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Stockholm Is Burning
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The liberal Swedes thought it would be a nice gesture to let Muslims flood into their country.
Kinda like we're doing now in the US.
http://news.yahoo.com/stockholm-burning-why-swedish-riots-bode-ill-europe-152400492.html

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But anyone who follows the news and current events knows who they are.
Could come to the USA too.
The Mariel boatlift had its origins circa 1977 during a period when relations between Cuba and the United States were improving. The Carter administration established an Interest Section in Havana and the Cuban government reciprocated by establishing an Interest Section in Washington, D.C.. Cuba subsequently agreed to the release of several dozen political prisoners and allowed Cuban Americans to return to the island to visit relatives—a privilege that had been denied previously to Cuban citizens living abroad.
Initially, the Carter administration had an open-arms policy in regard to Cuban immigrants. Cubans were immediately granted refugee status and all the rights that went with it. Additionally, public opinion towards Cuban refugees was initially favorable.
This situation changed when it was discovered that the refugees included criminals and mental patients. Castro arranged for the inclusion of criminals and the mentally ill among the political and economic refugees in order to rid Cuba of undesirables and to damage the image of Cuban exiles.[citation needed] This included homosexuals, such as the poet Reinaldo Arenas, as homosexuality was generally considered a mental illness at the time. United States media accounts such as a May 11, 1980 New York Times article, and the 1983 movie Scarface, suggested that the refugees consisted largely of undesirables.[citation needed]
This heightened tensions between the United States and Cuba.[1]
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