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There are a large number of Christian Armenians in Syria, and there has been no discernible hatred I'VE seen or heard in our city. Many in my church are originally from Syria or Lebanon. They are heartbroken with what has been going on in their homeland.
9 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
We are seeing a lot of muslim mistrust and that's for sure.I suppose you can hardly blame people.It's just human nature especially after events such as 9/11.
I grew up just after WWII & the Japanese/German mistrust was rife.People wouldn't buy Japanese cars.(Some people),My mother was half German.That was a secret.I never knew it until I was 30 odd.
Terry's link puts you in the picture I think.We just have to sort out the ones we want.
Our current policy in Australia is Nobody that arrives by boat from Syria or anywhere else will be granted the right to stay automatically.In fact it is guaranteed that they won't be able to stay unless there are are very stringent circumstances and that's one Govt policy that I agree with.
I hope I've explained my point of view clearly.
9 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
I grew up with the idea of acceptance. I don't look at skin colour or religion. I see the person.
When fear drives us we don't open our minds and if we don't open our minds negative opinions walk right on in.
This will only add to our problems..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<.. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-21/australia-not-un-has-final-say-on-refugee-intake-dutton-says/7104160
9 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
Will this be the final chapter of Jean-Claude Biver's one-of-a-kind horological legacy We're eager to find out more we've reached out to both Jean-Claude and Pierre to see what we can find out. In the meantime you can check out the link RTS article and segment for yourself right here. Fair warning the RTS and Business Montres stories are published in French so you might need link to link pull Google Translate up for the Francophonic assist.
1 month ago. Rating: 0 | |