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So so sad but what us the answer ?
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I note it was a Russian television programme and that they only interviewed people from Syria which is a country from which refugees are accepted, but did not interview others from Morocco, Pakistan etc.
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yep - Russian propaganda.
No journalist ever asks why they didn't stay wherever home was, and fight.
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yep - Russian propaganda.
No journalist ever asks why they didn't stay wherever home was, and fight.
No journalist ever asks why they didn't stay wherever home was, and fight.
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No the family who arrived 5 days ago and had no clothes, as their suitcase was stolen, surprise, said they wish they had stayed in Irac. So why don't they go there then, instead of wasting time trying to get into the uk.
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If nothing else it seems to demonstrate that not all the young guys trying to get to UK are "baddies"
OK - Not from the BBC, so perhaps not quite unbiased (or is it?) but it seemed to show there may be value in some of the would-be immigrants - they have already shown their determination (desperation?) by getting this far - could well be valuable members of society - given a chance.
It makes me sad anyway...
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OK - Not from the BBC, so perhaps not quite unbiased (or is it?) but it seemed to show there may be value in some of the would-be immigrants - they have already shown their determination (desperation?) by getting this far - could well be valuable members of society - given a chance.
It makes me sad anyway...
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If nothing else it seems to demonstrate that not all the young guys trying to get to UK are "baddies"
OK - Not from the BBC, so perhaps not quite unbiased (or is it?) but it seemed to show there may be value in some of the would-be immigrants - they have already shown their determination (desperation?) by getting this far - could well be valuable members of society - given a chance.
It makes me sad anyway...
Cheers
Dave
OK - Not from the BBC, so perhaps not quite unbiased (or is it?) but it seemed to show there may be value in some of the would-be immigrants - they have already shown their determination (desperation?) by getting this far - could well be valuable members of society - given a chance.
It makes me sad anyway...
Cheers
Dave
Also apart from the young family in the film, they are mostly young fit men from Syria and other countries in the middle east in Calais.When you see footage on the news of Syria,you mostly see women,children and older people who have been left to fend for themselves by these so called `valuable young men` as you put it!
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