It's really very sad how many kids die every day. If you think about it, in many of these countries at war, they will have a huge gap of a whole generation missing because of all the children dying today. I was disgusted when I read the other day that the children of "infidels" should die too, so that they don't grow up and turn into the enemy. Simply sad and disgusting to see what our world is turning into. It's like war, death, violence, hunger, and pain everywhere. Some of us are just lucky not to live in it.
It is the worst face of human stupidity and greed. All of the people and kids who died , died for someone else's plans. USA had been organizing these events and wars for hundred years. Who knows how many killed children in Vietnam, Korea, Cuba, Dominican Republic,Afghanistan , Iran ,Iraq,Bosnia, Serbia and now Syria. I am just wandering when is enough money and power? How many lives, how many kids to say enough?
It is a new Al Qaeda, a new gimmick created to make a hiding platform for The USA and its allies. Shamefully enough France being one of them. It is just a curtain for majority of people in the world. They do not bother about us not who are not blinded by the propaganda , because we are outnumbered by stupid and hypocrite people. Multinational companies and bank cartels have their dirty little fingers in this outrage of so called ISIS. They might be playing their roll without even knowing it.
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relevancy being America and Europe are the Cause hence they should be the Cure :
not entry into countries "closest to them" IMO
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That logic doesn't follow at all. Plus Americans and Europeans didn't write the Quran, nor did they invent Allah, in whose name these terrorists are committing these atrocities. Are you honestly saying that a wealthy state such as Saudi Arabia, which has available housing and resources to take care of fleeing refugees, are justified in closing their borders because the West is evil? That makes no sense.
The war in Syria has no end and there are civil wars and also even small battles in the country and the region is unstable and people are running away from the country and trying to have a better life which will work out for them. I think that the war won't end anytime soon and it can take a lot of work for Syria as it can mean the government, will need to do more to secure the country. It will be interesting to see if nearby countries can do anything and also this will be a big task as the country has internal problems, and until that is not fixed then it will not be solved.
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The war in Syria has no end and there are civil wars and also even small battles in the country and the region is unstable and people are running away from the country and trying to have a better life which will work out for them. I think that the war won't end anytime soon and it can take a lot of work for Syria as it can mean the government, will need to do more to secure the country. It will be interesting to see if nearby countries can do anything and also this will be a big task as the country has internal problems, and until that is not fixed then it will not be solved.
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It's a pawn chess game between powers that want to influence the region(US, NATO, Turkey, Russia, Iran). It's a huge cluster of interest conflict, so as long as one side doesn't back up, the chaos will continue. Wars in middle east haven't been about the middle east in probably 60-70 years.
ISIS is a pretty dangerous thing. Now it's clear to all our European friends. Even though I already had a deep concern back in 2014, when all the beheading and stuff began. Hope one day it will brough down. But it takes time and lives, unfortunately.
