someone else to come up with those things for them. If they would grow a pair, they might get those things in the places they crawled from. Unfortunately, it is much easier and less hazardous to crawl North, to the EU, and expect others to be the men they are incapable of or unwilling to be. Fuckers need to FIGHT for what is right. Cowards. Lazy cowards.Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
And yet, there they are, lined up waiting to buy the newest technology while expecting others to pay for their food and shelter...no, DEMANDING someone else fund the necessities of life for them.Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
A lot of countries are not going to be able to afford to set them up at the Ritz! The reason why they are refugees is that they are trying to escape a war, not buy the newest version of iPhone???
And yet, there they are, lined up waiting to buy the newest technology while expecting others to pay for their food and shelter...no, DEMANDING someone else fund the necessities of life for them.Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.I think that was sarcasm.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
A lot of countries are not going to be able to afford to set them up at the Ritz! The reason why they are refugees is that they are trying to escape a war, not buy the newest version of iPhone???
Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Many of them are without help. No Water, no food, no toilets.
Coming from him, Chris, I doubt it was sarcasm. He truly believes it.
You think? I'm not too familiar with the poster, so you could be right.
Syrian refugee: "If this is Europe, we're going back to Syria." | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
So they should be taken in by the other Muslim countries, where conditions are so much better and conducive to their lifestyles. Given there some 2 billion Muslims, absorbing a few hundred thousand of their brethren should be no problem; they only want to go to Europe to cause violent shit and extortions anyway.
Desperate people just don't behave that way in most instances.But the human tide keeps rolling northward and westward, and aid agencies are preparing for it to continue through the winter, when temperatures along the migrant trail will drop below freezing. They fear the crisis may get worse. "One thing is clear, the movement is not going to die down," said Babar Baloch, the U.N. refugee agency's representative in the Balkans. "What we are seeing right now ... it's just the tip of the iceberg." While over a half million people have crossed the Mediterranean to Europe this year, more than double the figure for all of 2014, that is only a fraction of the people who are on the move. Some 4 million have fled Syria after more than four years of civil war, and 8 million have been displaced inside the country. And it's not just Syrians. It's Iraqis and Iranians, Afghans and Eritreans.
A Syrian refugee man carrying his daughter rushes to the beach as he arrives on a dinghy from the Turkish coast to the northeastern Greek island of Lesbos, Sunday, Oct. 4 , 2015. The U.N. refugee agency is reporting a noticeable drop this week in arrivals of refugees by sea into Greece - as the total figure for the year nears the 400,000 mark. Overall, the UNHCR estimates 396,500 people have entered Greece via the Mediterranean this year with seventy percent of them are from war-torn Syria.
The EU acknowledged the scale of the problem last week, even after it approved a plan to toughen border controls and provide at least 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to help Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan care for refugees living in their countries. The first new border measures won't take effect until November, and a proposal for strengthening the EU border agency is due in December. "Recently I visited refugee camps in Turkey and Jordan and I heard only one message - we are determined to get to Europe," European Council President Donald Tusk said after the agreement was announced. "It is clear that the greatest tide of refugees and migrants is yet to come."
While the UN High Commissioner for Refugees on Friday reported a "noticeable drop" in migrants entering Greece by sea - as weather conditions deteriorated this week - agency spokesman Adrian Edwards said "any improvement in the weather is likely to bring another surge in arrivals." About 1,500 people arrived in Greece on Thursday, down from 5,000 a day in recent weeks, UNHCR said. The EU was spurred to act after photos of Aylan lying face down on a Turkish beach were published around the world, triggering outrage over the suffering of migrants fleeing war and poverty. Aylan drowned, along with his mother and brother, when their boat capsized on the journey from Turkey to the Greek island of Kos.
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That's why there should be a far more stringent screening process. They shouldn't be allowed to just roll on in and set up camp. Of course, the screening agencies are probably totally overwhelmed, and these animals know that. Why do you think they all "migrated" at one time?
Very good point.
It's not possible. Records are crap from there. I would hesitate to take any applicants that were not women with children, and even then, I'd hesitate. Men between the ages of 16 and 60 need not apply. Profiling works.
