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John Tulloh. Europe: The political impact of a dead Syrian.
Ahmed al Mohammad may have a greater impact on Europe than his evil terrorist deeds did in Paris last week. It appears he was a Syrian asylum-seeker who, according to Greek records, passed through Greece last month and made his … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Politics, Refugees, Immigration
Tagged Europe and refugees, Islamic State, John Tulloh, Syrian exodus
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