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Going strong · 2015-11-14 03:04:00 · #4776
I was right: the leading (in the polls) politician of the main-stream center-right party, cuck-SJW Alain Juppé, has just asked all French people "to unite and regroup around the current socialist government".

So, all main-stream political parties will seize this opportunity to ask voters to cast their votes in favor of the governing Socialists, in order to defeat the nationalist FN.

3 days ago, the PM promised to "defeat the FN by every possible means", and said he wanted all non-FN parties (center, center-right, left, ecologists...) to create united lists for the Regionale elections...

People said, we can't present a unique, unified list of all main-stream parties (against the FN), unless something extraordinary happens...

Well, now they have their excuse... they will present unified "left-and-right-together anti-FN" lists at the Regionale elections next month...

It's because the FN is credited in polls with 40% of votes, so, the anti-nationalists needed not 2 but just one list against them: now they have their opportunity of doing so...

"Alain Juppé appelle ce matin à "l'union nationale" ...la Nation tout entière doit s'unir autour de ceux qui ont la charge de la défendre, l'union nationale doit se faire autour du président de la République et du gouvernement"
Wutang · 2015-11-14 03:28:00 · #4777
Not directly related to the migrant issue but worrisome considering a few pages back people were talking about German police seizing people's phones and computers looking for "hate speech":

http://www.dw.com/en/holocaust-denying-n...a-18847894

"An 87-year-old German woman has been sentenced to 10 months in jail for denying the Holocaust. Ursula Haverbeck insists that Auschwitz was "not historically proven" to be a death camp."

As much as people like to complain about the way the US is culturally around these parts, the one thing I'll always be proud to be an American about is our commitment to freedom of speech which doesn't apparently seem to be shared by the rest of the West.
Going strong · 2015-11-14 03:35:00 · #4778
French patriots striking back (?):

2.500 square meters of tents and shacks have been burnt to the ground in the Calais illegal migrants' camp. (Migrants have all escaped alive)

Of course, the authorities already claim that it was just a coincidence, an accidental, "electrical" fire...

"Un incendie s’est déclenché peu après minuit dans la «Jungle» de Calais, brûlant 2500 m2 de tentes et de cabanons, sans faire de victime, a indiqué samedi la préfecture du Pas-de-Calais.

«Environ 2.500 m2 ont été touchés par un incendie dans la »Jungle«, il n’y a ni blessé, ni mort et le feu est maitrisé», a indiqué Régis Elbez, sous préfet de permanence de la préfecture."

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Either it was French patriots, or the migrants, overjoyed, had themselves started a bonfire of joy, which got out of hand... I mean, the huge sweeping fire started just after the terrorist attacks, at midnight...
Teutatis · 2015-11-14 03:40:00 · #4779
(11-12-2015 06:52 PM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  I promised not to post in this thread for a while for my own well being, but this article is just too informative not to be posted.

It succinctly explains how the following factors are all related to each other. Real life Game of Thrones shit

1) Dropping Oil Prices
2) The Migrant crisis & Germany's plan for Europe
3) The Syrian Civil War
4) Saudi Canceria & its inherent evil

http://oil-price.net/en/articles/oil-pri...il-war.php

I recommend reading the whole thing. A lot of what we discussed in this thread will start making sense.

Just want to make sure this article doesn't get lost in the myriad of posts this thread has, it's truly an excellent read, shows the intricacies of the geopolitical chess we're all a part of.

Just a few quick takeaways:

- Lebanon should be a lesson to us all

- US intervention in the middle east has been a complete and utter disaster since the beginning, but we already knew that

- Saudi Arabia needs to be nuked out of existence fast, it's the center of this cancerous disease, these people are toxic and poisonous and bring nothing but misery to the rest of the world

- Russia is certainly no angel, they're using this to expand their influence in the middle east and in Europe, but who can blame them, they are on the right side of history this time

- Germany... Oh Germany...
How sad and disappointing and stomach turning this whole thing is. Not only is Germany taking advantage of the Euro as it allows them to have an extremely strong economy while having an artificially low currency at the expense of other smaller countries that have to use a currency that is too strong for them, to know they are willingly taking in millions of cheap labor foreigners to artificially keep their own population's wages low, while at the same time indirectly committing cultural and ethnic genocide by promoting the substitution of native Germans by millions of baby making foreigners, while demanding that the rest of the EU, already economically weakened, to take in the surplus that they themselves can not cope with... is just vomit inducing. I love you Germany, but I hate your politicians.

As if these big geopolitical plays are not enough, everywhere we have entire populations of SJWs, "we are the world" types, cultural marxists, politically correct imbeciles with the pathological need to show everyone how good and morally superior they are, Islam apologists, bleeding hearts that are welcoming this sub Saharan and Islamic invasion, brain dead idiots that are worried about offensive halloween costumes or pronoun use... It sounds like a perfect storm of greed, thirst for power, religious extremism, hypocrisy, stupidity, insanity, idiocy and absurdity.

Or maybe it's just what it always has been, elites fighting amongst each other for dominance while the plebes are distracted by bread and circus and other unimportant issues.
Lime · 2015-11-14 05:01:00 · #4780
I take the train everyday, I feel much more uncomfortable now to take the train here in Europe. Thinking about switching to car for commuting. How do you guys see the safety in Europe right now? Of course chances are small but I can't defend myself because weapons are now allowed.
Chauncey · 2015-11-14 05:15:00 · #4781
(11-14-2015 03:40 AM)Teutatis Wrote:  Or maybe it's just what it always has been, elites fighting amongst each other for dominance while the plebes are distracted by bread and circus and other unimportant issues.

Post Of The Day
PduJ · 2015-11-14 05:21:00 · #4782
(11-14-2015 01:33 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  Want to know why? Because we have yet to reach that point in a social, economical and psychological level where lives should be extinguished for the greater good when they pose a threat.

This.

If you look at the human race as a body, it is like your leg starts festering like crazy. Yeah, there might be some good parts near the boundary of the infection, but if you want to save yourself you cut off your leg. Will it be nice and comfortable? Hell no, it will be an extremely bloody procedure.

Still blows my mind 20-25% of the world population is Muslim, that's a good chunk of leg, hopefully we'll see the good parts being bigger as we anticipate.
N°6 · 2015-11-14 05:46:00 · #4783
(11-14-2015 03:35 AM)Going strong Wrote:  French patriots striking back (?):

2.500 square meters of tents and shacks have been burnt to the ground in the Calais illegal migrants' camp. (Migrants have all escaped alive)

Of course, the authorities already claim that it was just a coincidence, an accidental, "electrical" fire...

"Un incendie s’est déclenché peu après minuit dans la «Jungle» de Calais, brûlant 2500 m2 de tentes et de cabanons, sans faire de victime, a indiqué samedi la préfecture du Pas-de-Calais.

«Environ 2.500 m2 ont été touchés par un incendie dans la »Jungle«, il n’y a ni blessé, ni mort et le feu est maitrisé», a indiqué Régis Elbez, sous préfet de permanence de la préfecture."

[Image: avycgtM.jpg]

Either it was French patriots, or the migrants, overjoyed, had themselves started a bonfire of joy, which got out of hand... I mean, the huge sweeping fire started just after the terrorist attacks, at midnight...

There are a few rumours circulating about this fire. One that I read on twitter said that a make-shift Christian church in the camp was attacked then the fire spread.
RaccoonFace · 2015-11-14 05:57:00 · #4784
ALERT North terminal at London Gatwick evacuated gatwick.airlive.net

BREAKING: #Gatwick #airport evacuated. Emergency services on high alert. Heightened security after #ParisAttacks.

Gatwick terminal evacuated over suspicious package
Posted at 10:41
The North Terminal at London Gatwick Airport has been evacuated.
Sussex Police told the BBC they are dealing with a suspicious package.
Eskhander · 2015-11-14 05:57:00 · #4785
^ if so, that is beautiful justice.

Anyway, Swedes are buying guns and forming gangs believe it or not: https://twitter.com/patcondell/status/66...2708167680
spalex · 2015-11-14 06:30:00 · #4786
Let me predict next weeks headlines:

Would this have happened if we let in more refugees?

Paris attacks means we need more refugees!
Libertas · 2015-11-14 09:21:00 · #4787
(11-14-2015 03:04 AM)Going strong Wrote:  I was right: the leading (in the polls) politician of the main-stream center-right party, cuck-SJW Alain Juppé, has just asked all French people "to unite and regroup around the current socialist government".

So, all main-stream political parties will seize this opportunity to ask voters to cast their votes in favor of the governing Socialists, in order to defeat the nationalist FN.

3 days ago, the PM promised to "defeat the FN by every possible means", and said he wanted all non-FN parties (center, center-right, left, ecologists...) to create united lists for the Regionale elections...

People said, we can't present a unique, unified list of all main-stream parties (against the FN), unless something extraordinary happens...

Well, now they have their excuse... they will present unified "left-and-right-together anti-FN" lists at the Regionale elections next month...

It's because the FN is credited in polls with 40% of votes, so, the anti-nationalists needed not 2 but just one list against them: now they have their opportunity of doing so...

"Alain Juppé appelle ce matin à "l'union nationale" ...la Nation tout entière doit s'unir autour de ceux qui ont la charge de la défendre, l'union nationale doit se faire autour du président de la République et du gouvernement"

Well, I don't want to leap to that just yet. How long did the state of emergency after Charlie Hebdo last? It wasn't three weeks, I don't think.

I don't think this will play out like it did last time. Things on the ground in Europe have gotten much worse since January, and Marine Le Pen has been proven right every single time, and people know it.

Even worst case for this round, you can only delay the inevitable so long. Truth will always win in the end. The only thing that varies is the cost.
Orion · 2015-11-14 09:41:00 · #4788
(11-13-2015 05:40 PM)GameNovice Wrote:  I can't believe it's already happening.

Cultural enrichment has reached critical mass.

Fixed it.


Seriously, i thought there would be some incubation period, but they waste no time.


And NO, this will not persuade Europeans to vote right wing en masse. It will persuade a max of 20%. The rest will keep on with usual traitors. Why ? Because they are deluded degenerates and liberals ! Just come out in the streets ! If majority of Europeans werent deluded, you wouldn't have this mass invasion in the first place happening, or anybody supporting it in position of complete power and control !

Not only are they in control of powerful nation states, but they are also in control of all international institutions, from which ordinary citizens cannot remove them.
AFS · 2015-11-14 10:09:00 · #4789
Finally some good news in the wake of all the terrible things that have happened:

The incoming Polish government will refuse migrant quotas after Paris attack.

Eastern Europe, still a great place to live.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...34521.html
philosophical_recovery · 2015-11-14 10:51:00 · #4790
(11-14-2015 03:04 AM)Going strong Wrote:  I was right: the leading (in the polls) politician of the main-stream center-right party, cuck-SJW Alain Juppé, has just asked all French people "to unite and regroup around the current socialist government".

So, all main-stream political parties will seize this opportunity to ask voters to cast their votes in favor of the governing Socialists, in order to defeat the nationalist FN.

3 days ago, the PM promised to "defeat the FN by every possible means", and said he wanted all non-FN parties (center, center-right, left, ecologists...) to create united lists for the Regionale elections...

People said, we can't present a unique, unified list of all main-stream parties (against the FN), unless something extraordinary happens...

Well, now they have their excuse... they will present unified "left-and-right-together anti-FN" lists at the Regionale elections next month...

It's because the FN is credited in polls with 40% of votes, so, the anti-nationalists needed not 2 but just one list against them: now they have their opportunity of doing so...

"Alain Juppé appelle ce matin à "l'union nationale" ...la Nation tout entière doit s'unir autour de ceux qui ont la charge de la défendre, l'union nationale doit se faire autour du président de la République et du gouvernement"

Bezmenov's comments on demoralization applies more to Western Europe now than it does the U.S.



Going strong · 2015-11-14 11:28:00 · #4791
I re-post here:

Just now, the German Interior Minister has "urgently" called on everybody "not to link the terrorist attacks to the migrants crisis" Dodgy

Berlin appelle à ne pas lier les attaques à Paris et la crise migratoire
Le ministre allemand l'Intérieur, Thomas de Maizière, a appelé samedi à s'abstenir d'établir tout "lien hâtif" entre les attaques terroristes de Paris et la crise migratoire en Europe.


"Je souhaiterais urgemment demander que personne n'établisse de lien hâtif avec le débat sur les réfugiés" , a-t-il déclaré lors d'une conférence de presse

https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-51709...pid1149562

The German politicians are terrified because Poland (and soon all of Eastern Europe) today have rejected the migrants' quotas, and stated that they will "not take migrants in because of the Paris attacks..."
spalex · 2015-11-14 11:37:00 · #4792
Report: Paris Attacker Was Syrian “Refugee” Who Arrived in Greece Last Month

Anyone surprised? I didn't think so.


http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/
Going strong · 2015-11-14 12:12:00 · #4793
(11-14-2015 11:37 AM)spalex Wrote:  Report: Paris Attacker Was Syrian “Refugee” Who Arrived in Greece Last Month

Anyone surprised? I didn't think so.


http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/

And once again, once again, the "bad, extreme, paranoid" posters of this thread are proven right: We said, weeks ago, on this very thread, that ISIS terrorists would mingle with economic-migrants, and slip into Europe unnoticed, hidden among "classic" economic migrants...

We were mocked, called "paranoid right-wingers"... but, at the end of the day, guess what: we were right!

It's actually always the case, all over the world: Every threat to the World that conservatives have warned about, ends up materializing. But we never, never, receive excuses from the leftists and MSM, when real life proves us right...
Libertas · 2015-11-14 12:16:00 · #4794
(11-14-2015 12:12 PM)Going strong Wrote:  
(11-14-2015 11:37 AM)spalex Wrote:  Report: Paris Attacker Was Syrian “Refugee” Who Arrived in Greece Last Month

Anyone surprised? I didn't think so.


http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/

And once again, once again, the "bad, extreme, paranoid" posters of this thread are proven right: We said, weeks ago, on this very thread, that ISIS terrorists would mingle with economic-migrants, and slip into Europe unnoticed, hidden among "classic" economic migrants...

We were mocked, called "paranoid right-wingers"... but, at the end of the day, guess what: we were right!

It's actually always the case, all over the world: Every threat to the World that conservatives have warned about, ends up materializing. But we never, never, receive excuses from the leftists and MSM, when real life proves us right...

Coming today on my blog: the real way you deal with "migrants," "refugees," and people arriving en masse uninvited to your country on fucking boats.

Starring Egyptian pharaohs Merneptah and Ramessess III. Smile
Going strong · 2015-11-14 12:25:00 · #4795
(11-14-2015 11:37 AM)spalex Wrote:  Report: Paris Attacker Was Syrian “Refugee” Who Arrived in Greece Last Month

http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/

He entered on the 3th of october in Greece with his true-or-false Syrian passport, and thanks to mutti Merkel, he was allowed to process to Western Europe:

"Le détenteur du passeport a traversé l'île de Leros le 3 octobre 2015, où il a été identifié conformément à la réglementation européenne", a déclaré Nikos Toscas"

Mutti Merkel has to resign. Today. Germany also, like in 1945, now owes France damages compensation money.

Sorry my German friends, but you have just destroyed the French tourism industry: will you pay for that? Merkel is your leader, she is responsible, so, unfortunately, by principles of Law, you should be held accountable for her actions, financially.

I am very serious: I have French friends working in tourism, today their professional life is over, their business will go broke. Will you give us money, dear wealthy German neighbours, for what Merkel did?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_rep...rld_War_II
Latinopan · 2015-11-14 12:34:00 · #4796
(11-13-2015 09:00 PM)Libertas Wrote:  http://powderedwigsociety.com/first-syri...-orleans/#

THEYYYYYY'REEEE HEEEEREEEEE!!!!!

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olive · 2015-11-14 13:13:00 · #4797
(09-04-2015 09:50 AM)rhino Wrote:  I don't think that our American members fully realize the gravity of the migrant crisis unfolding in Europe in 2015.
<...>
Another characteristic is that none are moving into Turkey and other Islamic countries. All are *gunning* (ahem) for Western Europe.
<...>

April '15 dated 1st post is kinda long, just wanted to correct this gross inaccuracy above claiming "no refugees are moving into Turkey and other Islamic countries".
I won't give refugees by country breakdown but if we only take a quick peak at top refugee hosting country (Turkey in this case) you will see the statement above is completely inaccurate. Here is one recent source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/09/1...PX20150915
Turkey has over 2 million refugees (mostly Syrians) in refugee camps.
To put it into context, the total number in Europe is belived to be about 0.6 million.
Hardly of case of "they're only coming to Western countries".

The other thing I want to say is how some people see this whole thing as an attack on Western world. I believe this is either a horrible perspective due to ignorance or even worse an intentional recontextualization (for whatever sinister reason).

Let's not fool ourselves these people are displaced, their homes are physically blown up or occupied by radicals, families lost multiple members, young girls (children) are being sold all over middleeast as brides if lucky but usually just as mistress or so-called 'religious/additional wife'. Whatever money/gold/valuables they had when they run away from their country has been spent in months, years (first refugees left 2-3 or 4 years ago!).
Quote:"Funding shortages mean that the most vulnerable Syrian refugees in Lebanon receive just $13.50 per month or less than half a dollar a day for food assistance."
source: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2...n-numbers/

Now these people are literally hungry & cold and following any available survival mechanism such as child labor, survival sex, in few reported cases illegal activities (theft or worse). They are moving to any direction they think they can have a future. Mostly they're not out to get anyone but trying to survive.

Last time this happened on a million people plus scale in Western world was World War II.

Please do not make the mistake of putting this whole thing into the context of 'terrorists making a move'.
Quote:"Greece migration Minister Yiannis Mouzalas, who on September 9th said, “It would be “foolish to believe that there are no jihadists among the refugees that cross into Europe.”"
source: http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/

To be clear, yes, some terrorists are making a move in a few cases at the same time with this collossal human drama and terrorists should be brought to justice but is it worth looking at this whole thing as terrorist event?

What's the ratio of terrorists, less than 0.1%? We're talking about 4 million+ people being reduced to homeless pseudo-slaves in other countries and about 7.5 millionwithin Syria).

If you can't/won't help these people, the least you can do is not to paint the whole nation as terrorists.
quino_16 · 2015-11-14 13:23:00 · #4798
This article is from last summer on the eve of the migrant crisis.

France Prepares For Mass Unrest, Radicalized Immigrants Taking Over Cities

Quote:French security forces are preparing for mass civil unrest and radicalized immigrants taking over entire neighborhoods, according to intelligence sources.

The Army is making contingency plans for the “reappropriation of national territory,” winning back areas of cities, in the event of immigrant populations obtaining weapons and becoming openly hostile to authorities.

“There are a lot of alienated and angry fourth-generation immigrant kids in the suburbs and the prospect of radicalisation is increasingly likely,” the intelligence source told the Telegraph, adding that highly organized networks of Islamist militants have smuggled Kalashnikov automatic rifles and anti-tank missiles into the country.

The weapons were sourced in Libya after the French government armed jihadist rebels during the overthrow of Colonel Gaddafi.

The missiles could be used to bring down airliners, said the source, adding that pilots have not been trained on how to take evasive action.

Last week, a radicalized jihadist attempted to carry out a massacre on a high speed train from Amsterdam to Paris but was thwarted by the brave actions of three Americans and one Brit who overpowered the terrorist.

France is still reeling from the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January during which 16 people were killed by three radical Islamists.

A poll conducted last year found that a staggering 15 per cent of French citizens had a positive view of ISIS, with 27 per cent of people aged 18-24 expressing support for the terrorist outfit.

Many of the supporters are obviously drawn from France’s Muslim population of 5 million, which is the largest in the European Union per capita.

According to Yury Rubinsky, the head of the Center of French Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, support for ISIS amongst French Muslims represents, “a manifestation of the country’s accumulated potential rejection of the existing system as a whole. This is a form of rejection of the elites, a form of protest.”

Then from Brietbart: No Peace: France Has Had Consistent Islamic Attacks Since January

Quote:January 7-9: Two men armed with Kalashnikov rifles storm the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo, a weekly magazine known for satirical caricatures of Islam and other religions. They kill 12 people including eight cartoonists and journalists as well as two police officers, before fleeing.

A policewoman is killed just outside Paris the following day in a shooting investigators later link to the Charlie Hebdo attack.

A gunman takes hostages at a Jewish supermarket, four of whom are killed. The Charlie Hebdo attackers and the hostage-taker are killed in separate shootouts with police.

An armoured vehicle of the Research and Intervention Brigade (BRI) arrives near the Bataclan concert hall in central Paris, early on November 14, 2015

- February 3: Three soldiers guarding a Jewish community centre in Nice on the French Riviera, are attacked by a knife-wielding man. The 30-year-old assailant, Moussa Coulibaly, from a Parisian suburb, is arrested. In custody, he expresses his hatred for France, the police, the military and Jews.

- April 19: Sid Ahmed Ghlam, an Algerian IT student, is arrested in Paris on suspicion of killing a woman who was found shot dead in the passenger seat of her car, and of planning an attack on a church in the Paris suburb of Villejuif. Prosecutors say they found documents about Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State at his home, and that he had been in touch with a suspected jihadist in Syria about an attack on a church.

- June 26: Yassin Salhi, 35, kills and beheads his boss Herve Cornara and displays the severed head on the fence of a gas plant surrounded by Islamic flags. He tries to blow up the factory at Saint-Quentin-Fallavier in southeast France, but is arrested.

A city adivsory sign reading ‘Paris Shootings: We ask you to stay at home and await instructions from the authorities’, pictured in Paris on November 14, 2015

- July 13: Four young men aged 16 to 23, including a former soldier, are arrested on charges of planning an attack on a military camp to behead an officer in the name of jihad. They proclaim allegiance to Islamic State.

- August 21: Two off-duty US servicemen and a friend prevent a bloodbath on a high-speed Thalys train from Amsterdam to Paris, tackling a man who opened fire on passengers. He was armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle, an automatic pistol, and a box-cutter. One passenger sustains a gun injury, and another a knife wound.

The gunman is identified as 25-year-old Moroccan national Ayoub El Khazzani, known to intelligence services for links to radical Islam.

- November 10: French authorities say they have arrested a 25-year-old man with links to an Islamic State jihadist in Syria over a plot to attack military personnel at a naval base. Monitored by intelligence agencies for a months, he had tried to obtain material for carrying out the attack in Toulon in the southeast of the country.

It really annoys me that politicians are "shocked" about the Paris attacks. The writing on the wall has been there for a very long time.
RIslander · 2015-11-14 13:45:00 · #4799
(11-14-2015 01:13 PM)olive Wrote:  
(09-04-2015 09:50 AM)rhino Wrote:  I don't think that our American members fully realize the gravity of the migrant crisis unfolding in Europe in 2015.
<...>
Another characteristic is that none are moving into Turkey and other Islamic countries. All are *gunning* (ahem) for Western Europe.
<...>

April '15 dated 1st post is kinda long, just wanted to correct this gross inaccuracy above claiming "no refugees are moving into Turkey and other Islamic countries".
I won't give refugees by country breakdown but if we only take a quick peak at top refugee hosting country (Turkey in this case) you will see the statement above is completely inaccurate. Here is one recent source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/09/1...PX20150915
Turkey has over 2 million refugees (mostly Syrians) in refugee camps.
To put it into context, the total number in Europe is belived to be about 0.6 million.
Hardly of case of "they're only coming to Western countries".

The other thing I want to say is how some people see this whole thing as an attack on Western world. I believe this is either a horrible perspective due to ignorance or even worse an intentional recontextualization (for whatever sinister reason).

Let's not fool ourselves these people are displaced, their homes are physically blown up or occupied by radicals, families lost multiple members, young girls (children) are being sold all over middleeast as brides if lucky but usually just as mistress or so-called 'religious/additional wife'. Whatever money/gold/valuables they had when they run away from their country has been spent in months, years (first refugees left 2-3 or 4 years ago!).
Quote:"Funding shortages mean that the most vulnerable Syrian refugees in Lebanon receive just $13.50 per month or less than half a dollar a day for food assistance."
source: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2...n-numbers/

Now these people are literally hungry & cold and following any available survival mechanism such as child labor, survival sex, in few reported cases illegal activities (theft or worse). They are moving to any direction they think they can have a future. Mostly they're not out to get anyone but trying to survive.

Last time this happened on a million people plus scale in Western world was World War II.

Please do not make the mistake of putting this whole thing into the context of 'terrorists making a move'.
Quote:"Greece migration Minister Yiannis Mouzalas, who on September 9th said, “It would be “foolish to believe that there are no jihadists among the refugees that cross into Europe.”"
source: http://www.infowars.com/report-paris-att...ast-month/

To be clear, yes, some terrorists are making a move in a few cases at the same time with this collossal human drama and terrorists should be brought to justice but is it worth looking at this whole thing as terrorist event?

What's the ratio of terrorists, less than 0.1%? We're talking about 4 million+ people being reduced to homeless pseudo-slaves in other countries and about 7.5 millionwithin Syria).

If you can't/won't help these people, the least you can do is not to paint the whole nation as terrorists.

Gtfo
LE50 · 2015-11-14 13:45:00 · #4800
(11-14-2015 06:30 AM)spalex Wrote:  Let me predict next weeks headlines:

Would this have happened if we let in more refugees?

Paris attacks means we need more refugees!

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