Maximus wrote:Yes, four Christian and four Muslim Countries (I am including the five EU countries as one).
The Muslim countryies have not accepted any Syrian refugees. While the Christian countryies have accepted all of them.
So we have Muslims killing Muslims and Muslims not helping other Muslims at all. Then the Muslims expect Christians to take them in to their country's and respect their faith but want them Christians to get out of their country's and disrespect their faith. Both in their countries and in the Christians country. (generally speaking of course)
whats your analysis Bordo?
Lordo wrote:Maximus wrote:Yes, four Christian and four Muslim Countries (I am including the five EU countries as one).
The Muslim countryies have not accepted any Syrian refugees. While the Christian countryies have accepted all of them.
So we have Muslims killing Muslims and Muslims not helping other Muslims at all. Then the Muslims expect Christians to take them in to their country's and respect their faith but want them Christians to get out of their country's and disrespect their faith. Both in their countries and in the Christians country. (generally speaking of course)
whats your analysis Bordo?
you dont really understand anything russian yank rivalry and how it effects the med region, now go back to sleep stupid boy.
amazingly the most refugees have gone to terggy. 1.9 million.
Paphitis wrote:Let's put things into perspective. 4 Gulf States have provided over 3.5 billion in aid to Syrian Refugees, and that is on par with the USA.
I would say their contribution far exceeds that of the UK which has proven to be dismal!
Maximus wrote:Paphitis wrote:Let's put things into perspective. 4 Gulf States have provided over 3.5 billion in aid to Syrian Refugees, and that is on par with the USA.
I would say their contribution far exceeds that of the UK which has proven to be dismal!
“We know that the Gulf could take in Syrian refugees, but they have never responded,” said Omar Hariri, a Syrian who had recently fled Turkey on an inflatable raft with his wife and 2-year-old daughter.
Speaking by phone from Athens, he said he saw hope in Europe, not in the Gulf.
“They have helped the rebels, not the refugees,” Mr. Hariri said.
Paphitis wrote:Maximus wrote:Paphitis wrote:Let's put things into perspective. 4 Gulf States have provided over 3.5 billion in aid to Syrian Refugees, and that is on par with the USA.
I would say their contribution far exceeds that of the UK which has proven to be dismal!
“We know that the Gulf could take in Syrian refugees, but they have never responded,” said Omar Hariri, a Syrian who had recently fled Turkey on an inflatable raft with his wife and 2-year-old daughter.
Speaking by phone from Athens, he said he saw hope in Europe, not in the Gulf.
“They have helped the rebels, not the refugees,” Mr. Hariri said.
At least they have put their money where their mouth is and made a significant and very impressive contribution.
Compare their contribution to the UK and you will will see that they have outdone everyone except for the USA but in real terms they have offered more aid than anyone on a per capita basis.
And no, the KSA would probably be an inappropriate destination for a SHIA.
Maximus wrote:Paphitis wrote:Maximus wrote:Paphitis wrote:Let's put things into perspective. 4 Gulf States have provided over 3.5 billion in aid to Syrian Refugees, and that is on par with the USA.
I would say their contribution far exceeds that of the UK which has proven to be dismal!
“We know that the Gulf could take in Syrian refugees, but they have never responded,” said Omar Hariri, a Syrian who had recently fled Turkey on an inflatable raft with his wife and 2-year-old daughter.
Speaking by phone from Athens, he said he saw hope in Europe, not in the Gulf.
“They have helped the rebels, not the refugees,” Mr. Hariri said.
At least they have put their money where their mouth is and made a significant and very impressive contribution.
Compare their contribution to the UK and you will will see that they have outdone everyone except for the USA but in real terms they have offered more aid than anyone on a per capita basis.
And no, the KSA would probably be an inappropriate destination for a SHIA.
Are you going to try to convince me now that the UK or Europe is a more appropriate destination for the Shia?
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