Australia Hasn't Learned it's Lesson with Lebs; Now We're Importing Syrians?!

[Rev.Cambeul]

as European governments face global scrutiny over their struggle to accommodate a mass exodus of refugees from war-torn Syria, what are the rich Gulf nations doing to help?

Absolutely nothing.

Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Bahrain have offered zero resettlement places to Syrian refugees

Israel was asked and blankly refused, citing that taking any refugees at all would alter the demographic of Israel from a Jewish one. A valid reason to be sure, but why accept that from the Jew and not the same from Europe or Australia? ... Oi vey! Za Holocaust! Za Holocaust!

Meanwhile, in the EU:

http://www.news.com.au/world/europe/president-jean-claude-juncker-gives-powerful-speech-appealing-for-new-humanity-in-refugee-crisis/story-fnh81p7g-1227520082749

"Europe is the baker in Kos who gives away his bread to hungry and weary souls. Europe is the students in Munich and in Passau who bring clothes for the new arrivals at the train station. Europe is the policeman in Austria who welcomes exhausted refugees upon crossing the border. This is the Europe I want to live in."

"Our common history is marked by millions of Europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution, from war, dictatorship, or oppression," he said.

"We can build walls, we can build fences. But imagine for a second it were you, your child in your arms, the world you knew torn apart around you. There is no price you would not pay, there is no wall you would not climb, no sea you would not sail, no border you would not cross if it is war or the barbarism of the so-called Islamic State that you are fleeing."

"The European Parliament is a place where you can meet everyone. Union in diversity!" Mr Juncker said.

UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage who said Mr Juncker "simply had it wrong" and the scenes of refugees being welcomed to Germany had compounded the flow of "biblical proportions".

"All they have to do is throw their passports in the Mediterranean and say they're coming from Syria," he said, adding that he thought the majority are economic migrants.

"We must stop the boats coming as the Australians did," he said.

Travel agents in Turkey report a 30 per cent rise in bookings to the country after the increase in refugee quotas this week.

Mr Junker said the eurozone will announce a major plan for legal migration in early 2016 ... German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for a "binding agreement on a binding distribution of refugees among all member states."

Hungary, Greece and Italy, a number of Eastern European and Baltic states vowed to reject the imposition of any kind of quotas from Brussels.

Britain, Ireland and Denmark are not legally bound to take part.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/s...-1227521878280

THE Federal Government is hopeful that many of the 12,000 Syrian refugees to be resettled in Australia will be able to find jobs quickly.


Prime Minister Tony Abbott will on Friday meet ethnic leaders, resettlement groups and religious groups to discuss how the refugees can be swiftly and effectively integrated into the Australian community.

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton yesterday said many of the refugees, who are expected to begin arriving in Australia before Christmas, will be from middle-class backgrounds and have the drive needed to contribute to Australians society.

The South Australian Government has indicated the state could accept about 800 refugees from Syria.

The Immigration and Social Services Departments expect some of the new arrivals who have suffered trauma or injuries will not be ready to look for work.


Some of the refugees could be unaccompanied children who have been orphaned or separated from their families by the Syrian civil war.

The Government expects that resettling the refugees will cost about $700 million over four years.

The union which represents refugee support workers in South Australia yesterday said community organisations would need additional resources would be needed to assist new arrivals.

Australian Services Union state secretary Joseph Scales said 500 staff had lost their jobs across Australia over the past year as a result of funding cuts to refugee support services.

Mr Scales said many refugees who had fled Syria would need professional support.



The only jobs they'll get is the Government funded, subsidised wage jobs dished out to them at the expense of the locals largely from regional towns. Jobs in SA for people with no skills isn't an easy game. Even if you have skills you hear the words "causal, part-time and contract" all too often when going for work in SA. Nobody wants to commit to permanent staff when the SA economy is really in bad times.

I definately think the $700Million used to get the Syrians here is better spent taking some of the remaining Whites in Africa away from the hard times they are getting there. If the Nigs there don't like the White man, I am for sending some of these Sudos we have back to Afica as an exchange for the Whites.

[Rev.Cambeul]

I definately think the $700Million used to get the Syrians here is better spent taking some of the remaining Whites in Africa away from the hard times they are getting there. If the Nigs there don't like the White man, I am for sending some of these Sudos we have back to Afica as an exchange for the Whites.

That's the perfect argument for us to use - whether here or Canada or the US.  If South Africa is so good that our governments refuse to accept White people from South Africa, and there is plenty of room for these sand-nigger monkeys, then accept an equal amount of Whites, use a tiny fraction of that $700 million for their assisted passage as genuine immigrants, and ship the Nogs those twelve thousand Nogs to South Africa, where they can live happily ever after.

@Cailen.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Plus we need the white women to breed with. I guess the government thinks it is o.k for us to breed with Syrians something? We need to preserve the South African wing of our race and get them all here.