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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nThousands of refugees have flowed into Southern and Eastern Europe in the last few weeks. Many are fleeing the civil war in Syria. Although Lebanon and Jordan have shouldered some of the burden of refugees, other countries in the region have turned their backs, preferring the war aspect with no sense of responsibility for the victims of the war. <\/p>\n
The media loves to show pictures of the refugees, but mostly they focus on the women and children making their way north. However, the videos of the crowds show that the majority of them are actually military-age males. Males who should be solving the problems in their respective countries rather than fleeing from those problems. <\/p>\n
There are reports that ISIS has vowed to take advantage of the refugee crisis to infiltrate Europe and their current “open border” policies.<\/p>\n
In addition, Europe already has an economic crisis and they’re hardly prepared for this new burden on their economies. Nor are they prepared for the security concerns and thousands of military age men who will eventually become frustrated by the way Europe will handle this crisis, because nothing good ever happens soon enough for refugees. Especially for this crowd coming from the perpetually outraged Middle East.<\/p>\n
Europe would be better off convincing the Saudis and their neighbors, the Gulf states, to pick up their end of the rope. But, fat chance. They’ve never lifted a finger to do anything to alleviate the problems of Palestinian refugees, so it’s not likely that they do anything for this latest bunch. Still, in the words of German Chancellor Angela Merkel in regards to the treatment of the refugees, “the world is watching”, so why isn’t the “world watching” the Arabs?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"