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Man är på defensiven, men moraliskt sett är väldigt många fortfarande övertygade om det självklart riktiga i att kräva i praktiken öppna gränser, stora famnen och extra allt till inflyttarna.
Och det kommer att bli mycket svårt att repatriera hundratusentals människor till typ Mellanöstern, Sudan, Eritrea och Centralasien. Sverige kanske utmärker sig genom hur enkelriktad och ideologiserad debatten har varit här, men det finns *inget* land inom EU - utom kanske Ungern - som har spottat i nävarna, sparkat undan PK-flosklerna och verkligen repatrierat tiotusentals mena-iter med tvång *ut* ur Europa under de senaste åren. Det var runt en miljon som kom in under 2015, en del av dem hade reella asylskäl med hänvisning till krig, andra inte, men poängen är: det kommer att bli svårt eller omöjligt att repatriera låt oss säga tre av fyra av dessa från Europa mot öst och syd. I praktiken är många av dem nog här för att stanna.
Svårt ja, omöjligt nej. För att få fart på ruljansen krävs förstås att andra krafter samverkar. Men att samsynen om migrationens förträfflighet hos alla goda krafter nu är bruten kan vi nog sluta oss till. Att en sådan som Dinamarca som investerat så hårt i migrationsgodhet nu slutar med politiken kan nog tjäna som tecken i tiden.
En samverkande repatrieringskraft är vårt ogästvänliga klimat, en annan att de flesta migranter sannolikt är vanliga någonstansare som upptäckt att de inte kommit till paradiset på jorden och nu längtar hem.
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Syrian refugees return to their war-torn homes
Unable to stand the cold weather, language barrier, and unemployment, a small but growing number of refugees are feeling the pull to return to Syria.
FEBRUARY 2, 2018 ALEPPO, SYRIA—Desperate to escape Syria's terrors, Ammar Maarawi bolted. In early 2016, he paid smugglers and endured a dangerous sea crossing to Greece and an exhausting journey by train, bus, and foot through Europe.
Two years later, he is back home in Aleppo. He returned last summer – depressed, homesick, and dreading another winter, he couldn't bear life in the German city of Suhl.
Germany, he said, "was boring, boring, boring."
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The United Nations and host governments in Europe are not encouraging returns, saying the country is not safe.
But the stream of returnees may grow over the coming year as stability returns to Syria and as hostility grows to refugees in host nations.
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Those who make it to Europe often get assistance, but some find the West doesn't hold the opportunities they hoped – or they face discrimination or they feel alienated in a different culture with language barriers and harsh weather.
Hu ja. Sverige är ännu kallare och jävligare än Tyskland och de trista hålor de flesta migranter hamnar i är helt säkert boring, boring, boring. Vad händer om FN, EU och Sverige börjar uppmuntra hemflytt istället för att försöka förhindra den?
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Maarawi, meanwhile, is happy to be home. He sat behind a desk in his tire repair shop near Aleppo's main Saadallah al-Jabiri Square. The city is largely at peace now after government forces defeated rebels there in December 2016.
Like many others, Maarawi embarked on an epic journey to reach safety in Europe. He left Syria in January 2016. From Turkey, he took one of the crowded, inflatable smugglers' boats to the Greek island of Lesbos – an especially hazardous trip, because he doesn't know how to swim. He made his way across Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Austria, enduring long train rides and walks through forests.
In Germany, he began learning the language and training for work. The Germans provided food, clothes, and a stipend, but, "in the town where I was staying there was no life, there were few people, you suffer psychological pressure, depression, and it is cold," he said.
Nej livet består inte av bröd allena. Livet i en svinkall byhåla i främmande land är nog inte vad förhoppningsfulla migranter tänkte sig när de tog den chans till ett bättre liv som uppenbarade sig. Bättre då att ha sin lilla verkstad hemma i det numera säkra Aleppo. Till och med ankarbarn åker hem och känner tillfredsställelse med det.
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Adeeb Ayoub, a 13-year-old, took the sea trip to Greece with his uncle in 2015. "I felt that the possibility of surviving the sea is bigger than surviving in Aleppo," said his father, Firas Ayoub.
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The hope was that after the son was settled in Europe, his parents and three siblings would be allowed to join him. But that never worked out, so after two years his parents told him to return. In September, the boy arrived at Damascus airport, welcomed by his weeping mother.
"It was an adventure," Adeeb said, sitting next to a diesel heater on a cold morning at his parents' apartment in western Aleppo.
In the German town of Reinheim, he went to school and was a midfielder on the local soccer team. Now Adeeb plays for Aleppo's Itihad soccer team, one of the top teams in Syria.
He says he wouldn't return to Europe if he had the chance.
https://www.csmonitor.com/World/Midd...war-torn-homes
Här handlar det om syrier, mönsterflyktingarna, de som flytt för sina liv undan bomber. Hur mycket mindre påfrestande borde inte hemvändandet vara för alla som inte flytt för sina liv? Det är sådana här historier vi behöver få från MSM för att få fart på återvandrandet. Tänk så mycket häftigare att få spela fotboll i ett topplag i hemlandets högsta liga i stället för i Sumpträsks integrationsprojekt till gärdesgårdsseriewannabes. I väntan på att det ska hända kunde MSM kanske nöja sig med att avstå från rapporterande av flyktingporr. Det skulle förmodligen också befrämja återvandrandet redan innan migranterna vandrat ända hit.
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What happens to the homeless refugees when the journalists go home?
Another News Story is a documentary film exploring the relationship between the media machine and the human lives of those caught up in the refugee crisis. It's director Orban Wallace asks how the way we digest news affects people stuck in terrible circumstances
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The refugee crisis is no longer leading news stories, but is it because anything has changed? A documentary, Another News Story follows the journey refugees take from Greece through the Balkans to western Europe, but also turns the camera on the journalists reporting on the story.
The film asks, to borrow Trump’s phrasing, who exactly is being “weak and ineffective” – is it the media failing to convey properly the complicated and multi-faceted situation, or is it the general public who are not concerned enough to want to fully understand the lives of people wanting to come to Europe?
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Refugees travelling through Europe is not as big a story now – is that because there are less refugees, or less media coverage of the situation?
I would say that this is because there is less media coverage of the situation.
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At one point in the film you are following a group of refugees trying to cross a border. One asks you not to stop filming. Did media coverage enable refugees to enter into Europe through telling their stories?
I think having cameras around made many refugees feel safer, as they felt that if people were filming and documenting their journey the police etc. would be less likely to be aggressive or heavy-handed. On the one hand the media coverage at the time highlighted the plight of refugees and forced some of the governments into some limited action but the flip side of that is that because of the sensationalist way in which news is often reported it is also easy for governments to make headlines with their pledges but not be held to account later once interest and scrutiny has abated. Also the sensationalist approach much of the media takes towards ‘immigration and refugee stories’ means that this can spark an uneven, shallow and emotive debate that creates an environment in which governments are afraid to take action that may be seen as sympathetic to refugees and allowing ‘hordes or swarms’ of ‘potential terrorists’ into our countries.
https://www.bigissue.com/interviews/...lists-go-home/
Här beskrivs ganska tydligt den bakdörr allt fler inom det politikomediala etablissemanget har börjat slinka ut genom. Stryp flyktingpornografin och fokusera på de olägenheter massmigrationen för med sig för såväl migranter som mottagarländer. När det nya narrativet väl blivit befäst och anrättningen börjat kryddas med lite ekonomiska incitament för både pull och push blir det nog bättre fart på återvändandet.