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Title: Where Should Syrian Refugees Settle?
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URL Source: http://www.vdare.com/posts/where-should-syrian-refugees-settle
Published: Sep 3, 2015
Author: Steve Sailer
Post Date: 2015-09-03 11:55:36 by nativist nationalist
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Views: 1568
Comments: 7
There’s much discussion in the press about where it would be best for Arab refugees from Syria to settle: Would they be best off in Munich? London? Reykjavik? Or Minneapolis? Which white people most need the blessings of diversity provided by Sunnis and Shi’ites? (Obviously, Syrian Arabs couldn’t go to other Arab countries like Qatar. Don’t be silly.) The sophisticated reasoning of 2015 is that if you and your countrymen blow up your own country through your sheer mutual bloodymindedness, you therefore have an unassailable moral claim to inhabit the nicest countries on other continents. If you are a young fellow in your prime, why should you have to settle for a refugee camp in neighboring Turkey when there are Swedish girls unmolested in Malmo and English girls unpimped in Rotherham? Think of the children! More children: Granted, most of the other times the West has imported lots of Muslims, we just wound up with dead cartoonists and gang-raped 12-year-old girls all over the place. But, that’s irrelevant, because This Time Will Be Different! Why? Because. Just because. Or maybe just because you shouldn’t mention the other times. It’s not nice. Yet, it only now occurred to me that there is a place that would be ideal for Syrian refugees. I’ve never heard it discussed in the press as a natural refuge for Syrians, but: – It has great views. – It has a lovely sunny climate – Yet the temperatures are mild and there is good rainfall for agriculture due to the moderately high altitude (about 1,000 meters on average). – This place even has a ski resort! (It doesn’t, however, seem to have any golf courses, but as the picture at the top shows, it has lots of rolling open land ideal for golf.) – It’s quite under-populated relative to its carrying capacity. It’s hard to find exact numbers, but this region appears to be about 500 square miles in size with a present day population of somewhere around 40,000. – The population today seems to be less than half of what it was a half century ago. – It’s conveniently, even extremely close to Syria. – And yet, this region is an island of peace and law & order under a strong, sophisticated government in a state with a prosperous economy. – If there is any government in the world hardnosed enough to keep Syrian Sunnis and Shi’ites from killing each other, it’s this government. – In fact, a fair number of Syrians are descended from people who used to live there. Some of the middle-aged and elderly Syrian refugees even lived here themselves before being driven out. – Indeed, this place is still recognized as Syria’s own national territory by almost all the countries of the world. Where is it? Why, the Golan Heights, of course. But, for some reason, the American press never seems to bring up the Golan Heights as a natural destination for Syrian refugees. Instead, Syrians should all move to Europe. Or maybe to America. It’s inevitable. There is no stopping them. Except they seem to be completely stopped from moving to the Golan Heights, which looks like a pretty okay place. But the Golan Heights never seems to come up. Funny how that works. Poster Comment: This is a wonderful idea. The Pharisees are always preaching about the joys of diversity, here is a chance for them to practice what they preach, and it is not even in their own homeland.
This place looks nice (except for the tank)
The children 
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#1. To: nativist nationalist (#0)
Back where they came from. Arm them, and let them return & retake their homeland. If they fight for it, they will better appreciate it, and can self govern. And no other country will be obligated to support them. Si vis pacem, para bellum
We could help them by stopping the war waged by our ruling class against Assad. The Baathist regimes seem like they were the right type of government for the region. If Assad actually used nerve gas against Al Qaeda, he should be commended rather than condemned.
Syria. If they won't fight for their own homeland Moslem (pigpiss be upon them) shithole, why should other normal civilized countries be burdened with them and their useless, vile, defective, evil death cult? Or, failing that, Liechtenstein. It's time for Liechtenstein to step up for once. That's it. Two choices, Moos (PBUT).
McCain walked there - the bird of woe.
In Syria.
Funny how that works. Odd how that always works out,ain't it? Having said that,Israel would be my second choice. My first choice is Syria. If they are not willing to fight for themselves in their own homeland,how the HELL can anyone claim they will be anything other than parasites in another land? Why is democracy held in such high esteem when it’s the enemy of the minority and makes all rights relative to the dictates of the majority? (Ron Paul,2012)
My thoughts exactly... And no matter how many times they claim they will go back home when things get straightened out, I doubt it will ever happen... " Where Should Syrian Refugees Settle? "
#2. To: Stoner (#1)
Back where they came from. Arm them, and let them return & retake their homeland. If they fight for it, they will better appreciate it, and can self govern. And no other country will be obligated to support them.
#3. To: nativist nationalist (#0)
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#4. To: Hank Rearden (#3)
We could help them by stopping the war waged by our ruling class against Assad.
#5. To: nativist nationalist (#0)
Where Should Syrian Refugees Settle?
#6. To: nativist nationalist (#0)
But the Golan Heights never seems to come up.
#7. To: sneakypete (#6)
If they are not willing to fight for themselves in their own homeland, how the HELL can anyone claim they will be anything other than parasites in another land?
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