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Macedonia Border is blocking Greece Migrants
For around 5 days.
http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-736x414.jpg [Macedonian police have fired tear gas after migrants and refugees broke through a gate on the country's border with Greece. Thousands of people have been stuck on the Greek side of the border as Macedonian officials allow only a trickle of people through each day. Frustration boiled over on Monday, with a few hundred people breaking through the gate, chanting "open the border" and throwing stones at Macedonian police, according to reports.] http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-736x414.jpg What a Mess |
Greece Can't possibly have any chance of coping.
Time to turn the boats back and make Turkey earn their money.:shrug: |
just awful seeing children as young as 4 being tear gassed.
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sorry but they dont want them
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Macedonia are within their rights to try and exert control over this influx: demanding that borders be opened, throwing stones at police and breaking down fences is not an appropriate response. What are they supposed to, allow hundreds of thousands of undocumented people to stream through only for them to then get stuck at the next border? Austria don't want too many, Sweden is bringing back controls, even Germany are neither able or willing to take every migrant that arrives. If prosperous Western and Northern European countries can't cope then what do people expect from small and struggling countries like Macedonia and Greece?
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That image of a grown man crying at the border, it's the face of hopelessness.
I don't care if my heart bleeds, I have one. |
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This is not only turkeys job this is A world problem everyone should put their hand on this but the way the world deals with this problem is the reason all these happening. İt has been years now it is obvs syria cant deal with this on their own other countries should do something about it. You cant end the problems just by opening borders you have to do something bigger. Also i am really sad for the people in syria for suffering this but i am also sad for the countries who have to suffer as well just because a country cant put itself together. |
until we get to the root of this problem - its never going to correct.
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According to the Daily Mail, "Greek police say there could be up to 10,000 people — mostly Syrian and Iraqi refugees — stuck at the country's Idomeni border crossing now in deteriorating conditions." It goes on to say that children are becoming sick because of the unsanitary living conditions.
Its time America took more responsibility for this crisis they created. |
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Guards with AK's would deter them from knocking fences down and throwing rocks.A few shots in the air as a warning.Or rubber bullets.Non lethal but pack a punch.
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Syrians, Iraqis, Libyans, Afghans, South Asians—one way or another, directly or indirectly, immediately or at a slight remove, they are all victims of the policies through which the Western powers have sought over centuries to impose their will upon weaker people they thought worth disrupting, subjugating and exploiting. Where is the land that huddles behind the Statue of Liberty in all this, the nation of immigrant populations? As close to nowhere as it can manage. In my estimation, the denial of history among Americans will prove much harder to overcome as the non-West and the South flee the calamities we have done so much to make. http://www.salon.com/2015/09/09/amer...igrant_crisis/ |
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