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"Poland will no longer accept relocated refugees based on an EU distribution program, Poland's incoming conservative, Euroskeptic government announced on Saturday. Due to Friday's deadly terrorist attacks in Paris, Poland's new government is now demanding security guarantees before taking in further refugees.

"The attacks mean the necessity of an even deeper revision of the European policy towards the migrant crisis," said Konrad Szymanski, Poland's rising European affairs minister, during a briefing on Saturday. "We'll accept (refugees only) if we have security guarantees. This is a key condition, and today a question mark has been put next to it all around Europe," added the incoming minister, without specifying what he meant by security guarantees.

Szymanski's comments on the right-wing nationalist website wpolityce.pl made clear that Poland's new government will not comply with the EU refugee relocation program.

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http://www.dw.com/en/poland-to-stop-accepting-refugees-after-paris-attacks/a-18850522

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RAMROD

I believe this will become domino effect soon enough, Poland have started it.

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Right wing asshole politicians are rubbing their hands after this tragedy. IS gave them perfect excuse - a passport, it's like they're working together. And only innocent will suffer.

**** you Polish minister. I hope you will go through one day what they go through. 

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Hope my country decides not to take in refugees too. After what happened in France, I started not to trust refugees at all. It's actually sad knowing that there are innocent and honest people among refugees. 

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Just now, doveve said:

Hope my country decides not to take in refugees too. After what happened in France, I started not to trust refugees at all. It's actually sad knowing that there are innocent and honest people among refugees. 

Noooo, this shouldn't happen :giveup:

Hope your feelings eventually change after awhile.

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It's a smart move, but a moral one? Nope
I would probably do the same, it's sad that there are innocent refugees, but ISIS, media, doesn't let us to trust them.

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Just now, Sunny said:

It's a smart move, but a moral one? Nope

it's neither smart nor moral

The attack would not be prevented without the refugee crisis, there were still 7 other men in co-ordinated attacks many with French and Belgian nationality. 

No one is talking about how they smuggled the weapons.

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Just now, lego said:

it's neither smart nor moral

The attack would not be prevented without the refugee crisis, there were still 7 other men in co-ordinated attacks many with French and Belgian nationality. 

No one is talking about how they smuggled the weapons.

Hm, you're right, but the refugee crisis probably helped them, in some way. Everyone was focused on it, and it was a perfect time to do it. But, I am not really "smart" for this topic, so any kind of any explanation is appreciated 

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10 minutes ago, doveve said:

Hope my country decides not to take in refugees too. After what happened in France, I started not to trust refugees at all. It's actually sad knowing that there are innocent and honest people among refugees. 

I agree 

Please correct me if I make any grammar mistakes, I want to master English as much as possible.
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3 minutes ago, lego said:

it's neither smart nor moral

The attack would not be prevented without the refugee crisis, there were still 7 other men in co-ordinated attacks many with French and Belgian nationality. 

No one is talking about how they smuggled the weapons.

Some of them were in IS and were able to go to Europe with the refugee crisis. I don't know how they smuggled weapon but I know that there are a lot islamists supporting them with money. One got caught in Germany from Montenegro with a lot weapons. 

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19 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

I believe this will become domino effect soon enough, Poland have started it.

I think so too. It will start with Poland,Hungary etc and will end with Germany,Italy and Austria 

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Good job Poland, it's not an obligation to take refugees, and until things are cleared out, don't take anymore.

If any country should take refugees, it should be some countries that are closer to them in religion, mentality, culture and language. So that the cultural shock isn't hard neither for the refugees nor for the territory inhabitants.

I didn't ask for a free ride, I only asked you to show me a real good time.
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1 minute ago, Simon said:

I think so too. It will start with Poland,Hungary etc and will end with Germany,Italy and Austria 

Oh yes, I suppose Croatia too, and Serbia, countries that have strong Catholic background. :yes:

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1 minute ago, Simon said:

Some of them were in IS and were able to go to Europe with the refugee crisis. I 

This is still a speculation. That one Syrian passport is not yet confirmed to be the real identity of the terrorist. And those with French and Belgian nationality for sure did not arrive to Europe with refugee crisis. 

They are either born there or had to live there for years. 

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