How will EU policies on refugees change over the coming year?

If you want to talk about the US policies make your own thread, thank you very much.

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Originally Posted by earthJoker

If you want to talk about the US policies make your own thread, thank you very much.

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The same questions apply to Europe: can you make today's policies while ignoring history?

Of course you can, but you shouldn't.

Then why is the EU suffering a deluge of refugees?

ps, I read the last page and have no idea what Hazir was talking about. There is no system totally free of corruption or croneyism. It's a matter of degrees.....

Most of them are migrants. As for the rest, you heard about the war in Syria?

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Originally Posted by earthJoker

Most of them are migrants. As for the rest, you heard about the war in Syria?

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And there are refugees of war that can't convince anyone that they're victims of our foreign/military policy. Where do they go, what can they do?

With our, you mean US? We aren't talking about the US. Stop being so self-centric.

Because it has nothing to do with "our foreign/military policy". Don't be so egotistical, not everything has to do with your policies.

EDIT: Jinx you beat me to it eJ.

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Originally Posted by RandBlade

Because it has nothing to do with "our foreign/military policy". Don't be so egotistical, not everything has to do with your policies.

EDIT: Jinx you beat me to it eJ.

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Then stop making your policies dependent on what the UK does first, on its own. If you have a principle then stick to it, but if you can't make it work on your own, then make the appropriate concessions to your stronger allies, like the US.

To Rand that means looking at a global franchise that originated in the US.

That reads as gibberish to me I don't know what you mean. The situation in Syria is not of our making.

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That reads as gibberish to me I don't know what you mean. The situation in Syria is not of our making.

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Since you're part of a global franchise, you should know what I mean.

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Then stop making your policies dependent on what the UK does first, on its own. If you have a principle then stick to it, but if you can't make it work on your own, then make the appropriate concessions to your stronger allies, like the US.

To Rand that means looking at a global franchise that originated in the US.

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Since you're part of a global franchise, you should know what I mean.

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What global franchise? And no I don't.

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What global franchise? And no I don't.

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Aren't you a subsidiary of a USA franchise food business?

Could you please explain how this is related to EU policies? And by 'explain' I mean writing something that makes some sense.

EU refugee policies are related to US military policy. In other words, the more the US bombs Iran/Iraq/Afghanistan, the more England or other European nations will have political refugees. The "international coalition" is military in nature--meaning that allies can't be promised much, as long as they act like the US calls all the shots.

I'm saying that the US doesn't call all the shots, and that the EU has more power than it realizes.....especially when it comes to refugees seeking aslyum from civil wars, and the US role in those civil wars.

Then maybe the US should pay Turkey instead.

Bahahaha I have an idea for the ultimate sin-tax :o

It will be collected by the Karma police.