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I don't mean to start sounding racist or anything but, um, a big part of it is their overall culture. They are not really brought up with any kind of stability or respect for rules, only respect for "might makes right". People act nice to them thinking that they are just being oppressed but no. These assholes will simply take these kinds of gestures as signs of weakness and think that they've got the upper hand.Lmaoo they are threatening to kick us out of our own country
All it took was a few smashed windows to send a message to these "refugees".
I can safely say it will get worse next time. They should not play with peoples nerves.
These people are all acting tough while at the same time they begged for asylum. Will see who will get kicked out.
Ungrateful pieces of trash.
I don't mean to start sounding racist or anything but, um, a big part of it is their overall culture. They are not really brought up with any kind of stability or respect for rules, only respect for "might makes right". People act nice to them thinking that they are just being oppressed but no. These assholes will simply take these kinds of gestures as signs of weakness and think that they've got the upper hand.
There's a reason that the regions these people come from usually only have stability at the point of an iron fist. You need at least a century or two to permanently breed this kind of mentality out of them and in order for that to happen, you need to apply the kind of brutal law enforcement that would have other nations screaming "NAZI!" so they learn their lesson.
People are ultimately just animals with a capacity for reason and they respond to the same kind of training initiatives. If they do the right thing, reward them and encourage it. If they don't, punish them. If they refuse to change and remain miserable because it's the only life they ever knew, it's their problem. It's tragic in a sense but people are not obliged to accommodate your backwards mentality in their homes.
You want computers, iPhones, fancy cars, shopping malls, life like in a Hollywood movie, learn to adapt to that culture. Otherwise you don't deserve it and your only fate will be to live in disease-and-terrorism-ridden hellhole for the rest of your existence. Better luck in the next life, pal.
And for the record, I'm not saying this from a place of superiority. Places like Azerbaijan are still, in some ways, plagued by similar mentalities but we are far, FAR ahead of these guys when it comes to progressing beyond it.
Asylum decision that draws attention from the Internal Affairs
The Ministry of Interior announced the new immigration decisions. According to this; As of September 2, 2021, the provincial borders of Ankara have been closed to temporary protection registration. Syrians in Ankara will be sent to the provinces where they are registered.
01 September 2021 19:17Updated: 01 September 2021 19:20
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The following statement was made by the Ministry:
"As a result of the evaluations made with the participation of our Ankara Governor's Office, Migration Management, Gendarmerie and Police units, under the coordination of our Ministry, which is authorized and responsible for regulating residence permits, international protection and temporary protection works and procedures for foreigners in our country, the following decisions have been taken;
1. Effective from September 2, 2021, the provincial borders of Ankara have been closed to temporary protection registration.
2. Syrians with temporary protection status, who are registered in other provinces of our country and actually reside in Ankara, will be identified and sent back to the provinces where they are registered, and their residence processes in the provinces where they are registered will be followed by a notification obligation.
3. The derelict buildings and foreigners residing in these buildings that are the source of immigration, drugs and public order incidents in Ankara will be identified, demolition and evacuation procedures will be completed, and these foreigners will be sent to the provinces where they are registered.
4. Irregular migrants who do not have any protection status or residence permit will continue to be detained by law enforcement units and placed under administrative detention in Removal Centers in order to carry out the return procedures.
5. All kinds of sanctions will be applied immediately within the framework of the necessary legislation regarding workplaces that do not have tax plates belonging to foreigners.
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No way!UK plans offshore asylum centres in Pakistan and Turkey for Afghans
Defence secretary says processing hubs will be used for those Britain has ‘an obligation to’
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Britain plans to establish offshore asylum centres for Afghan refugees in countries such as Pakistan and Turkey, as ministers admit that the UK will not be able to rescue those eligible for resettlement before troops leave Kabul.
The defence secretary, Ben Wallace, said in a newspaper article on Sunday that the UK planned to establish a series of processing hubs across the region outside Afghanistan, for Afghans it had “an obligation to”.
At least 1,429 Afghans have been evacuated from Kabul since last Friday, as part of the Arap relocation scheme designed to help interpreters and others who have helped the British during their 20 years in Afghanistan.
But it is estimated that a similar number – or more – remain in the country. The emergency airlift was continuing on Sunday, with RAF flights operating despite a crush at the airport gates as desperate Afghans try to flee.
Nato believes 20 people have died around the airport in the last week, but Britain’s armed forces minister, James Heappey, said the flow outside the airport had improved because the Taliban were “marshalling people into separate queues for the US evacuation and the UK evacuation”.
A total of 1,721 people – Britons, Afghans and people from allied countries – had been evacuated from Kabul on eight flights in the past 24 hours, Heappey said, with the RAF receiving help from its Australian counterpart in getting people to safety.
But British officials already acknowledge that it is virtually impossible to evacuate people coming from outside Kabul, although Afghans with a claim have told charity workers they would risk crossing the country if they knew they had a flight.
The new proposal was born out of the emergency, Wallace said, in an article in the Mail on Sunday. “The [Arap] scheme is not time-limited. We shall stand by our obligations and are investigating now how to process people from third countries and refugee camps,” he wrote.
A scheme to establish an offshore immigration centre was included as part of the Home Office’s nationality and borders bill, published in the early summer, before the western-backed government in Afghanistan collapsed.
It was controversial because the intention was to allow the UK to send people to a third country to allow their claims to be processed. Officials had begun talks with Denmark about creating a processing centre in Africa – but how it will link together to the emergency centres is unclear.
Britain has also agreed to take 20,000 Afghan refugees in a separate scheme announced on Tuesday, 5,000 of which will be in the first year. Priority will be given to groups who are most at risk of human rights abuses, such as women, girls and those from religious minorities.
Ministers are also debating how to respond to the Taliban, with the home secretary, Priti Patel, understood to be exploring with security officials whether they should be proscribed as a terrorist organisation alongside the likes of Isis.
But the prime minister, Boris Johnson, and other government departments have been holding out the possibility of recognising the Taliban government in Kabul, arguing the regime should be judged by “actions not words”.
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UK plans offshore asylum centres in Pakistan and Turkey for Afghans
Defence secretary says processing hubs will be used for those Britain has ‘an obligation to’www.theguardian.com
EU: Turkey must stick to migrants deal
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The European Union wants Turkey to abide by the agreement on migrants reached in March 2016, European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi told Turkish officials in his two-day visit to the country on Monday and Tuesday.
The agreement, reached after a year of extensive migrant flows, commits Turkey to stopping undocumented migrants from crossing into the European Union and taking back those expelled by EU states, especially Greece.
Varhelyi met with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu, Trade Minister Mehmet Mus and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s spokesman Ibrahim Kalin.
In the wake of recent developments in Afghanistan, and given the continued presence of millions of Syrian refugees, the EU will provide an additional €3 billion to Turkey in aid.
EU officials say Turkey again raised its longstanding demand for visa-free travel to the bloc, but, as with the Cyprus issue, it “was not discussed in depth.” Varhelyi and Turkish officials also discussed the long-stalled talks over Turkey’s joining the EU.
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EU: Turkey must stick to migrants deal | eKathimerini.com
The European Union wants Turkey to abide by the agreement on migrants reached in March 2016, European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi told Turkish officials.www.ekathimerini.com