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Thanks. On the one hand, it makes sense; culturally, Turkey is a better fit for them, and the environment/climate is also closer to what they're used to. On the other hand, it'll probably be a trainwreck in the making. It will only postpone the problem. First they get papers to live in Turkey. Then, if Turkey becomes an EU member, they'll all end up in Germany, anyway.
Turkey is playing an interesting game. First shooting down a Russian meet that was over its territory for 17 secs and now acting as sooner hired thugs for the EU Oligarchy.
I hope that it isn't a disastor for the refugees but it looks bad.
I didn't see anything in the article that relates to this thread's title. Could someone post the relevant exerpts, please?
"A key element is €3bn (£2.11bn) in EU aid for the 2.2 million Syrians now in Turkey. The money is intended to raise their living standards and so persuade more of them to stay put rather than attempt perilous crossings to the EU via the Greek islands. The final offer of “an initial” €3bn represents a compromise between the EU, which offered that sum over two years, and Turkey, which wanted it every year. The money will be paid out bit by bit as conditions are met, French president Francois Hollande said, leaving the total payout unclear."
Merkel is ISIS 5th column. That's the only rational explanation.
Merkel is just a stooge for b the v European Oligarchy looking to buy some hired guns. The Oligarchy uses money printed by the ECB nowadays to press its purposes. The Turkish government just wanted some of that money for their own Swiss accounts.
Turkey? The site of the first genocide of the Twentieth Century?
No wonder no one ever wanted to talk about the Armenians anymore. Seems fitting somehow that Germany should have a hand in this.
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