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Cologne attackers were of migrant origin - minister[W:5]

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Real friggin' shocker, there, I tell ya...
 
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The worst fears are being realized, these nations are now importing in their own problems in a haze of political ideological stupidity. Perhaps more should be done to vet migrants, instead of appeasing ideals which clearly some of these migrants could not care any less about.
 
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I just wanted to be the first in line here to level accusations of racism, xenophobia, Islamophobia, membership in Stormfront and general poopooheadedness.

I figured I would beat all the usual suspects to the punch.
 
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Suicidal altruism. How anyone who supports "women's rights" could support importing these people by the million still evades me. The modern European left is a joke.
 
Innes said:
The modern European left is a joke.
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Government of Germany: Centre-right
Government of Sweden: Centre-left
Government of Netherlands: Centre-right
Government of UK: Right
President of EU Commission: Centre-right
Austria: Centre-left
Denmark: Right

It seems the European right is in the majority in the countries allowing most asylum seekers to enter. Spoils your little narrative a bit, doesn't it?
 
Anomalism said:
The men suspected of attacking women in Cologne on New Year's Eve were "almost exclusively" from a migration background, mainly North African and Arab, an official report says.
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Cologne attackers were of migrant origin - minister - BBC News
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A senior figure from Cologne was interviewed later last night on BBC who stated that the majority were from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq - wherever they come from as asylum seekers and refugees; they do not have a right do do this and should be deported (not just from Germany) but out of Europe as quickly as possible.

Horrible story - the series of yearly carnivals starting up in Germany soon will have to be much better policed.
 
Infinite Chaos said:
A senior figure from Cologne was interviewed later last night on BBC who stated that the majority were from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq - wherever they come from as asylum seekers and refugees; they do not have a right do do this and should be deported (not just from Germany) but out of Europe as quickly as possible.

Horrible story - the series of yearly carnivals starting up in Germany soon will have to be much better policed.
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And yet the ones that are wanted are from Algeria, Morrocco, Syria, Serbia, Germany and the US... go figure!
 
Andalublue said:
Government of Germany: Centre-right
Government of Sweden: Centre-left
Government of Netherlands: Centre-right
Government of UK: Right
President of EU Commission: Centre-right
Austria: Centre-left
Denmark: Right

It seems the European right is in the majority in the countries allowing most asylum seekers to enter. Spoils your little narrative a bit, doesn't it?
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Switzerland is centre-right too, although we don't bring in a lot of refugees.
France will probably have a FN president by 2017 too
 
Cisero said:
France will probably have a FN president by 2017 too
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That is highly unlikely.. the mainstream left and right parties and voters tend to join together to prevent that.
 
PeteEU said:
That is highly unlikely.. the mainstream left and right parties and voters tend to join together to prevent that.
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I sure hope so, but with the regionals & the growing imigration concerns... The FN has a lot of moving ground. We'll see how well Marine will do.
 
It is high time for Europeans to realize that there exists indeed some cultures which are not compatible with the modern world. Islam, particularly the version of it coming from the middle east, is alien to modern concepts of human rights. What really strikes me is that only Muslims are in conflict with the rest of human civilization. They bring alien and backward culture wherever they go. No wonder they are in conflict with Hindus, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Latin Americans, Christian Africans, Chinese Indonesians, etc...
 
aurelius87 said:
It is high time for Europeans to realize that there exists indeed some cultures which are not compatible with the modern world. Islam, particularly the version of it coming from the middle east, is alien to modern concepts of human rights. What really strikes me is that only Muslims are in conflict with the rest of human civilization. They bring alien and backward culture wherever they go. No wonder they are in conflict with Hindus, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Latin Americans, Christian Africans, Chinese Indonesians, etc...
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Much of that incompatibility arises from Islamic doctrine that divides the word into Dar al Harb (house of war) and Dar al Islam (self evident).

It represents an all-encompassing ideology completely intolerant of any other way of life that sees itself as being at war by very design. This is understandable, since it was crafted by a warlord who was in the business of murdering people and taking what was theirs.


Isis may be the most pure expression of this tendency, but when Muslims act as Mohammad acted, they are fulfilling the role he laid out for them. Not ALL Muslims act this way, of course, but the ideology that drives this is based upon conquest and domination.
 
Gardener said:
Much of that incompatibility arises from Islamic doctrine that divides the word into Dar al Harb (house of war) and Dar al Islam (self evident).

It represents an all-encompassing ideology completely intolerant of any other way of life that sees itself as being at war by very design. This is understandable, since it was crafted by a warlord who was in the business of murdering people and taking what was theirs.


Isis may be the most pure expression of this tendency, but when Muslims act as Mohammad acted, they are fulfilling the role he laid out for them. Not ALL Muslims act this way, of course, but the ideology that drives this is based upon conquest and domination.
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as oppose to christianity which was spread without any violence right?
 
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