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News: Migrant crisis in EU: AUT to build fence on border with SLO
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Originally posted by rockabella
meanwhile serbia is now returning the favour to croatia when it comes to banning cargo lol...
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n mess, how are they going to start acting when we start sending them back to them. 
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n mess, how are they going to start acting when we start sending them back to them. |
well croatia banned serbian ones like 2 days ago and serbia now banned croatian ones. so now there is no cargo exchange. the return thing was just a figure of speech
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Associated Press -
MORE: EU agrees to tighten controls at edges of 28-nation bloc to stem flow of migrants: http://apne.ws/1MJTzf5
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Chobani CEO has pledged to help the refugees
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Associated Press -
MORE: EU agrees to tighten controls at edges of 28-nation bloc to stem flow of migrants: http://apne.ws/1MJTzf5 |
one question, how? will they sink those ships before they reach the coasts of Greece and Italy? Bcs that's the only way how I see it (I do not support that! I'm only suggesting that I really don't see how can they stop these ppl from comming)
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Croatia has banned everyone with Serbian passport to enter Croatia from Serbia
They also banbed every vehicle with Serbian licence plates to go into CRO from SRB
Also the truck drivers who have been stuck at the borders for 6 days have now blocked traffic on the border out of protest..meaning...no vehicle is to enter from CRO to SRB now
Byeeeeeee
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A big Balkan mess 
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What kinda LOGIC, instead of using time and resources on figuring out how to stop illegal mass entry on the whole length of the border, they're wasting IT on closing official crossings, like what in the WORLD will stopping personal cars from entering country do?
Is some six year old making decisions??
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croatia is such a mess lmao
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allegedly a new map distributed between immigrants on Kos
Poland
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through rommania, slovakia and poland? good luck with that 
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through rommania, slovakia and poland? good luck with that |
Ukraine*
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Originally posted by getinthezone
Ukraine*
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even worse
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They better sneak like a thief through the night.
I been looking at the Polish Defense Leage and they were talking about metal pipes fixed with nails.
Lemme pray for them.
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Immigrants dissapointed after arriving to Sweden
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Adnan Bazaa made the monthlong trek from Syria, believing Sweden would be the end of the line.
He arrived in Stockholm this week hoping that a residence permit, a daily subsistence allowance, housing and a job, would be waiting for him. They were not.
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Bazaa’s decision on where to go is based on what he has heard from friends and relatives about the Nordic countries’ tradition of strong social welfare systems that provide food, housing and employment to all and their longstanding practice of accepting immigrants.
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The surge in arrivals has meant processing times are longer than ever, and officials estimate the process will soon take between 10 months and a year.
“Many people are shocked when they come here and they say, ‘I can’t wait 10 months and maybe a year for my family to reunify. It’s too long time.’ That creates a lot of frustration,”
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Most migrants come hoping to resettle in large urban areas and have refused to get off buses when they discover the government intends to resettle them in remote, rural parts of the country.
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http://www.voanews.com/content/migra...n/2973768.html
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^^How can they expect to get all of that the moment they arrive in a country
like..HOW??? 
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‘I can’t wait 10 months and maybe a year for my family to reunify. It’s too long time.’ That creates a lot of frustration,”
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means with every young man that registers there is 3-10 more people that will follow. 
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Originally posted by karma police
allegedly a new map distributed between immigrants on Kos
Poland
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Poland and Ukraine Those bitches are dreaming. Good ****ing luck.
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Meanwhile in my city...
There are banners like this everywhere.
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Well well well, I am surprised...not.
Migrants are disguising themselves as Syrians to enter Europe
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Moving among the tens of thousands of Syrian war refugees passing through the train stations of Europe are many who are neither Syrian nor refugees, but hoping to blend into the mass migration and find a back door to the West.
There are well-dressed Iranians speaking Farsi who insist they are members of the persecuted Yazidis of Iraq. There are Indians who don’t speak Arabic but say they are from Damascus. There are Pakistanis, Albanians, Egyptians, Kosovars, Somalis and Tunisians from countries with plenty of poverty and violence, but no war.
It should come as no surprise that many migrants seem to be pretending they are someone else. The prize, after all, is the possibility of benefits, residency and work in Europe.
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It is common knowledge on the migratory route that some who are not from Syria shred their real passports in Turkey and simply fake it.
A couple of reporters, one a native Arabic speaker, who wandered through train stations in Vienna found plenty of newcomers whose accents did not match their stories and whose stories did not make sense.
Swimming in the river of humanity are shady characters, too, admitted criminals, Islamic State sympathizers and a couple of guys from Fallujah, one with a fresh bullet wound, who when asked their occupation seemed confused.
“Army,” said one. His friend corrected him. “We’re all drivers,” he said.
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The refugees report that a forged Syrian passport can be bought on the Turkish border for as little as $200. A reporter for Britain’s Daily Mail bought a Syrian passport, ID card and driver’s license for $2,000 in Turkey under the name of a real man who was killed in the conflict.
An Austrian security official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said there are also thriving black markets for Syrian passports in Croatia, Serbia, Hungary and Austria. But most are arriving in Vienna without ever having shown a passport or document to officials, as long as they travel in the stream of asylum seekers.
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At Vienna Westbahnhof railway station, a tight clutch of men lined up at the ticket windows. Days of rough travel lay behind them. All had one aim: Germany.
When asked by a reporter where they were from, the men answered, “We are from Syria.”
When a reporter switched to the North African dialect, the men laughed nervously. “We are Algerians,” they admitted.
Hamza, 27, is from Algiers. “I am illegal, not refugee,” he said. “In my country, the only thing you can do there is either drugs or crimes. So I was in prison several times, for drugs, also for trying to kill another guy.”
Hamza and his mates went to Turkey because the smuggling route to Sardinia has been shut down.
“We flew to Istanbul and then took a bus to Izmir. There we destroyed our passports and just mixed with the Syrian refugees. We then took the boat from Izmir to Greece. From there to Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary and now we are in Vienna,” he said.
Did Hamza feel guilty? Not at all.
“It’s really easy now to travel with these refugees. We received food and shelter, and a nice welcoming from people so far.”
He said he has met Tunisians, Moroccans and Libyans playing the same game.
“So when someone asks us, where do you live? We say Damascus. Where are you from? Answer Syria.”
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“There are people who are trying to benefit from the situation. I’ve met Egyptians who claimed they were Syrians, but the dialect is Egyptian. I’ve also met people from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia or Libya who all are now flying to Istanbul and then go to Izmir where they destroy passports,” Fares said. “I’ve also met Palestinians who live in camps in Lebanon and now claim they were from Yarmouk camp in Syria. Many of them said they have family in Germany and just use this situation to finally get asylum.”
“Most of these people say they’ve lost their passports,” Fares added. “The sad thing is that those Syrians who really are fleeing war will be the ones paying the price.”
Another group of men, standing in line for free food, spoke English among themselves but with an Indian accent.
One said his name was “Hassan.”
“We grew up in Syria; our fathers worked there for many years,” Hassan said.
He had worked in Syria, in a bank, in Damascus, he said.
When a reporter spoke to them in Arabic, the men smiled and said, “No Arabic, only English.” Asked where they lived in Damascus, they couldn’t really say.
They excused themselves and wandered away.
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Would the Washington Post lie?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...html?tid=sm_fb
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