Rejected petition Refuse Syrian / Muslim refugees in UK.

Emotions won't speak logic or rational.
Better safe and sound than deal with consequences that other countries already facing.
Protect our soldiers, homeless and disabled, protect us, we live in fear for our safety.
Refuse most easily offended nations in our country.

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They demolish Europe, demand more money, refuse our food, refuse temporary accomodations.
EU pressure European countries to take in more and more refugees, probably it is right time to leave EU as well.
If there is even tiny chance of us being terrorized, supressed please consider taking in refugees as NOT WORTH IT.

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You might also be interested to know that the House of Commons has been debating the refugee crisis in Europe this week.

- The Prime Minister made a statement on Monday 7 September and was questioned by MPs about it:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/news/2015/september/statement-on-syria-refugees-and-counter-terrorism-7-september-2015/

- On Tuesday 8 September there was an emergency debate on the refugee crisis in Europe:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/news/2015/september/emergency-debate-the-refugee-crisis-in-europe/

- A further debate on this subject happened yesterday (Wednesday 9 September):
http://www.parliament.uk/business/news/2015/september/mps-debate-humanitarian-crisis-in-the-mediterranean-and-europe/

You can watch House of Commons debates live at: http://www.parliamentlive.tv/Commons

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Date submitted 9 September 2015
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