Fascism coming back in Europe?

[gau8av]

Its both big families and high conversion rates in Europe and across the world

Islam is a faith that attracts alot of new converts

Even recent wars and history is a conduit as millions of people are compelled to research islam and for those in search of guidance islam has s very power message of salvation

a bit too powerful at times even.

I don't know a whole lot about it but the mystical sufi version seems quite peaceful, much music and dance, spirituality.

but then there's Anjem Choudary's gang too so.. and people who agree with the violence even if they wont participate themselves.

anyway, this migrant crisis is bad news for Europe for reasons other than religion and security risks too.

meanwhile in Hungary:
Migrant crisis: Clashes at Hungary-Serbia border - BBC News

 

[general_yermolov_stalin]

Eventually, that is exactly where this is headed.

This is no Kingdom of Heaven.

And you are mixing fire and ice and making TNT. On a pan-continental scale.

The latest rumor doing the rounds is that the Illuminati are behind this European refugee acceptance. In a bid to convert swathes of Arabs to Christianity.

I'm not kidding, this is exactly what I've heard.

illuminati is front name for the jewish-british-american corporatocratic oiligarchy. More like they want a induce a reaction from the masses which benefits them.

Eventually, that is exactly where this is headed.

This is no Kingdom of Heaven.

And you are mixing fire and ice and making TNT. On a pan-continental scale.

The latest rumor doing the rounds is that the Illuminati are behind this European refugee acceptance. In a bid to convert swathes of Arabs to Christianity.

I'm not kidding, this is exactly what I've heard.

illuminati is front name for the jewish-british-american corporatocratic oiligarchy. More like they want a induce a reaction from the masses which benefits them.

a bit too powerful at times even.

I don't know a whole lot about it but the mystical sufi version seems quite peaceful, much music and dance, spirituality.

but then there's Anjem Choudary's gang too so.. and people who agree with the violence even if they wont participate themselves.

anyway, this migrant crisis is bad news for Europe for reasons other than religion and security risks too.

meanwhile in Hungary:
Migrant crisis: Clashes at Hungary-Serbia border - BBC News

I would advice you not to waste your time with this hussain0216 fellow. Look at his prior postings. Total indoctrination by mullahs.

 

[vsdoc]

illuminati is front name for the jewish-british-american corporatocratic oiligarchy. More like they want a induce a reaction from the masses which benefits them.

Its one of two things really.

Either Europe messed up big time and were caught off guard in the eye of the world. And reacted initially the way they did.

OR

They are more intelligent than we here give them credit for.

Does Angela come across as a fool?

The issue here however is that they have not been contained into holding areas but left to roam into the countryside. Unless the borders are sealed and manned, this is going to be impossible to contain.

 

[general_yermolov_stalin]

Its one of two thing.

Either Europ messed up big time and were caught off guard in the eye of the world. And reacted initially the way they did.

OR

They are more intelligent than we here give them credit for.

No way. Their corporatocrats like Savony ,Rothschild ,dynastic families planned many things before hand.

 

[vsdoc]

No way. Their corporatocrats like Savony ,Rothschild ,dynastic families planned many things before hand.

Lets hope so.

For their sake.

 

[gau8av]

The issue here however is that they have not been contained into holding areas but left to roam into the countryside. Unless the borders are sealed and manned, this is going to be impossible to contain.

actually that's not entirely true, spoke to someone near Munich, and they say they're contained in an area with lots of security but they have very decent clean hygienic conditions, and that they're not letting the media around that 1 particular holding zone anyway. German efficiency lol

but obviously as a whole their system is pretty stressed, and the long term risks will only show in the long term.

 

[vsdoc]

actually that's not entirely true, spoke to someone near Munich, and they say they're contained in an area with lots of security but they have very decent clean hygienic conditions, and that they're not letting the media around that 1 particular holding zone anyway. German efficiency lol

but obviously as a whole their system is pretty stressed, and the long term risks will only show in the long term.

That's excellent news then.

 

[general_yermolov_stalin]

Lets hope so.

For their sake.

Why for their sake? They have done enough damage. I at times wonder whether it is the worship of extreme evil that protects them from the laws of karma.But then Karma will catch up with them .

Its one of two things really.

Either Europe messed up big time and were caught off guard in the eye of the world. And reacted initially the way they did.

OR

They are more intelligent than we here give them credit for.

Does Angela come across as a fool?

The issue here however is that they have not been contained into holding areas but left to roam into the countryside. Unless the borders are sealed and manned, this is going to be impossible to contain.

Angela is under blackmail of NSA and NSA is run by corporations in run.

 

[Penguin]

nah, Fascism is the core culture of European countries. they're just following their traditional European way of Fascism. remember, it's not Europe if it's not Fascist.

While Europe is the birthplace of fascism, it has also given birth to liberalism, marxism, and other modern political streams. So, what? Or, put differently, not developed elsewhere. I suppose a degree of jealousy? Or resentment for a colonial past?

 

[gau8av]

That's excellent news then.

lol

think they'll eventually bully the smaller EU countries into taking as many as they can, countries who might not have the German efficiency edge and their populations might not be as generous, then eventually a whole generation grows up in a slightly hostile environment.. trouble.

remember, most of these young "European" ISIS guys grew up in a post 9/11 world, they're the craziest of the lot.

 

[vsdoc]

lol

think they'll eventually bully the smaller EU countries into taking as many as they can, countries who might not have the German efficiency edge and their populations might not be as generous, then eventually a whole generation grows up in a slightly hostile environment.. trouble.

remember, most of these young "European" ISIS guys grew up in a post 9/11 world, they're the craziest of the lot.

I'm afraid the Europeans have forgotten more about brutality than what the ISIS collectively know.

Its all about critical mass and a tipping point.

Bosnia would be looked back upon wistfully as a family squabble.

 

[Penguin]

lol

think they'll eventually bully the smaller EU countries into taking as many as they can, countries who might not have the German efficiency edge and their populations might not be as generous, then eventually a whole generation grows up in a slightly hostile environment.. trouble.

remember, most of these young "European" ISIS guys grew up in a post 9/11 world, they're the craziest of the lot.

I think you may underestimate the influence of at least some of those smaller EU countries

Germany's contested hegemony | Clingendael
Ten Years after the French and Dutch ‘No’: How the Two Countries Reinvented their Relationship with Europe | Environmental Europe?

 

[gau8av]

I think you may underestimate the influence of at least some of those smaller EU countries

Germany's contested hegemony | Clingendael
Ten Years after the French and Dutch ‘No’: How the Two Countries Reinvented their Relationship with Europe | Environmental Europe?

interesting reads, thanks.

how do you see this panning out, then, think they'll eventually buckle and end up taking a bigger hit than the rest ?

also, don't mind my asking but, what part of Europe are you from ? I think I got Europe right, right ?

 

[Penguin]

September 13, 2015
An estimated 3,100 asylum seekers have arrived in the Netherlands over the past week and have reported to the registration centre in Ter Apel, a spokesman for the refugee settlement agency COA said on Sunday.
In the two preceding weeks, some 1,800 people were registered as asylum seekers, the spokesman said.
The increase in refugee numbers is now so great that extra emergency accommodation is being opened. Soldiers are currently preparing to house 500 people at an army barracks in Oirschot, near Tilburg, the Telegraaf said on Sunday.

The IJsselhall convention centre in Zwolle is also being converted into a hostel for 300 people.
Some 24,000 refugees came to the Netherlands last year. The Dutch government has also agreed to take over 2,000 more refugees under a Brussels’ plan to spread asylum seekers around the EU and relieve the pressure on Mediterranean countries.
The government says a request to take a further 7,000 depends on Europe agreeing that all refugees should in principle be housed in their own region

Over 3,000 refugees reached the Netherlands last week - DutchNews.nl

Preceeding year:
Refugee settlement agency wants 10,000 more beds in the Netherlands - DutchNews.nl
Nearly 30,000 asylum seekers reached the Netherlands last year - DutchNews.nl
Refugees cost the Netherlands €860m last year - DutchNews.nl
Costs: about €28.5k per refugee

Residing in Netherlands 2015
Refugees 82,494
Asylum Seekers 6,940
The number of pending asylum applications refers to the end of January 2015.
Returned Refugees 0
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) 0
Returned IDPs 0
Stateless Persons 1,951
Various 0
Total Population of Concern 91,385

UNHCR - Netherlands

Refugee population over time:

Netherlands
1995-1999 74,961
2000-2004 74,598
2005-2009 71,909
2010-2014 74,707

Refugee population by country or territory of asylum | Data | Table

Europe migrant crisis: Where are the asylum seekers coming from and where are they going? - Telegraph

Which EU countries had the most asylum seekers? | World news | The Guardian

Area: 41,528 km² (18.41% water)
Total population: 16 904 594 (1 January 2015)
Population density: 498 people per km2

Population by religion (%)
Roman Catholic 26
Protestant 16
Muslim 5
Hindu 1
Other 1
None 51

The largest ethnic groups beside the original Dutch (79%) are Turkish, Surinamese, Moroccans and people from Aruba and the Dutch Antilles. However, a city like Amsterdam easily comprises 178 nationalities.
Facts & Figures about the Netherlands - The Netherlands - Holland.com

 

[xenon54 out]

Over 3,000 refugees reached the Netherlands last week - DutchNews.nl

Preceeding year:
Refugee settlement agency wants 10,000 more beds in the Netherlands - DutchNews.nl
Nearly 30,000 asylum seekers reached the Netherlands last year - DutchNews.nl
Refugees cost the Netherlands €860m last year - DutchNews.nl
Costs: about €28.5k per refugee


UNHCR - Netherlands

Refugee population over time:


Refugee population by country or territory of asylum | Data | Table

Europe migrant crisis: Where are the asylum seekers coming from and where are they going? - Telegraph

Which EU countries had the most asylum seekers? | World news | The Guardian

Area: 41,528 km² (18.41% water)
Total population: 16 904 594 (1 January 2015)
Population density: 498 people per km2

Population by religion (%)
Roman Catholic 26
Protestant 16
Muslim 5
Hindu 1
Other 1
None 51

The largest ethnic groups beside the original Dutch (79%) are Turkish, Surinamese, Moroccans and people from Aruba and the Dutch Antilles. However, a city like Amsterdam easily comprises 178 nationalities.
Facts & Figures about the Netherlands - The Netherlands - Holland.com

At least one European in PDF who didnt got caught by main stream populizm spreading these days, kudos dude, you prove that you can make points by not being an azzhole.