Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Europe is a target for impoverished peoples.

The USA HAS TO be end their OCCUPATION of Afghanistan. It is estimated there are 5.7 million Afghan refugees since 2002. That would be about a one sixth of the population of Afghanistan. The populations of Afghanistan and Iraq are about 30 million.

Report from Brown University.

Before the recent upsurge in violence in Syria and Iraq, (click here) the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported that Afghanistan remained the world’s top producer of refugees for the 32nd year in a row. As of July 2014, the UNHCR estimated there are approximately 700,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Afghanistan. Violence has been the major factor in involuntary population movements among Afghans. 

There is a reason there is an Iranian Taliban. They are seeking out the refugee migration. The migration into Europe is since the war began in 2002.

The vast majority of Afghan refugees reside in Pakistan and Iran, where they face an uncertain political situation, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). Iranian officials, for example, deport thousands of undocumented Afghans without allowing them the opportunity to demonstrate a legal right to remain in Iran, or to lodge an asylum application....

October 28, 2015

A refugee from Afghanistan waits outside the State Office of Health and Social Affairs in Berlin on September 29, 2015

Berlin (AFP) - Germany's Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere (click here) said Wednesday the rising number of Afghan asylum seekers was "unacceptable", as he urged young citizens of the south Asian nation to stay at home and rebuild their homeland.
"Afghanistan is in the second place of (asylum seekers') origin countries in the current month and also for the whole year. That is unacceptable. We are in agreement with the Afghan government that we don't want that," De Maiziere said.
"There is an increasing number of citizens from the middle class, also from Kabul, and we are in agreement with the Afghan government that young Afghans from middle-class families should stay in their country and rebuild it," said De Maiziere.
German soldiers and police had been sent to Afghanistan to help "make the country safer", said the interior minister, adding that "large amounts of development funds" have been sent to the country.
"So we can expect the Afghans to remain in their country," he said.
"I'm therefore saying clearly today that those who come from Afghanistan as refugees cannot all expect to stay in Germany," he said....