MikeK
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Okay.They're doing almost nothing to help them. Just allowing people into the country sets up exactly what is happening. The refugees ended up in a shanty town, with nothing but what they arrived with, unable to speak the language, unfamiliar with the customs or way of life, and no idea of where or how to find work.
And you're saying letting these people in has been a disaster. Who'd a thunk it???
When you let in thousands of people, they need housing, and assistance with everything from opening bank accounts to shopping in a supermarket.
What were they promised? Is every one of those we've watched destroying everything in sight a legitimate asylum-seeking Syrian refugee, meaning he would have been killed if not afforded a place to escape inevitable death? How many women and children do you see? Are there no woman and child refugees? What you see are young, healthy, military-age male invaders.
Even if every one of them are (which very few of them are) legitimate Syrian refugees (seeking refuge from certain death) who told them they are entitled to bank accounts, super-market shopping, shelter, etc. Do you know how many citizen Frenchmen (and women) are homeless and destitute?
The vast majority of these young men are not Syrian. They are malcontents from all over the Middle East who have been advised by ISIS recruiters to enter Europe and take advantage of available social programs. They travel around like Gypsies to Germany, to France, to England, and wherever they can find a place to flop. They are itinerant vagrants. So far the only place in Europe where they are not permitted to invade is Poland. The Poles kick them out -- which is what the French should do.
This conflict with Middle-Eastern men (you see no women) has been going on for centuries. The conflicts have been called Crusades. And I believe what we see happening today is the first stage of the Tenth Crusade.