the story is murky, but the MSM is using it to blame Trumpie boy and demonize the Saudis. Hmm. who would want to destroy the alliance between the Saudis and the USA? I can think of quite a few people.
high on the list is Turkey:(whose gov't seems to be pushing the story as a power play in the game of thrones in the Middle East).
so who is reporting on the 200+ journalists jailed in Turkey?
and who is reporting on the journalists killed in the European Union?
the Philippines has long been a danger zone for journalists.
only 4 were killed last year, which seems to be lower than average.
Most of the murders are hit jobs by low level politicians or drug gangs against those who report on their corruption/crimes and this has been going on for years so don't blame Duterte.
and what about the journalists killed in Mexico and Latin America?
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An invasion of mostly men from Central America (with all sorts of others joining them) is planning to invade the USA.
this is obviously being funded by someone who wants to embarass Trumpieboy, but will backfire, because despite all the "poor mother fleeing with her babies" stories, because the actual photos show a bunch of angry young men.
the interviews of young men show them saying they plan to come in no matter what, and the pictures of the foreign flags they carry isn't generating sympathy either.
Hmmm... sounds like the Goths at the Danube. That didn't work out so well for the Roman empire.
Twitchy has a lot of tweets asking questions.
logistics logistics logistics.
WHO IS PAYING THEIR BILLS?
it is dangerous for women, and many seek to flee, as AlJ points out, but you know, as in the sob stories about "Syrian families" in Europe, the actual photos of refugee hoards mainly show young men, not families. which maybe is one reason behind what the story notes: many women migrants go missing.Sigh.
the dirty little secret is that if the US lets the borders stay open they will have millions trying to get in: and not just from Latin America.
nor is this a new problem: remember the Mariel boat lift, or the huge influx of refugees when South VietNam fell?
WAPO article in 2015 remembers back when there was a similar influx of Hatian "refugees" during the Clinton administration.
well, Trumpie boy can't do that: Gitmo is full.
In the early 1990s, tens of thousands of refugees fled Haiti and sought refuge in the United States following the military coup that overthrew President Jean Bertrand Aristide. They did not include Islamist terrorists, but many posed another perceived threat: They had HIV. Instead of admitting them into the United States, President Bill Clinton ordered the Haitian refugees be held at Guantanamo, and then repatriated back to Haiti.
But the answer is to keep refugees close to home and resettle those who can't go home (i.e. ethnic cleansing, e.g. Rohingye, Sunni Syrians in Turkey).
if you include the "internally displaced", there are 65 million people who are refugees, i.e. forced to flee their homes,
and then you need to recognize the millions who seek to migrate for a decent paying job and security to raise a family. Ten percent of Filipinos are among this group: usually as legal temporary workers, i.e. OFW, but some who work without proper papers or who overstay their visas.
most of those coming into the US from Latin America are economic refugees, fleeing corrupt dysfunctional countries. So how do you "cure" this problem? It's not easy, and the SJW who lament about every dead bad guy are not helping the matter.
a lot of SJW hated the "school of the Americas" but the dirty little secret is that they were training the military to be professional and effective, instead of being thugs. So maybe what is needed is send in the equivalent of Blackwater to train police and military in these failing countries to control their thugs, and people won't have to flee.
of course, given the hysteria over Duterte's war against drug cartels, and his threat to crooked politicians, this might not be accepted by the SJW of the NWO, but it does work.
Duterte is cleaning up the Philippines, and now a similar guy just might get voted in as president of Brazil.
it can be done: look at Colombia, which has improved in recent years.
but the huge influx of Venezuelan refugees into Colombia and other nearby countries is causing problems too.... and this July article in the Miami herald notes how the US is helping to fund food and shelter for them.
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