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listening. Terms apply. This is John Batchelor speaking with colleague Joseph Sternberg,

editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's in London. He writes political

economics, his most recent columnist, on Syria. The Syria refugees, migrants, the people who fled

Syria over the last more than a dozen years since the revolution, rebellion, collapse started

in 2011.

The expectation across Europe, and including the United Kingdom,

is that they will go home now that Syria is liberated,

which, of course, is a presumption that is not based on the evidence so far.

That's al-Qaeda in Damascus, not an NGO.

However, Joe and I get into talking about, does Europe want to shape events or endure them?

Apparently, endurance is what Europe does best.

Joseph Sternberg, Editorial board of the Wall Street Journal,

explaining how passive Europe has become.

More of this later.

Well, I mean, they did devote several billion euros of foreign aid

to what they describe as, quote, unquote,

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