European crisis
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Babagounj
Strength through joy
http://data.unhcr.org/mediterranean/regional.html
Women and children are the overwhelming majority of any real refugee population followed by the elderly and the sick. The fact that the overwhelming majority of these "refugees" is young, healthy males shows they aren't refugees. They're a fifth column, there to absorb resources, create chaos, and divide the natives.
Women and children are the overwhelming majority of any real refugee population followed by the elderly and the sick. The fact that the overwhelming majority of these "refugees" is young, healthy males shows they aren't refugees. They're a fifth column, there to absorb resources, create chaos, and divide the natives.
Doesn't mean you're smart either.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The “refugees” the media wants us to weep for.
Europe and North America have been overwhelmed by floods of Muslim migrants from the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Boats, trains, and planes continue to transport loads of alleged refugees. But when the new arrivals began stepping onto Western soil, there were no women and children, no persecuted minorities. There were only thriving Muslim males with selfie sticks, fashion sunglasses, and Nike shoes. There were no women — at least not any who had initially boarded the flotillas.
French newspaper Le Figaro reports that Muslim men have been throwing women and children overboard to drown at sea because of the cramped conditions on the ships.
By now no one will be surprised to hear that not only women and children, but also Christians tend to get chucked into the sea.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/w...nd-captained-boat-that-capsized-survivor-says
An Iraqi woman who was on the same boat as Alan Kurdi, the boy whose body washed up on a Turkish beach last week, says his father was in charge of the boat that capsized, drowning many of the migrants on board.
The woman, Zainab Abbas, lost two of her own children on the fateful crossing, and is now back in Iraq. She told Channel Ten news in Australia in an interview that Abdullah Kurdi was driving the boat. She also accused him of being part of a ring of smugglers who help refugees make their way to Europe.
“He was a smuggler, yes. He was the one that was driving the boat,” the woman told the channel through a translator, according to Australia’s Daily Telegraph.
Abdullah Kurdi lost both his sons and his wife on the crossing and has repeatedly said he only took over steering the boat when the captain abandoned ship in rough waters.
But Abbas said Kurdi was in charge all along. The man who collected thousands for her for the dangerous journey to Europe, where her family had sought to escape the Islamic State, even reassured her the journey would be safe as the captain was bringing his wife and two children along, Abbas claims. She also said Kurdi was speeding when the boat flipped over and begged other passengers not to turn him into Turkish police.
An Iraqi woman who was on the same boat as Alan Kurdi, the boy whose body washed up on a Turkish beach last week, says his father was in charge of the boat that capsized, drowning many of the migrants on board.
The woman, Zainab Abbas, lost two of her own children on the fateful crossing, and is now back in Iraq. She told Channel Ten news in Australia in an interview that Abdullah Kurdi was driving the boat. She also accused him of being part of a ring of smugglers who help refugees make their way to Europe.
“He was a smuggler, yes. He was the one that was driving the boat,” the woman told the channel through a translator, according to Australia’s Daily Telegraph.
Abdullah Kurdi lost both his sons and his wife on the crossing and has repeatedly said he only took over steering the boat when the captain abandoned ship in rough waters.
But Abbas said Kurdi was in charge all along. The man who collected thousands for her for the dangerous journey to Europe, where her family had sought to escape the Islamic State, even reassured her the journey would be safe as the captain was bringing his wife and two children along, Abbas claims. She also said Kurdi was speeding when the boat flipped over and begged other passengers not to turn him into Turkish police.
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