January 31, 2016
Lies spread back home to raise anger against europoor
Europe is incapable of handling migrants, giving them proper lives, finding them proper jobs, why on earth do they open doors and lure them to come? Many of those migrants sold everything they had at home to make the journey, during which they risked everything from drowning to kidnapping, only to find the Swedish government complaining of a lack of everything including housing and whining that it had taken in record numbers of refugees. When teenagers and children from whatever ethnic background and anywhere on the planet are crammed into homes with nobody taking care of them, no education, no jobs, and no money, they will definitely turn to crime. All Sweden has done is lure refugees to come and then complain that it has no homes for them, no jobs, not enough employees to process their asylum requests thus leaving thousands without IDs, penniless, and unable to even enroll in classes to start learning the language. It even complains it has not enough police!!! Even in Africa you'd find enough homes and police!
January 28, 2016
Residents at Toronto hotel say they're being booted for Syrian refugees.
Some long-term residents at a Toronto hotel say they’re being evicted on short notice to make room for an influx of Syrian refugees.
One woman, who didn’t want to be identified, told CityNews she’s been living at the Toronto Plaza Hotel at 1677 Wilson Avenue with her three kids for the last six months.
But when she approached management to continue her weekly $300 payments she says she was told she had to leave — that day.
She says she had to beg for one extra night, but the next morning she was evicted.
“It’s really hard,” she said. “Many tears.”
“They gave us a whole bunch of reasons but the bottom line was they needed the space.”
“Everyone deserves a home and anyone can come to this country to get help, but you can’t take some children out and put them nowhere for others to live.”
She and her children now resort to sleeping on the floor at a friend’s house.
“For them to do this is not fair,” she added. “These people (refugees) are getting three meals a day? What about us?”
Garnet Fulton says he’s been living at the hotel for several months with his wife and two-year-old daughter.
He pays $1100 a month for a small room.
Fulton says he received a notice on Monday saying he had until Friday to leave.
The notice read: “We will no longer be facilitating any extended stay guests as hotel operations have evolved to meet growing demands.”
Fulton also believes he’s being pushed out to accommodate Syrian refugees.
“I asked if I could stay until the first (of the month) to look for a place and they said no.”
The Toronto Plaza Hotel says about 80 per cent of the hotel is being used to house refugees, but wouldn’t comment on allegations that long-term residents were being kicked out to make room for them.
When asked if residents were being displaced by refugees, Immigration Minister John McCallum said it’s the first he’s heard of it.
“I was entirely unaware of that,” he said. “I will look into it…but I had not heard that before.”
http://www.citynews.ca/2016/01/26/exclusive-residents-at-toronto-hotel-say-theyre-being-booted-for-syrian-refugees/
One woman, who didn’t want to be identified, told CityNews she’s been living at the Toronto Plaza Hotel at 1677 Wilson Avenue with her three kids for the last six months.
But when she approached management to continue her weekly $300 payments she says she was told she had to leave — that day.
She says she had to beg for one extra night, but the next morning she was evicted.
“It’s really hard,” she said. “Many tears.”
“They gave us a whole bunch of reasons but the bottom line was they needed the space.”
“Everyone deserves a home and anyone can come to this country to get help, but you can’t take some children out and put them nowhere for others to live.”
She and her children now resort to sleeping on the floor at a friend’s house.
“For them to do this is not fair,” she added. “These people (refugees) are getting three meals a day? What about us?”
Garnet Fulton says he’s been living at the hotel for several months with his wife and two-year-old daughter.
He pays $1100 a month for a small room.
Fulton says he received a notice on Monday saying he had until Friday to leave.
The notice read: “We will no longer be facilitating any extended stay guests as hotel operations have evolved to meet growing demands.”
Fulton also believes he’s being pushed out to accommodate Syrian refugees.
“I asked if I could stay until the first (of the month) to look for a place and they said no.”
The Toronto Plaza Hotel says about 80 per cent of the hotel is being used to house refugees, but wouldn’t comment on allegations that long-term residents were being kicked out to make room for them.
When asked if residents were being displaced by refugees, Immigration Minister John McCallum said it’s the first he’s heard of it.
“I was entirely unaware of that,” he said. “I will look into it…but I had not heard that before.”
http://www.citynews.ca/2016/01/26/exclusive-residents-at-toronto-hotel-say-theyre-being-booted-for-syrian-refugees/
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