By: frank vonder

frank vonder — Sat, 12 Sep 2015 16:26:56 +0000

im confused about the syrian refugee crisis after seeing youtube footage of some refugees throwing food back at the helpers. And I’ve also read that these “refugees” actually have a political agenda. Can anybody clarify? Are these actual,needy,victims? Or are they healthy,capable persons with a political agenda?

By: Nicole Holding

Nicole Holding — Fri, 11 Sep 2015 17:18:38 +0000

I would like to know how these refugees can afford mobile phones. If they can afford phones and thousands of dollars to pay people smugglers surely they can buy food while walking around in their designer clothes. I am also shocked at the number of men arriving who have left their women behind to face persecution. What kind of men are they? One man left his daughters and pregnant wife behind. Australia are taking 12,000 refugees and I suspect they will get government housing in place of the 100,000 Australian homeless people and 200,000 Australian people on public housing waiting lists. We have women in Australia being killed each week from domestic violence who need government support but we will be spending $70 million on helping refugees but we can’t help our own people. Many Muslims call us infidels but who do they run to when they need help – us infidels. Then they turn around and criticise us and our culture and try and change our way of life and our governments are suckers for being too damn politically correct. They criticise us for not doing enough when rich Muslim countries like United Arab Emirates take no refugees. I am glad I don’t live in Europe. I was there a few months ago and everyone I spoke to were frightened of the influx and the change it would lead to in their cultural identity. I am glad we have a stuff stance in Australia.

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By: frank vonder

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