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Why should US/Europe take Syrian refugees while Gulf Arab states take ZERO?

Posted by Ann Corcoran on September 2, 2015

Update September 7: More here at Breitbart. Gulf States fear terrorists in refugee flow!

Update September 4:  Maybe Obama will ask the Saudi King why they aren’t taking in any of their fellow Muslim refugees (don’t hold your breath), here.

Update September 3: The world is beginning to notice! More here.  Far Left US refugee contractor confirms they want 65,000 Syrians admitted to US before Obama leaves office!

And, why is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) completely silent on this glaring hypocrisy?  Muslim countries who brag about their Islamic compassion (see this post from 2009 where the UNHCR had the nerve to suggest that it is Islam—Shariah law!—that first welcomed the stranger and not Christian or Jewish charity) do not allow their co-religionists to live among them.

Once in awhile over the last many years, we see a story like this one where someone dares to ask why rich Arab countries like Saudi Arabia get away with this—with importing cheap domestic labor while not “welcoming” a single Syrian Muslim refugee.

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Somalis who got into Saudi Arabia to work and seek asylum are deported back to Mogadishu in 2014. http://hiiraan.com/news4/2014/Mar/53657/saudis_mass_expulsions_putting_somalis_in_danger.aspx

From The Interpreter (emphasis is mine):

The humanitarian tragedy unfolding daily in Europe has forced the West to again try and redefine its obligations to those who have been made vulnerable as a result of conflict in the Middle East, particularly the Syrian civil war.

But it may also have stirred a desire to question why the burden is shared by so few countries. In particular, why are wealthy Gulf countries still able to salve their consciences by donating money to UN agencies, along with weapons to Syrian rebels, while at the same time refusing to sign the UN Refugee Convention or accept any refugees for resettlement.

[….]

It seems to be no great sacrifice for them to open their doors to fellow Arab Muslims, allow them to settle in their countries, and in due course become citizens.

[….]

There is something intrinsically wrong when Saudi Arabia can source 1.5 million people to act as domestic help, and a country like Bahrain can issue visas for more than 33,000 housemaids, and yet they can’t even resettle one Syrian refugee.

There is more at The Interpreter including links and a humorous (sort of) cartoon.

The answer to our question seems pretty obvious to me—the Gulf States want to maintain their racial and cultural superiority (LOL! NO multiculturalism for them!), they are racists, and they would like the West to be further Islamized via migration.  We apparently are dumb enough to acquiesce!

And, by the way, Saudi Arabian money is building mosques in America.  They know what they are doing!

We have written a lot over the years about Saudi Arabia and refugees, go here to learn more.

32 Responses to “Why should US/Europe take Syrian refugees while Gulf Arab states take ZERO?”

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  3. […] leaders would guilt-trip others to do more.  Except that no one will have the guts to tell the Gulf Arab states they have to take in Syrian […]

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  4. […] The Muslim Syrians can be taken in by the rich Arab states! […]

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  5. […] Go here and here to see how this controversy began.  Where is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees confirming or denying these claims? […]

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  6. […] Go here and here to see how this controversy began.  Where is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees confirming or denying these claims? […]

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  7. […] Go here and here to see how this controversy began.  Where is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees confirming or denying these claims? […]

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  8. […] Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  9. […] Pope and the US Bishops for making no distinction between the Muslims who could be resettled in the wealthy Gulf Arab states and the persecuted Christians who really have no place to […]

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  10. […] the Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  11. […] truly persecuted Syrian Christians/other religious minorities and the Muslims who could be going to wealthy Muslim countries for […]

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  12. […] they generous, let’s give the Saudis a round of applause!  They don’t want to mess up their own country (or risk terrorism) by taking in their coreligionists as refugees, but are happy to help colonize […]

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  13. […] the clip, he does mention that the wealthy Gulf Arab States and Russia aren’t taking any (terrorism fears?).  He could mention that China is never asked […]

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  14. […] the Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  15. […] the Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  20. […] the Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  21. […] the Syrian refugees “stir the conscience” of the world; certainly not the Muslim world. The Saudis don’t want them. Jordan and Turkey have resentfully set up refugee camps without actually offering permanent […]

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  22. pinchicago said

    Israeli/Saudi forces are looking for total world dominance

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  23. […] Why should US/Europe take Syrian refugees while Gulf Arab states take ZERO? (refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com) […]

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  24. Reblogged this on messagefromthefield.com and commented:
    Good question, short answer. They don’t care.

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  25. Alan Mogg said

    It’s really very simple.
    The goal of every muslim is to rid the world of non-muslims, and to dominate the world. If the muslim countries took in the so-called refugees it would defeat their purpose. If you want to take over a country that is where you send your invaders. You don’t keep them at home.

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  26. Brittius said

    Reblogged this on Brittius.

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  27. Because it’s the USA and Britain along with other E.U. countries that are bombing the Middle East as we speak. That’s why.

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  28. conprof said

    Loved that Delta7 comment, and while I am not so eloquent, I do have something to say about Germany, poor, guilt ridden country. The Nazi damage is generational and it is a dying country, with or without immigration. It can only be saved by a baby boom and that is not going to happen.

    Demographics are destiny – Germany’s birth rate is so low they seemingly have no choice; a non reproducing society is a dying society. I saw the problem when I lived in Germany – I called them self-loathing. The spirit of self-loathing was so anti- natal it manifested itself in an intolerance for children, that even tourists were picking up on. Those with children were beginning to avoid Germany, so the government started “Ein Herz für Kinder ” Campaign (a heart for children) and plastered the slogan all over the place.

    Last Summer when I opted out of the family trip out West in order to testify against APUSH ( the new anti-American AP US History Curriculum), I did so because it would have encouraged self-loathing in our kids; no nation can survive if it’s young people are taught the very opposite of patriotism. And guess what – although our Republican led State Board caved like cheap suits and refused to stand up to the College Board, others, like Texas, are made of sterner stuff and the College Board has backed down, at least partially, and we should now go in for the kill, rhetorically speaking – and take our history back. Demographics are fundamental, but teaching the children when they come is equally important.

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  29. Dr. Rich Swier said

    Great. Posted: http://bit.ly/1PL8pzq

    Rich

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  30. Laurence Bergin said

    Reblogged this on John Drake.

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