I could not believe that I would come to agree with John McCain and I agree with his position on Kurds as outlined in his op-ed in the NY Times.
Showing posts with label Kurds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kurds. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Syrian Refugees and the Banners (II)
These days the faces of ever growing refugees from Afghanistan to Syria are all over the media marching across fields and roads. Mostly young and energetic, they are the ones who can endure the long trip, some with small children in tow are seen demanding the right of passage to the more affluent parts of Europe. Many want to travel to Germany. When this wave of refugees began flooding the borders of Europe they were met with few activists carrying signs of "Welcome" along with armchair moralists encouraging them. There is nothing wrong with welcoming someone or being a moralist armchair or otherwise, but mostly they fall in the category of impulsive reaction and does not provide an overall view of the problem at hand.
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Army,
Banner,
Egypt,
Europe,
Islam,
Islamists,
Kurds,
Libya,
Middle East,
Muslim,
Nigab,
North Africa,
Refugees,
Secular,
Syria,
U.S.,
Western,
women rights
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