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Well, not quite that many, but the overwhelming majority in the latest injection into U.S. society of more drug users, criminals, diseased, and unassimilables. While many citizens of lengthy heritage are without job and health coverage, this latest swarm will be provided with housing, medical, food, spending money, and other sundry assistances. Just one more little ####### of cultural genocide to this country.

https://www.bhutantimes.com/modules...php?storyid=192

".....After dragging on for close to 18 years - often in almost farcical fashion - at an estimated cost of some US$350 million, resolution of the Bhutan refugee crisis is at hand. This month, the first batch of 25,000 refugees left camps in seven United Nations-supervised camps in eastern Nepal, and the vast majority of the 86,000 remaining have signed up for resettlement in the West; most of them are heading for the United States."

".....Normally, the UNHCR, before intervening, would have undertaken a survey of the caseload to determine exactly their nationality and reasons for departure. Had this been undertaken, the inescapable conclusion would have been that the overwhelming majority were actually Nepalese and hence, by the fact that they were in their own country, did not qualifying for refugee status.

.....But Ogata did not run a tight shop and spurred by the urge to be perceived as active, the UNHCR opened seven camps without undertaking even a semblance of a survey of the arrivals. Over subsequent years, as the UNHCR kept on pouring money into the camps, Bhutan and Nepal embarked on a series of protracted and fruitless discussions as to how to deal with the group."

Shame that former high commissioner "Madame" Ogata could not have been more influential in finding a home in her country of Japan. Of course, the Nipponese would reject such cultural enrichment, and wisely so.

".....While the resettlement selection process proved laborious for most of the camp inhabitants, the opportunity to move to a developed country finally proved irresistible. Thus, this December, the UNHCR announced that 25,000 refugees had signed up for resettlement in the West. The Nepal office of the UNHCR said the US had so far accepted the largest number, 22,060, followed by Australia (1,006), Canada (892), Norway (316), Denmark (305), New Zealand (299) and the Netherlands (122).

.....With the trend towards resettlement now irreversible, it is only a matter of time before the Bhutan "refugee" issue is brought to its final conclusion."

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Well, not quite that many, but the overwhelming majority in the latest injection into U.S. society of more drug users, criminals, diseased, and unassimilables. While many citizens of lengthy heritage are without job and health coverage, this latest swarm will be provided with housing, medical, food, spending money, and other sundry assistances. Just one more little ####### of cultural genocide to this country.

https://www.bhutantimes.com/modules...php?storyid=192

".....After dragging on for close to 18 years - often in almost farcical fashion - at an estimated cost of some US$350 million, resolution of the Bhutan refugee crisis is at hand. This month, the first batch of 25,000 refugees left camps in seven United Nations-supervised camps in eastern Nepal, and the vast majority of the 86,000 remaining have signed up for resettlement in the West; most of them are heading for the United States."

".....Normally, the UNHCR, before intervening, would have undertaken a survey of the caseload to determine exactly their nationality and reasons for departure. Had this been undertaken, the inescapable conclusion would have been that the overwhelming majority were actually Nepalese and hence, by the fact that they were in their own country, did not qualifying for refugee status.

.....But Ogata did not run a tight shop and spurred by the urge to be perceived as active, the UNHCR opened seven camps without undertaking even a semblance of a survey of the arrivals. Over subsequent years, as the UNHCR kept on pouring money into the camps, Bhutan and Nepal embarked on a series of protracted and fruitless discussions as to how to deal with the group."

Shame that former high commissioner "Madame" Ogata could not have been more influential in finding a home in her country of Japan. Of course, the Nipponese would reject such cultural enrichment, and wisely so.

".....While the resettlement selection process proved laborious for most of the camp inhabitants, the opportunity to move to a developed country finally proved irresistible. Thus, this December, the UNHCR announced that 25,000 refugees had signed up for resettlement in the West. The Nepal office of the UNHCR said the US had so far accepted the largest number, 22,060, followed by Australia (1,006), Canada (892), Norway (316), Denmark (305), New Zealand (299) and the Netherlands (122).

.....With the trend towards resettlement now irreversible, it is only a matter of time before the Bhutan "refugee" issue is brought to its final conclusion."

Shocking? Well, it is Shooter but still, is this an acceptable description for the average Nepalese refugee? On what information is this based? Because OT isn't overrun with Nepalese posters, will this simply be 'overlooked'?

Refusing to use the spellchick!

I have put you on ignore. No really, I have, but you are still ruining my enjoyment of this site. .

 

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