As of right now, when I check page views for today, I've had more from Poland than I've had from Canada.
Huh?
That's never happened before. Poland might show up half a dozen times a week. Canada is my second biggest audience after the USA. When I go to check all-time page views, Poland clocks in at 1313. That's number ten on the list - over six years!
That's compared to over 90,000 from the US, and 80,000 from Canada.
What gives?
I don't even follow news from Poland. I take it their big dog has ruffled some feathers with his move to consolidate more power in the President's office. The Soros crowd will not be pleased. And the fact that Oban or Orban from next door is giving what's his name in Poland the thumbs up must grate double.
What both of these leaders have in common is that they don't seem too keen to welcome the brown-skinned refugee hoards that American foreign policy has been flooding into Europe.
What I don't get is how it becomes a matter of Polish or Hungarian "racism" that they're not welcoming these refugees from US imperialist policies, but those US imperialist policies get a free pass?
Makes no sense to me.
Shouldn't it be up to the US to accommodate all those refugees their foreign policy is creating?
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Canada slams door on Roma refugees
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced changes to Canada's Immigration Act today that are specifically targeted at Roma refugees.
He didn't stand up in parliament and put it in those words, of course. He's a politician.
What he did say is that there has been a surge in bogus refugee claims from "democratic" countries in the EU.
That would be democratic countries like Hungary, where the ruling extreme right coalition has declared war on the Roma population.
Which would explain the surge of refugee claims from Hungarian Roma.
But because Hungary is "democratic" according to the dictates of the extreme right government in Canada, those refugee claims are self-evidently bogus.
Ottawa had a similar policy going on in the 30's vis-a-vis Jewish refugees from Germany. Nazi Germany was a democratic country after all.
What could go wrong?
He didn't stand up in parliament and put it in those words, of course. He's a politician.
What he did say is that there has been a surge in bogus refugee claims from "democratic" countries in the EU.
That would be democratic countries like Hungary, where the ruling extreme right coalition has declared war on the Roma population.
Which would explain the surge of refugee claims from Hungarian Roma.
But because Hungary is "democratic" according to the dictates of the extreme right government in Canada, those refugee claims are self-evidently bogus.
Ottawa had a similar policy going on in the 30's vis-a-vis Jewish refugees from Germany. Nazi Germany was a democratic country after all.
What could go wrong?
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