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Kui ma nüüd õigesti mäletan, siis see mees, kellele ajakirjanik ninuli kukutas, üritas politseiniku eest põgeneda. Seega naine mitte ei huligaanitsenud niisama vaid aitas politseil kahtlast, korraldusele mittealluvat isikut kinni pidada.Kriku kirjutas:Minu arvates tuligi ta lahti lasta. Ajakirjanik, kes inimestele, keda ta filmib, jala taha paneb, ei ole kellegi ajakirjanik.Seersant Steiner kirjutas:veider on see, et see naine lasti lahti eks nüüd peaksid nad vabandama ta ees ja ta tööle tagasi võtma aga arvestades neid euro idikaid on see peagu võimatu
"According to the present guidelines set out by the Finnish Immigration Service, asylum seekers from the central parts of Iraq as well as from southern and central Somalia have been granted residence permits on the basis of international protection solely due to the security situation in their home region," reads the statement.
"Now it has already emerged that asylum seekers who come from, for example, Baghdad and surrounding regions and from Mogadishu are not granted protection automatically in other EU countries."
---Kriku kirjutas:Konfliktikoldes tegutseva ajakirjanduse esimene ja kõige olulisem reegel on see, et ajakirjanik ei sekku. Sekkudes ohustab ajakirjanik nii ennast kui kõiki oma kolleege, kes pärast teda tulevad.
Managing the Refugee Crisis: Budgetary measures under the European Agenda on Migration...to provide immediate resources to respond to the needs of the UNHCR and the World Food Programme and other relevant organisations in order to help refugees immediately. This money has already been planned for humanitarian aid and civil protection and will now be used specifically to address the refugee crisis. Member State contributions should match the EU funding.
Endale omaselt oletab väljaanne, et kõige selle taga on hoopiski Lääne soov Assadist lahti saada:On the 30th July, British Prime Minister David Cameron, commenting on the “migrants” trying to enter the UK via Calais after 9 people had died trying to get through the Channel Tunnel, described them as “a swarm of people coming across the Mediterranean”. He added that, “Everything that can be done will be done to make sure… British holidaymakers are able to go on their holidays."
Fast-forward to the 3rd of September, and the same David Cameron, commenting on the death of 3 year-old Syrian “refugee” Aylan Kurdi who died trying to cross the Mediterranean, said: "As a father I felt deeply moved… Britain is a moral nation and we will fulfil our moral responsibilities.”
The right-wing tabloid newspaper the Sun used the word “swarm” 7 days before Cameron to describe the Calais situation, but in the wake of Aylan’s death launched a campaign to “help thousands of kids like drowned migrant boy”.
Hoopiski unustades, et Süüria režiimi on nõukogude ajast saadik ülal hoidnud NSVL ja Venemaa.The reasons behind nearly a decade of attempted regime change in Syria are, of course, the same as with any other nefarious Western meddling in the Middle East’s affairs: energy, Russia and the US dollar.
In layman’s terms, Syria under Assad is the last outpost of the fight against Western imperialism in the Middle East. While other Frenemies-turned-Beelzebubical leaders (think Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi) have been dealt with (and the failed states left in their wake allowed to fester), Assad is a perpetual thorn in the side of the free-marketeers pillaging regional resources.
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Is it a coincidence that the rhetoric surrounding the “migrant crisis” was ratcheted up at the same time as this move? Whatever the truth of this might be, the most sordid aspect of the current “refugee crisis” is the West’s lack of concern for people’s lives, which is the exact opposite of the narrative that we are being fed.
Kriku kirjutas: Minul pole aega ega võimalust kontrollida iga intsidenti, mida nad kajastavad - et kas ikka kuskil põgenikekeskuses märatses 200 või 100 või 50 migranti ja kas ikka läksid lauajalad käiku. Kui ma seda tiražeerin, siis palun väga ülalöeldut mitte unustada. Tiražeerimata on ka raske, sest peavoolumeedia kipub jälle teisele poole kaldu olema.
http://tallinncity.postimees.ee/3324021 ... -ei-oodata«Sotsiaalministeerium vist ei taha meile mitte ühtegi põgenikku saata, sest nad pole tänaseni meiega sellel teemal kontakteerunud,» ütles Tallinna abilinnapea Kalle Klandorf kolmapäeval.
«Aga ma esitaksin siinkohal vastuküsimuse: mis te arvate, kui palju me võiksime pagulasi vastu võtta, kui Tallinnas on korterijärjekorras umbes kolm tuhat inimest. Kui me avasime eelmisel aastal sotsiaalmajutusüksustes kuussada voodikohta ja täna on järjekord sinna 650 inimest? Nii et meil justkui polegi midagi vastata. Aga kui see kiri peaks tulema, siis me kindlasti vastame sellele,» lausus abilinnapea.
Raha ei haise, aga nii põhjalikult reguleeritud valdkonnas nagu lennundus on see ikka väga omapärane samm.Starting October 12, 2015 Ryanair will launch the RyanFair campaign to help asylum seekers to reach their destination country.
Council Directive 2001/51/EC introduced in 2001 to combat illegal immigration oblige carriers to assume responsibility on transporting foreign nationals into the territory of the Member States. Financial penalties for cases where carriers fail to meet their control obligations are currently applicable to carriers (including the repatriation costs and the penalties applied by the destination countries (not less than EUR 3000 for each person carried).
With the RyanFair campaign, Ryanair decides to violate this EU directive by boarding on flights with destination Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy and Spain all non-EU/EEA passengers for whom the EU asylum right is applicable, and who will produce at the RyanFair desks a preliminary documentation concerning the chance of obtain asylum in the countries of destination. RyanFair desks will be operative in Kos, Podgorica, Bratislava and Budapest.
Endal moslemeid 10%, võtab vastu 2000 põgenikku, rahvaarv 7,3M. Esmapilgul paistab, et läks paremini kui meil, aga erinevalt meist jõuab nendeni otseteed pidi põgenikke-migrante.In this context, it is hardly surprising that there is strong support for restrictive measures and policies that would limit the access to Bulgarian territory (76 percent), break the illegal trafficking networks (89 percent) and would ensure refugees are kept in camps rather than integrated. There is, however, a significant majority (75 percent) who demand that state institutions work for a more tolerant attitude towards the refugees and to improve their conditions in Bulgaria (57 percent).
http://majandus24.postimees.ee/3346335/ ... a-ehitusesLätis pagulase staatuse saavatele asüülitaotlejatele pakutakse tööd saeveskites, metsanduses, ehituses ja muudes sektorites, ütles Läti siseministeeriumi kantsler, kes juhib pagulaste vastuvõtmise töögruppi.
Ta selgitas, et pagulasi on plaanis tööle rakendada mitmes Läti majandussektoris, sealhulgas metsanduses, tootmises, ehituses ja turvateenuste valdkonnas.
Kriku kirjutas:Mingi mäsu Itaalia-Prantsuse piiril
In the past few days, the acrimonious exchange of words has been reminiscent of the Yugoslav War era.
Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic has accused neighbors Serbia and Hungary of hatching a plot to rid themselves of refugees by forcing them to go through Croatia. [...]
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic countered the rant by branding it "uncivilized", "insane" and an "expression of hatred towards Serbs."
He closed the border to Croatia. His country's foreign ministry wrote a note of protest comparing present-day Croatia with the fascist Ustasa state of World War II, while Serbian media called the Croatian leader a "fascist" and an "idiot."
The government in Budapest sent a note of protest to Zagreb after Croatia proposed that Serbia send some of its refugees to Hungary. Budapest stated it would normalize relations only if a new government came to power in Croatia. At the same time, the Hungarian government began to build a barbed wire fence on the border with Croatia just after having completed one on the Hungarian-Serbian border. Almost in passing, Budapest announced that it would roll out barbed wire on the border to Slovenia. The small Alpine country, which is also a member of Schengen zone of visa-free travel, stated it would send refugees without valid documents back to Croatia and that it would not tolerate the chaos.
