Don't burn your papers then, harsh but fair.
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yeah but then its the problem of where do you send them?

Germany.

comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Read up on how many refugees are in each place. Turkey's already hosting around 2 million ffs.

Jordan has 4m but Saudi Arabia won't take any.
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Saudi:

Conflicting views: 100,000(September 2015)[8] or 500,000 "not classified as refugees but as 'Arab brothers and sisters in distress' "

Wikipedia

Hilarious to use Saudi as an example when it's a tyranny that can basically do whatever it pleases because it's upheld by the West

comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
its impossible as many burn their papers so there is no proof where they came from so they are just stuck

Don't burn your papers then, harsh but fair.
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yeah but then its the problem of where do you send them?
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Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar...

comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted less than a minute ago
35 dead just announced. 60 is still the latest hostages number.
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sky said 100

reports of police in a shootout with 2 heavily armed men

Instead of making soldiers redundant left, right and centre......they should be deployed at ports as border control. That's just for starters too.
Immigration is fine but its clearly far too easy for nutters to move around.

Germany love a good old refugee. Any refugee with burnt papers onwards to Germany.

comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Don't burn your papers then, harsh but fair.
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yeah but then its the problem of where do you send them?

Germany.
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No capacity anymore.

comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Don't burn your papers then, harsh but fair.
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yeah but then its the problem of where do you send them?

Germany.
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Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted less than a minute ago
35 dead just announced. 60 is still the latest hostages number.
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40 and 100...
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BBC are a bit later confirming

comment by Viva Vela (U17571)
posted less than a minute ago
Germany love a good old refugee. Any refugee with burnt papers onwards to Germany.
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Viva....if you dont know what you're talking about then you shouldnt talk at all

Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

That's why I'm voting OUT in the EU referendum.

legally without papers you can't send them anywhere and no

comment by BO$$™ (U6401)
posted about a minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Don't burn your papers then, harsh but fair.
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yeah but then its the problem of where do you send them?

Germany.
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Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.
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comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

That's why I'm voting OUT in the EU referendum.
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comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

That's why I'm voting OUT in the EU referendum.
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That's plain and simply wrong

imagine coming off the pitch and seeing that on the screens

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comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
Muslim extremists ARE responsible for most of the major incidences that happen atm. Its not unexpected that they are the most likely participants.
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Actually the figure for religious motivated attacks altogether is very low, less than 2%, off that from Muslims even lower. But of course don't let the facts get in the way of media.

@SkyNewsBreak: Update - AP: French police say around 100 hostages have been taken at Bataclan concert hall in Paris and 35 people are dead

Refugees of the Syrian Civil War Total population: 4,183,535 estimated (15 October 2015)[1]

4,183,535 registered by UNHCR
(15 October 2015)[1]
Regions with significant populations
(Numbers do not include foreign citizens who left Syria)
Turkey 2,138,999 estimated (April 2015)[2][not in citation given]

1,938,999 registered (April 2015)[2]
Lebanon 1,196,560 estimated (April 2015)[3][not in citation given]

1,185,241 registered (April 2015)[3]See: Syrians in Lebanon

1,100,000 by 8 September 2015.[4]
Jordan 1,400,000 estimated (ِAugust 2015)[5][6]

629,245 registered (August 2015)[7]See: Syrians in Jordan
Saudi Arabia Conflicting views: 100,000(September 2015)[8] or 500,000 "not classified as refugees but as 'Arab brothers and sisters in distress' "[9]See: Syrians in Saudi Arabia
Iraq 247,861 estimated (March 2015)[10]

247,861 registered (March 2015)[10]
United Arab Emirates 242,000 estimated (October 2015)[11]

Syrian expatriates who have overstayed in the United Arab Emirates See: Syrians in the United Arab Emirates
Germany 200,000 estimated (by Syrian citizenship, September 2015) [12] 151,000 estimated (by Syrian citizenship, July 2015)[13]See: Syrians in Germany

An estimated 15,199 illegally and legally by 17 September 2015.[14] 0 (all refugees are outlawed and almost all ejected) by 15 September 2015. [15][dubious – discuss]
Egypt 133,862 estimated (April 2015)[16]

133,862 registered (April 2015)[16]
Kuwait 120,000 estimated (2015)[17]

"Syrian expatriates who have overstayed in Kuwait"[17]See: Syrians in Kuwait
Sweden At least 78,000 (as of October 2015) [18][19][20][21][22]See: Syrians in Sweden
Netherlands >36,000 in 2015 up to 10 October 2015 compared with 25,000 in the whole of 2014.[23]
Algeria 25,000 estimated (Aug 2012)

10,000 "asylum seekers"[24] (Jan 2013)
Austria At least 18,000 (2015)[25][26] 200,000 in September.[27]
Armenia 17,000 estimated (July 2015)[28]
Greece 11,000+ (17 June 2013).[29]

150+ (24 December 2013).[30] 30,000+ (27 May 2015).[31] An estimated 15,000-17,000 on Lesbos on 7 September 2015.[32] 17,000 from the start of the conflict in 2011 to 23 December 2013 [33]
Serbia 2,000 registered by 18 October 2015.[34] 5,000 more unregistered by 19 October 2015[35][36]

A total of 10,000 by 25 September 2015 [37]
United Kingdom 5,102 (2015)[38]
Malaysia 5,000 estimated (August 2015)[citation needed]
Bahrain 5,000 estimated (September 2012)[39]
Slovenia 5,000 registered on 17 September 2015.[14][40] Another 1,800 on 15 October 2015.[41] 34,000 in total in 2015 up to by 22 October 2015.[42]
Denmark 0 registered, 5,000 unregistered on 10 September 2015.,[4][43]

[44][45][46] 0 registered, 350-400 unregistered and 5,000 moving on to Sweden on 10 September 2015 [47]
Libya 4,716 estimated (February 2013)[48]
Italy 4,600 estimated (Sep 2013)[49]
Australia 4,500 (2015)[50]See: Syrians in Australia
Bulgaria More than 4,500[51] (Sep 2013)

As many as 10,000 expected by the end of 2013.[52] 15,000 by 19 November 2014 [53]
Tunisia 4,000 (Sep 2015)[54]
Canada 2,374 (August 2015)[55][56][57]See: Syrians in Canada
Brazil 2,077 (August 2015)[58]See: Syrians in Brazil
United States 1,500 (March 2015)[59] 75 in Michigan on 18 October 2015 [60]See: Syrians in the United States
Romania 1,300 (July 2014)[61]
Switzerland 1,100 by 24 October 2015. [62][63]

3,000 by 6 March 2015. [64]
Russia >1,000 (Feb 2014)[65]
Palestine 1,000 (Dec 2013)[66]
Hungary 'Thousands' (September 2015) [67] 383,000 (18 October 2015).[68] 3,000 on 2 September 2015[69] circa ~150,000 in the whole of 2015 up to September 2.0 (all refugees are outlawed and almost all ejected) by 15 September 2015. [15]
Croatia 'Thousands' (18 October 2015) [67] 3,000 registered on 19 October 2015 [70] 7, 500 by 17 September 2015 [14]

55,000 unregistered by 25 September 2015.[71]
Czech Republic 1,000 on 15 January 2015 [72] 1,500 by 16 September 2015.[73]
Argentina 300+ families (Aug 2013)[74]See: Syrians in Argentina
Slovakia 550 registered by 19/102015 [27]
France 500 estimated (October 2013)[75][76]
Finland 300 registered and 750 unregistered by 3 December 2013 [77]
Singapore 279 on 26 October 2015[citation needed]
Macedonia Only 255 registered in in August 2015[78] A total of 160,000 by 22 August 2015 [79]
Belgium 240 on 10 July 2015. [80]
Ireland 220 by 27 June 2014 [81]
Malta 200 Syrians were rescued alive and ~200 drowned on a sinking raft. Malta took the survivors in on 23 October 2013. [82]
Poland >150 (July 2015)[83]
Portugal 74 unregistered and 75 registered 11 December 2013 [84][85]
Cyprus 114 on 22 October 2015.[86]
Colombia <100 (September 2014)[87]See: Syrians in Colombia
Uruguay <100 (October 2014)[88]See: Syrians in Uruguay
Mexico <30 (October 2014)
Kazakhstan <25 (September 2015)

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comment by Viva Vela (U17571)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

That's why I'm voting OUT in the EU referendum.
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Yeah fark off.

comment by 50 (U1147)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
Muslim extremists ARE responsible for most of the major incidences that happen atm. Its not unexpected that they are the most likely participants.
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Actually the figure for religious motivated attacks altogether is very low, less than 2%, off that from Muslims even lower. But of course don't let the facts get in the way of media.
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nothing to do with media,it's happening, media hardly ever report what going on in Africa, it's a big issue

comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Viva Vela (U17571)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted less than a minute ago
Once they get there papers from Germany they can go to any European country including the UK and we can't do anything about it.

That's why I'm voting OUT in the EU referendum.
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Yeah fark off.
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Will do