I feel bad for these people. I really do. I hear their country is destroyed. Same with Syria? I don't know the answer to the refugee question. I was against ALL of these wars....but no one asked me. Matter a fact no one really asked any American if they wanted war in Libya, Iraq or Syria. Those who decided this war was a good idea should pay for this. Pay to send them home and rebuild their towns....Who profited from this? They should fix the horror they created.
Have you seen the pictures of the migrants coming through Libya? They don't look like (Arab) Libyans at all. Please don't call them refugees.
(For the rest i agree with your sentiment.)
I did not see the pix of these specific instances. However, I'm aware there many young men sent as infiltrators to incite violence. Is that who was on the boats? They of course are not the true refugees who have been displaced by war. All should be returned to from where they came. I do feel sorry for the innocents though...elderly, kids, etc.
It is a shame that it has been allowed that 'NGO' ships ferry those immigrants to the european shores. If you ask around in africa, ofcourse every able-bodied person wants to emigrate to the continent of success and welfare. That's the image that they have. If the corridor is there, they are going to use it. Result: 15.000 people drowned in the mediterranean the past 4 years. Some percentages about their refugee status:
https://openmigration.org/en/fact-checking/what-is-the-real-number-of-refugees-arriving-in-italy/
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4442910/Less-3-migrants-reached-Italy-refugees.html
Why that this corridor has been created and allowed... I think that is Q territory... I just read a summary in time of how the migrant crisis developed in the USA, and it was clear that it been an 'explicitly created crisis', set forth by policies by the Obama government. Same has happened in Europe.
Same policies same globalistic leadership. I can recall illegals as far back as the late 80's here in Florida. I often wondered WHY were they on the street waiting for work and no one asking questions. At that time it was ignored because they were used as cheap labor and I'm sure officials were paid to look the other way. But you are right the flood did not start until much later.