Well,here is the explanation.

Submitted by Bazoonga (Netherlands), Mar 27, 2019 at 20:34

Dear Asiyah,,

Thanks for your response and apologize for hurting your sentiments.As a surgeon,I stem a spurting artery at the very spot it's severed or punctured and not mop up the blood where it pools up.

This Assad problem could have been solved with all interested parties, including Russia and Iran,Turkey,S.Arabia etc so that there wouldn't have been any refugees in the first place.Then the western nations could have sent teams for uplifting the masses there and help Syria progress.

How many of the refugees will find work,do their jobs with sincerity and pay taxes? Isn't Greece already in a situation of its own? I am spot on when I mentioned that the western nations have accepted refugees for their own compulsions and not on humanitarian grounds as claimed.When one German Minister mentioned that if Germany closes its borders to refugees,Germans will in breed,what does it indicate? Love and compassion for the refugees or domestic,demographic compulsions?

Even in Asia,most agree now that the Rohingyas are better settled in Myanmar and not allowed to burden already overcrowded nations like Bangla Desh and India.Europe isn't very crowded place so it could accommodate refugees.How about accommodating all poor from Syria by transporting them to Europe,if only poor are settled there?Most people in Syria are poor isn't it?

Please try to correct me or anybody with temperate language.I am always open to corrections but what I hear from many of my highly placed friends and professional colleagues in Europe isn't racism or hatred for anybody.

With Regards,

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