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1,000 Syrian refugees to be flown daily to Canada Posted by: CIJnews Editor November 13, 2015 Trudeau’s Liberal government reviewed on Thursday, November 12, the plan which is still undergoing development, to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees in Canada till the end of the year. Based on the government and media reports, the plan seems to contain the following components: Identification – All refugees will be identified on site before arriving in Canada. 10,000 refugees have already applied to Canada. Health checks will be conducted in the refugee-hosting countries. The government intends to restore the Interim Federal Health Program that provides limited and temporary health benefits to refugees and refugee claimants. Security screening – Initial security checks will be conducted at phase one and completed after the refugees are already settled in Canada. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale affirmed that some security screening will be conducted on Canadian soil. “My officials are satisfied that, to the extent that there are security issues, that they can be properly managed within the frame that the government is considering, and that Canada can fulfil the objective of receiving and settling 25,000 refugees in an expeditious way,” Goodale said. Transportation – Three daily flights out of Amman, Jordan will bring every day 1,000 Syrian refugees to Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton and the military base in Trenton, Ont. Air Canada offered its help in airlifting the Syrian refugees. Sponsorship – The 25,000 Syrian refugees will be admitted through immediate government sponsorship and more refugees to be brought to Canada by private sponsors. Integration – The refugees will stay 3 months in “Interim Lodging Sites” as part of the “community integration” process. 6,000 of them are expected to resettle in Quebec. |
Now add this:
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34131911 Where do the migrants come from? The conflict in Syria continues to be by far the biggest driver of the migration. But the ongoing violence in Afghanistan, abuses in Eritrea, as well as poverty in Kosovo are also leading people to look for new lives elsewhere. European Union has posted its latest statistics: 85,000 Afghanistan 62,000 Kosovo 55,000 Iraq 52,000 Albania 30,000 Pakistan 20,000 Eritrea 18,000 Nigeria 15,000 Serbia 14,000 Ukraine ________________ 350,000 + "refugees" are NON-Syrian = < 66% 178,000 "refugees" alleged to be Syrian = < 34% However, over half the "Syrian refugees" claiming to be Syrian have destroyed their passports and ID, and refuse to be fingerprinted. It is believed that the number of actual Syrians may only be about 15 % of the total number of "refugee" claimants. A significant majority of migrant "refugees" appear to be middle-class workers and familes from a large number of non-European and non-Nato countries, including Turkey. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34377798 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34173252 Many may already be settled immigrants and "refugees" that have already received asylum in countries that they perceive has having less economic opportunities, or slimmer handout packages or welfare systems, such as Turkey and Eastern Europe. http://ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/660/...ion/_86549138_eu_asylum_application_origi.png |
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Now the Kicker:
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New survey: 13% of Syrian refugees in Europe support ISIS Posted by: Ilana Shneider November 11, 2015 As the new Liberal government scrambles to fulfill its election promise of bringing 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by December 31 (or roughly 6,000 refugees a week), the first-of-its-kind survey of Syrian refugees entering Europe found that 13% support the Islamic State (ISIS). In the largest public opinion poll ever conducted in the Arab region by the Doha-based Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies which included a sample made up of 600 respondents from Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and Iraq as well as 900 Syrian refugees, the poll revealed that 22% of Syrian refugees viewed Israel as the greatest threat to the security and stability of the Arab region, while only 10% of Syrian refugees viewed Islamic militancy as the greatest threat. Additionally, 10% of Syrian refugees named the United States to be one of the two biggest beneficiaries of the military campaign against ISIS, while 27% named Israel as one of the two parties who stood to gain the most. 15% of Syrian refugees did not regard ISIS as a direct threat to the security of their home country, and 10% and 16% cited declaration of the Islamic Caliphate and commitment to Islamic principles as the main cause of ISIS strength and support, respectively. 66% of Syrian refugees believe that ISIS was created by foreign actors and 31% of Syrians said they oppose or strongly oppose the military airstrikes against ISIS by the US-led international coalition. Finally, the survey also found that 13% of the displaced Syrian refugees have a positive or somewhat positive view of the terror group. The poll should raise alarms about the potential of 13% of incoming refugees either already supporting ISIS or being susceptible to ISIS recruitment. However, to date the Liberals have not provided any details about what, if any, screening mechanisms have been put in place in order to identify potential security risks by bringing 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada in a span of less than 2 months, in spite of serious concerns voiced by immigration lawyers and security experts. Toronto-based Immigration lawyer Guidy Mamann warned that accepting 25,000 refugees and landing them in Canada before December 31 is a “very, very tall order”. According to Mamann, who has been practicing immigration law for close to 30 years, “something is going to have to be missed in order to do what Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau said he is going to do.” In an interview with Radio Canada International (October 29, 2015), Kyle Matthews of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute said that Trudeau’s promise is going to be very difficult to meet, particularly when it comes to security screening. “The sad reality is that, yes all refugees are civilian, but there could be a few bad apples among the refugee population. So they’re going to have to check everyone’s background and that’s not a process that you could simply enter into a Google search and get the answer”. Also on October 29, CIJnews reported that Syrian intelligence database seized by the rebel forces clearly demonstrated the severity of the risk embodied in admitting thousands of refugees without proper security checks. One of the databases, obtained by CIJnews, contained detailed information on around 130,000 Syrians, of whom thousands are described as “armed militants” and many others as operatives in rebel groups, including the radical Islamist organizations or involved in violent activities. Names and pictures of alleged Syrian war criminals, taken in Syria as well as several western countries where those alleged criminals found refuge, were posted in a Facebook group called “Criminals, Not Refugees”. |
a quick calculation gives:
- 1000 Syrian Immigrants per day brought in by Trudeau
- 15% support ISIS
= about 150 Syrian terrorists / supporters
will be imported into Canada DAILY
by Trudeau and the Liberal sellouts.