Migrant crisis: Germany to start temporary border controls
Newsbot @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:39 am
Title: Migrant crisis: Germany to start temporary border controls
Category: World
Posted By: martin14
Date: 2015-09-13 10:36:07
martin14 @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:39 am
All trains between Austria and Germany have been cancelled.
The Czechs have just annouced they will put border controls on Austria.
This is obviously to prevent the Austrians dumping a couple of thousand illegals into the CZ.
If Slovakia has any brains, they will do the same.
The fence in Hungary should be finished and manned by Tuesday.
Schengen is falling apart.
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:05 am
This crisis of syrian refugees is the second wave.
Let's check in with the first wave of Somalian 'refugees' to see how that worked out.
Is it wrong to notice how well-fed those "refugees" are?
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:14 am
But yeah, specifically Germany...
$1:
Daniel Greenfield, writing for Front Page Magazine, wrote a sobering piece that analyzed the current invasion of Muslims in Germany. Greenfield points out that although the 800,000 migrants Germany is taking in this year amount to 1% of Germany’s total population of 80 million, the implications are greater than the small percentage suggests. The key issue is the rapidly growing population of young Muslim males. Here are a few stats:
27 million Germans are over the age of 55 of the 5 million Muslims already living in Germany, 2 million are under the age of 30 (which is several years younger than the average age of non-Muslim Germans) the majority of Muslim migrants are young males between the ages of 15 and 24 the number of non-Muslim Germans in the same demographic is just 4.3 million.
In other words, one-third of Germany’s population is over the age of 55 while 40% of German Muslims are under the age of 30. Meanwhile, most Muslims now coming to Germany are young males compared to non-Muslim Germans in the same demographic group comprising just 5% of Germany’s population.
The result?
According to Greenfield’s calculations, the (conservative) percentage of young Muslim males in Germany will soon reach 10%.
Now let’s go back to Hammond’s research which shows that when the Muslim population of a country reaches 10% (and the significance will be higher in Germany because we’re focusing only on Muslim males), there are increased threats of violence and actual violence, including arson, riots, and murder. At 20% Hammond notes (based on real-world models) that rioting and murder become increasingly commonplace, jihad militias are formed, and churches and synagogues are burned.
Now add into the mix that Muslim families tend to be larger than non-Muslim families in Europe (as well as in the United States) which means that the Muslim population grows at a faster rate than the non-Muslim population.
27 million Germans are over the age of 55 of the 5 million Muslims already living in Germany, 2 million are under the age of 30 (which is several years younger than the average age of non-Muslim Germans) the majority of Muslim migrants are young males between the ages of 15 and 24 the number of non-Muslim Germans in the same demographic is just 4.3 million.
In other words, one-third of Germany’s population is over the age of 55 while 40% of German Muslims are under the age of 30. Meanwhile, most Muslims now coming to Germany are young males compared to non-Muslim Germans in the same demographic group comprising just 5% of Germany’s population.
The result?
According to Greenfield’s calculations, the (conservative) percentage of young Muslim males in Germany will soon reach 10%.
Now let’s go back to Hammond’s research which shows that when the Muslim population of a country reaches 10% (and the significance will be higher in Germany because we’re focusing only on Muslim males), there are increased threats of violence and actual violence, including arson, riots, and murder. At 20% Hammond notes (based on real-world models) that rioting and murder become increasingly commonplace, jihad militias are formed, and churches and synagogues are burned.
Now add into the mix that Muslim families tend to be larger than non-Muslim families in Europe (as well as in the United States) which means that the Muslim population grows at a faster rate than the non-Muslim population.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201 ... z3ldKReTIM
Jabberwalker @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 3:29 pm
Our Anglican church has decided to sponsor a Syrian refugee family. I pointed out to the priest ( a Canon) that the vetting process needs to be particularly good, specifically in the case of the Syrians as atrocities have been committed all over the place by all sides, there. At least one party, the government troops, have been documented as using chemical weapons against their own citizens. Our domestic intelligence service, CSIS, has no means or chance of collecting nearly enough intelligence to be able to sort the incoming wheat from the chaff, nor does any other allied intelligence service. The Israelis probably know the most but I can't imagine them sharing that much and level of information on thousañds of individual Syrians with us. I suppose that the already settled Syrian community might don't the best job of getting newcomers but due to the tribal and partisan nature of Syria, it is unlikely to be at all fair.
Here we go (again), sheltering the most heinous of war criminals with our good intentions.
Thanos @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 3:43 pm
Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic all told the EU to go to hell and refused point-blank to settle any of the "refugees". Nice to see the Slavs displaying some of the common sense that the Brit, Gauls, and Aryans are no longer capable of.
andyt @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 6:07 pm
I really don't know what Germany was thinking. If the ones they just let in were the only ones coming, fine, but opening the gates just encouraged more and more to try to push in. If they can't find a way to return the refugees, build settlement camps in Greece and pay Greece well to look after them. The Greeks can use the money.
BRAH @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 7:06 pm
andyt andyt:
I really don't know what Germany was thinking. If the ones they just let in were the only ones coming, fine, but opening the gates just encouraged more and more to try to push in. If they can't find a way to return the refugees, build settlement camps in Greece and pay Greece well to look after them. The Greeks can use the money.
Merkel calls in the army: 'Generous' Germany faces migrant chaos as troops put on alert
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/604 ... #pq=5jC9WJ#pq=vZCaOk
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Merkel's insane.
martin14 @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 9:54 pm
There is a rumour flying around Hungary that the Serbs will try to push 25-30,000 illegals across the border before Tuesday, when the new Hungarian laws come into effect.
andyt andyt:
I really don't know what Germany was thinking. If the ones they just let in were the only ones coming, fine, but opening the gates just encouraged more and more to try to push in. If they can't find a way to return the refugees, build settlement camps in Greece and pay Greece well to look after them. The Greeks can use the money.
There is an Article 16 in German law that promises asylum to anyone who comes to Germany.
The idiots in the government are not even trying to put the brakes on anything, just follow the law.
Was thinking about the whole situation, and it makes sense; in that the laws were set up and would work for 3 - 5 - 8000 refugees a year coming to Europe.
The laws were never set up to consider millions of people, because the laws were written in the 50's, when people were a lot less mobile than before.
It is the retarded idea of "the law is the law", without any regard to reality, that will ensure the Germans will commit cultural suicide. No one would care, except they want to take the whole EU with them. Threatening "force" at this time will only make other countries, like the V4, walk away.
It is worth mentioning; the laws written after WWII, when about 11 million Germans got kicked back to Germany, allowed the government to seize and appropriate property, and even force private homeowners to accommodate other people... those laws are still on the books.
And winter is coming.
There were anti-illegal protests in Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic yesterday,
thousands of people marching. I'm guessing the MSM decided not to print these stories.
Lastly, the Hungarians have recalled their ambassador to Austria, over comments the Austrian PM made a few days ago. Small beans for normal people, but a pretty big deal in diplomatic circles.
Strutz @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:26 pm
martin14 martin14:
There is a rumour flying around Hungary that the Serbs will try to push 25-30,000 illegals across the border before Tuesday, when the new Hungarian laws come into effect.
There is an Article 16 in German law that promises asylum to anyone who comes to Germany.
The idiots in the government are not even trying to put the brakes on anything, just follow the law.
Was thinking about the whole situation, and it makes sense; in that the laws were set up and would work for 3 - 5 - 8000 refugees a year coming to Europe.
The laws were never set up to consider millions of people, because the laws were written in the 50's, when people were a lot less mobile than before.
It is the retarded idea of "the law is the law", without any regard to reality, that will ensure the Germans will commit cultural suicide. No one would care, except they want to take the whole EU with them. Threatening "force" at this time will only make other countries, like the V4, walk away.
It is worth mentioning; the laws written after WWII, when about 11 million Germans got kicked back to Germany, allowed the government to seize and appropriate property, and even force private homeowners to accommodate other people... those laws are still on the books.
And winter is coming.
There were anti-illegal protests in Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic yesterday,
thousands of people marching. I'm guessing the MSM decided not to print these stories.
Lastly, the Hungarians have recalled their ambassador to Austria, over comments the Austrian PM made a few days ago. Small beans for normal people, but a pretty big deal in diplomatic circles.
andyt andyt:
I really don't know what Germany was thinking. If the ones they just let in were the only ones coming, fine, but opening the gates just encouraged more and more to try to push in. If they can't find a way to return the refugees, build settlement camps in Greece and pay Greece well to look after them. The Greeks can use the money.
There is an Article 16 in German law that promises asylum to anyone who comes to Germany.
The idiots in the government are not even trying to put the brakes on anything, just follow the law.
Was thinking about the whole situation, and it makes sense; in that the laws were set up and would work for 3 - 5 - 8000 refugees a year coming to Europe.
The laws were never set up to consider millions of people, because the laws were written in the 50's, when people were a lot less mobile than before.
It is the retarded idea of "the law is the law", without any regard to reality, that will ensure the Germans will commit cultural suicide. No one would care, except they want to take the whole EU with them. Threatening "force" at this time will only make other countries, like the V4, walk away.
It is worth mentioning; the laws written after WWII, when about 11 million Germans got kicked back to Germany, allowed the government to seize and appropriate property, and even force private homeowners to accommodate other people... those laws are still on the books.
And winter is coming.
There were anti-illegal protests in Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic yesterday,
thousands of people marching. I'm guessing the MSM decided not to print these stories.
Lastly, the Hungarians have recalled their ambassador to Austria, over comments the Austrian PM made a few days ago. Small beans for normal people, but a pretty big deal in diplomatic circles.
Wow. Just wow...
Well, it didn't take long for everyone to suddenly realize that the seemingly "good intentions" have gotten way out of control.
BRAH @ Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:02 pm
Looks like my next VW will be built by Syrians.
ShepherdsDog @ Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:31 am
Or it'll come with a Syrian family, no charge.
andyt @ Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:42 am
More likely Mexico, I would have thought.
Batsy2 @ Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:45 am
Thankfully, Britain isn't a part of Schengen.
ShepherdsDog @ Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:48 am
Yeah....like you guys haven't screwed yourselves over