Bana Alabed Twitter

Shame they don't have the same concerns for the way animals are
slaughtered in horrific barbaric ways by this religion of supposed peace.

Lets invent a Twitter page for goats etc......why should human life be worth
more than animals when the people slaughtering the animals are doing it in the manner
of animals....everything about it is a cowardly dominance thing be it men, women,
children or animals.

but look on the bright side, its the fastest growing religion in the UK.

Pharrell - Happy British Muslims! #HAPPYDAY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVDIXqILqSM

when i watch this i don't know whether to laugh or cry

Migrant families from camps in Greece and Turkey say they feel “cheated” to have been resettled in Lithuania, where benefits are lower than in Germany. One family is now looking into filing a complaint with the United Nations (UN). Despite families’ initially expressing gratitude to the Baltic state which offered them asylum, many have fled to richer countries, blasting asylum agencies for “deceiving” them by giving the impression that Lithuania is a “Class A” nation similar to Sweden and Germany.

When the Iraqi Yasser Al-Any family arrived in Lithuania, the father said: “I [am grateful to] any state which protects me from the the threats in my country.” While his words were regularly reprinted by the media, the Iraqi and his family disappeared from the country after a few months. The Yasser Al-Any family are now in Sweden and, having left Lithuania for more than a month, they no longer qualify to receive benefits in the country that granted them asylum.

“It does not matter which country… Whether rich or poor, a man just wants to live in security”, Syrian migrant Mohamed Ali Abdul told a television crew upon his arrival at the airport in Lithuania a few weeks ago. However, it turns out that for Abdul it’s vital a country’s taxpayers have deep pockets, as he and his family refused to sign the contract with the migrant centre upon learning how much money they could expect to get. The new arrivals then began pleading to be moved to Canada. Abdul said: “When I was told that Lithuania also accepts refugees, my main question was whether all the law will be applied as in Germany, as in Sweden, as in other European Union countries. “I was told that yes, Lithuania is among those countries which are called Class A country's. But when we arrived here and the centre’s Deputy Director explained to us about the integration process and what the benefits will be paid, I realised that I found myself in the wrong place.”