Whom to blame (EN0002)
While, watching the news and analytical programs, one can notice that recently there are two major issues constantly covered in each newscast. The first of them is the ISIS offense and the efforts of the official Syrian government to stand against those terrorists, and the second is the uncontrolled inflow of refugees from Middle East and North of Africa.
I think everybody in the Europe can easily see the dependency of those two unpleasant events. The worse situation in the Middle East, in Syria in particular, the larger inflow of migrants trying to find better life in Europe.
The thing which puzzling me most of all, while in many European countries there are protests against the government policy to allow refugees to come, there are no protests against the military actions of NATO and US in Middle East and Syria, which were the primary cause of humanitarian catastrophe.
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Whom is to blame ? (EN0002)
While, watching the news and debate/[analytical programs], one can notices that recently there are two major issues which are constantly covered (in each newscast). The first (of them) is the ISIS offensive, and the efforts of the official Syrian government to stand against those terrorists, and the second is the uncontrolled inflow of refugees from the Middle East and North of Africa.
I think everyone/body in the Europe can easily see the dependency of these two unpleasant events. The worse situation in the Middle East, in Syria in particular, and the larger influxow of migrants trying to find a better life in Europe.
The thing which is puzzling me most (of all) is that, while in many European countries there are protests against the government policy to allow refugees to come, there are no protests against the military actions of NATO and the US in the Middle East and Syria, which were are the primary cause of this humanitarian catastrophe.
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The UK is not involved in military action in Syria, except against UK nationals suspected of terrorism, but supports the offensive against ISIS. The protests in some European countries against offering asylum to refugees is separate from the cause of the conflict, and is based on resistance to mass immigration, rather than its causes. There would still have been refugees from Syria, whether Western countries fight against IS or not. They will not overtly support the 'official' Syrian government because it refused to allow participation in government to other moderate opposition parties in Syria, and also refused to allow free elections.
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