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I was listening to my daily news and a point was brought up about how ISIS wanted a refugee crisis. I started to think about it. Then I realized they Weaponized immigration. What I mean by this is that their strategy is reaching much further than their controlled area. By pushing out so many people they are forcing other countries to step in and act. Jordan has erected tent metropolis' for them. They are financially draining the region. Just think of all the resources it takes. Now just look at these other countries were immigrants are fleeing in hopes of arriving in Europe. Some of them are going to Greece were they are already financially unstable. Now they are going to other countries in Europe and are drawing on their government for assistance. The more money any government spends on these immigrants they will only add to the instability of their own economy. The less stable a country is the less likely they will be willing to fight in the War on Terror, primarily ISIS. This is effective strategy. I didn't see it coming. There are no end of of immigrants that want to flee to Europe from any of the war torn countries.
This is a new tactic? What are the other implications? How would so many immigrants affect the make up of their new communities and country as a whole?
This is a new tactic? What are the other implications? How would so many immigrants affect the make up of their new communities and country as a whole?
Edited 9 y ago
Posted 9 y ago
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Deja vu... Remember the Yugoslavia breakup?
http://www.nytimes.com/1992/07/24/world/yugoslav-refugee-crisis-europe-s-worst-since-40-s.html
http://www.nytimes.com/1992/07/24/world/yugoslav-refugee-crisis-europe-s-worst-since-40-s.html
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I think you will find this is a classic strategy.
Take everything of value from the undesirables and drive them into your opponents country.
Take everything of value from the undesirables and drive them into your opponents country.
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SPC Jan Allbright, M.Sc., R.S.
SPC (Join to see) Are you proposing an "undesirable" court for the US?
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Insane minds think alike. I was thinking the exact same thing. 4+ million since 2011. That costs a buttload of $$! No wonder the Arab countries aren't taking them in. Let the infidels foot the bill. Flood them with Muslims. "If we can't get them out, we'll breed them out." ......Braveheart
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/the-un-has-called-the-syrian-exodus-the-largest-refugee-crisis-in-the-past-25-years-what-comes-next?urlhash=951205
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/the-un-has-called-the-syrian-exodus-the-largest-refugee-crisis-in-the-past-25-years-what-comes-next?urlhash=951205
The UN has called the Syrian exodus the largest refugee crisis in the past 25 years. What comes...
Since 2011, more than 4 million Syrian refugees have left (Reuters). Riots are breaking out throughout Europe. Some people are calling this crisis an invasion and 'economic terrorism' and some are bending over backwards for this humanitarian crisis. The Pope is urging all churches in Europe to take in/sponsor a refugee family and many churches are filled to overflowing. As temperatures rise, so does the desperation. Riots are breaking out...
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I have seen one of these tent cites. It I never seen anything like before. The tents went as far as I could see and they were in a confined area with armed guards.
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SFC Mark Merino
And they are rioting all over the world because they aren't pleased with the conditions. Didn't you just leave your own country because it sucked so bad? So tell me CPT (Join to see) , so we don't misallocate funds, should I stock up on the 5.56, the 9mm, or the .40?
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