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Thursday, June 12, 2008 12:00 AM

Displaced Iraqis to return -- but to where?

Thanks to a law meant to quell sectarian violence, returning refugees who find their homes occupied cannot kick them out.
By Anna Badkhen

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  • Thursday, June 12, 2008 06:10 PM

    The #1 fav destination in Europe is Sweden

    Not sure why but Sweden has essentially eliminated most of the barriers to entry for Iraqi 'refugees'. Pretty small country so I'll give them that. Just not so sure how that will work for them long run. If there's one way to make a largely homogeneous population feel pissed off it's tax the living shit out of them and then make them feel like foreigners in their own country.

    Hope that works out for the Swedes though. Cause next door Norway isn't nearly as forgiving and friendly when it comes to non natives.

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