Remix News | Sept. 13, 2022
Many question the extent to which an asylum seeker can legitimately claim the need for refuge if they return to their homeland voluntarily for vacation.
Almost four in five refugees now residing in Sweden have vacationed in their home country since fleeing to Europe, according to a latest poll.
A survey conducted by polling firm Novus on behalf of the Swedish online newspaper Bulletin revealed that 79 percent of refugees who claim to be fleeing war or persecution have voluntarily returned to their home country since making the trip to Sweden.
According to the survey, they do not wish, however, to return home permanently. When asked whether they plan to permanently return to their country of birth in the future, just 2 percent say they do, while 16 percent say maybe — 81 percent of those who arrived in Sweden from non-European countries say they do not, primarily because they believe Sweden to be a better country to raise their children.
This is nothing new, except perhaps for the statistic — similar articles about ‘refugees’ in other European countries have been published in the past, certainly in Germany and Austria; of course many of them are on welfare in Europe — this practice is well-known to authorities, but they do nothing.
There was also the famous episode of all the ‘Canadians’ who had to be evacuated from Lebanon during a conflict there in 2006:
Evacuation of Canadians from Lebanon to start Wednesday
There are an estimated 50,000 Canadians in Lebanon.Some are camping out in Beirut parks while they wait for the evacuation to begin. They’re “exhausted and frightened,” the CBC’s Nahlah Ayed reported.
One might ask: why were there 50k (!!) ‘Canadians’ in Lebanon? — the answer is of course that they aren’t really Canadians, they are Lebanese who probably came to Canada in previous years as refugees and were stupidly given Canadian citizenship, and were now using their Canadian welfare money to live comfortably back in Lebanon.
The faggotry of the West is something to behold and should never be underestimated.