Posted on 10/26/2015 5:14:43 PM PDT by Brad from Tennessee
BEIRUT, Lebanon — A tenuous truce in the Syrian countryside north of the city of Homs was shattered this month, when Russian warplanes started to attack the village of Ter Ma’aleh, killing at least a dozen people and sending most of the residents into hurried exile.
The assault on the village was part of a wider escalation of violence across the country that has displaced tens of thousands of people in just weeks and led relief workers to warn that Syria is facing one of its most serious humanitarian crises of the civil war.
The intensity of the fighting, they say, is fueling increased desperation as a growing number of Syrians are fleeing to neighboring countries and, especially, to Europe. More than 9,000 migrants a day crossed into Greece last week, according to the International Organization for Migration, the most since the beginning of the year.
The influx has overwhelmed authorities in Greece and the northern European countries where most asylum seekers aim to settle. The leaders of those countries moved late Sunday to deal with the increasing flow of tens of thousands of people escaping the war in Syria and elsewhere. European Union leaders in Brussels agreed to establish reception centers in Greece and along the “Balkan route” in Europe to process and hold up to 100,000 asylum seekers. . .
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90% military aged men. They aren’t refugees, they’re draft dodgers.
There is no problem unless the west WANTS there to be a problem.
Simply turn them away. They’ll stop coming. Easy.
Either that, or it is a deliberate move, to flood the western countries with tons of muzzies.
How many German refugees did we accept while we bombed Germany during WWII? How many Japanese refugees did we accept while we bombed Japan during WWII? I miss my country.
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