
The real axis of evil has emerged in the Middle East – and it isn’t Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, or any of the places the West would like the public think of as “dangerous. The “new” axis of evil in in fact Turkey and Saudi Arabia – according to Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek.
Slavoj claims that Europe should stop trying to solve the problems in the Middle East by taking in millions of refugees.

BYPASS THE CENSORS
Sign up to get unfiltered news delivered straight to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use
Pravdareport.com reports:
According to him, while Europe pays for the crisis, such countries as Qatar, the UAE, or the Saudi Arabia just watch from the sidelines and keep their doors close.
Žižek pointed out that the Europeans should stop blame themselves and treat refugees like children. He noted that rich countries of the Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE actually do not adopt refugees.
Thus, “it is evident that a new “axis of evil” is in the Middle East, while its main participants are Turkey and the Saudi Arabia”.
Žižek in his turn proposes to settle migrants on the Syrian coast, the Greek islands, and the north of Libya, so that migration is organized in an orderly way. “The case is not about occupation,” Slavoj Žižek specified. “What happens now is a scandal. Migrants travel without any control, and countries start arguing because of it with each other,” he added.
As he said, “open countries of Germany and Austria play an unfair game with us. When there are too many refugees, they do not want to soil their hands, they want us, small Balkan countries, to do their dirty work and stop migrants,” the philosopher concluded.
Sean Adl-Tabatabai
Latest posts by Sean Adl-Tabatabai (see all)
- John Kerry’s Daughter Urges Govt’s To ‘Mentally Prepare’ Public for Culling of BILLIONS of People - September 28, 2023
- Democrat J6 Prosecutor Who Jailed Trump Supporters ARRESTED for Stabbing Innocent Person - September 28, 2023
- Biden’s FDA Chief Refuses Latest COVID Shot, Raises Concerns Over VAIDS - September 28, 2023