| | Mela said "Another thing to think about is that there are non-muslim groups in Syria who are literally the victims of genocide right now like the Yazidi and any Christian sects. For example, I was just reading in the Telegraph that last week while we were all changing our Facebook pictures to French flags, a few young Yazidi girls escaped their lives as ISIS sex slaves and led their liberators to mass graves, one with over 500 men and another with women deemed "too old" to be taken as sex slaves. The girls who survive are held and passed around from group to group to be violently and repeatedly raped.
THESE are the people most in need of our rescue mission. These are the people who should be fast-tracked for refugee status, especially because there is extremely low possibility that they will belong to the extremist group that is trying to eradicate them. The whole thing is so complex and very, very frustrating. " |
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are we as Canadians really taking in the most vulnerable and welcoming them into our country. The horror the christian's and Yazidi's have had to endure should put them at the top of our list of people we should except for refugees. If these people are too afraid to go to the UN camps because they are islamist run then that should tell us all something.
Just a few things I would like to point out from the article that was just posted.
"One of the measures Mr. Hollande and Prime Minister Manuel Valls promise to adopt would empower the government to strip even French-born dual nationals of their citizenship if they contravene the “fundamental interests of the nation.” Currently, only convicted terrorists who have been naturalized French citizens for less than 10 years can lose their French citizenship."
"But his government is seeking to extend for three months the extraordinary powers granted the President under the current national security emergency. These include temporarily closing France’s borders, a measure that not long ago would have seemed unthinkable for this former protégé of Jacques Delors, one of the chief architects of European integration."
"he said in noting that France would welcome 30,000 Syrian refugees over two years."