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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > The Refugee Crisis - a crisis of conscience
 
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Istrian
Dec 23, 2006

Et, ou tu vas exactement?

jonnypeh posted:

EU should invade Syria and Eritrea, then set up democratic governments there. That way the refugees can go back to their own country.

I can't possibly envision anything going wrong.

The EU citizens, that give enough gently caress for actions, are already in Syria fighting for ISIS mostly...

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Istrian
Dec 23, 2006

Et, ou tu vas exactement?
Live action from the Hungarian/Serbian border: http://www.rt.com/on-air/hungarian-border-police-refugees/

Look like some clashes happened earlier...

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Istrian
Dec 23, 2006

Et, ou tu vas exactement?

quote:

"Croatia will not be able to receive more people," Interior Minister Ranko Ostojic told reporters in Tovarnik.

"When we said corridors are prepared (for migrants), we meant a corridor from Tovarnik to Zagreb," he added, suggesting Croatia would not simply let migrants head north to Slovenia, which is part of the EU's Schengen zone of border-free travel.

Welp, so much for that I guess. Still 24 hours of taking refugees is not a bad achievement for the Croats.

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