[niknik]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

The vast majority are military aged males.

How many are ISIS members?

Ya, why should anyone allow military age males in? Even if they aren't isis or terrorist.

Go fucking fight for your country fucking pussys

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Pink. ↗

Yeah. al Jazeera has an interview on now and the guest is saying "Help these people where they are" dont bring them to the US.

These refugees want a higher standard of living and to pick and choose where they go...which country they go to based on which country gives them the most money.

We are going to end up paying for that AND paying with some of our LIVES to the Jihadists. They said they will try to infiltrate, and Im sure they already are.

Of course they'll try and infiltrate. And it doesn't have to be a terrorist that gets through necessarily. Just people with extremist beliefs, and they can come here and radicalize others.

[TheVrist]

United Nations projections indicate that over the next 50 years, the populations of virtually all countries of Europe as well as Japan will face population decline and population ageing. The new challenges of declining and ageing populations will require comprehensive reassessments of many established policies and programmes, including those relating to international migration.

Focusing on these two striking and critical population trends, the report considers replacement migration for eight low-fertility countries (France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, United Kingdom and United States) and two regions (Europe and the European Union). Replacement migration refers to the international migration that a country would need to offset population decline and population ageing resulting from low fertility and mortality rates.

http://www.un.org/en/development/des...igration.shtml

https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/

Refugee Resettlement: The lucrative business of serving immigrants

Summary: Surveys of Americans show mixed views on immigration issues, and yet for the Left all immigration is good, no matter what laws or legislatures say. Major donors on the Left, which normally champion every kind of government regulation, support immigration without limits, and a number of large nonprofits reap not only private funding but millions of tax dollars in the resettlement business. Most Americans have never even heard of the programs that disburse these monies in their name. This report sketches the landscape and tracks the money flows.

Left-wing grant-makers have embarked on a campaign aimed at overwhelming America with unprecedented levels of immigration. These foundations underwrite a universe of liberal organizations that are devoted to bringing in ever more people from all over the world, and the organizations’ motives include money. These groups, known as “Volunteer Agencies” (VOLAGs), don’t just receive private dollars from liberal foundations; they also are richly rewarded with your tax dollars when they collaborate with federal government agencies.

Every year, the U.S. government allows approximately 1 million immigrants to establish legal permanent residence in the U.S. This includes people from countries that represent a national security threat to the U.S. About 140,000 emigrate lawfully from majority-Muslim countries and an even greater number do so from the communist countries that still remain –including Cuba and China– more than two decades after the collapse of the Soviet bloc. Far more immigrants come to America illegally. Last year, almost 140,000 youths and families were welcomed into the U.S. after illegally entering the country through the Southwest border.

But these numbers aren’t high enough to please the foundations that will be profiled in this study.

The Refugee Program
There is another category of newcomer that most Americans have overlooked while our country is distracted by the wave of illegal immigration. This group is having a profound impact on the complexion of our society and is rapidly rising to the level of national security threat.

The group to which I refer are refugees from countries with bloody conflicts. Approximately 3.9 million Syrians have fled civil war and are holed up in refugee camps in surrounding countries. To date, only 700 have been resettled in the U.S., but this may change. On May 21, 14 U.S. senators signed a letter urging President Obama to expand the refugee program to allow 65,000 Syrian refugees into the U.S. by the end of 2016. This would require either a dramatic increase in the current 70,000 annual cap on all refugees, or a policy decision that would force persons from other countries to take a back seat to Syrians.

Because of the chaos in Syria, it will be virtually impossible to vet these people, according to the FBI. How many will be members of ISIS or some other terrorist group? Since ISIS members may already be here; there is little doubt more will come.

A plethora of special programs allow persons into America outside the usual immigration process, including “diversity” visas, the refugee program, asylum seekers (asylees) and their families (“follow to join”). Refugees from Iraq and Afghanistan have their own special program, Special Immigrant Visas (SIV). The table on this page shows the latest data from these various programs

Additionally, special programs allow about 20,000 Cubans and Haitians to emigrate to the U.S. annually, with the same benefits received by refugees and asylees. There is even a “Rainbow Welcome Initiative” that funds a nonprofit contractor (Heartland Alliance International, LLC) to meet the special needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) refugees and asylees. Government funds 87 percent of the $10 million nonprofit. CEO Sid Mohn makes $330,000 per year in pay and benefits according to Heartland’s 2014 tax return. Combined, the top four officers receive about $850,000 per year—almost all on the taxpayer.

Finally, in 1991, the government created “Temporary Protected Status” to grant legal status in the U.S. to Salvadoran illegal aliens and others fleeing war or natural disaster in Central America. Currently, over 300,000 TPS aliens in the U.S. are entitled to all the benefits of other legal permanent residents. While they are supposed to be “temporary,” TPS enrollees simply re-enroll when their status expires. Most have been here since the 1990s.

In December 2013, the Obama administration announced an in-country refugee program for Central American Minors (CAMs) that allows persons under 21 years of age from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador direct travel to the U.S. While those countries tragically suffer from high crime and poor economic conditions, merely being a member of an afflicted population does not raise a person to the definition of “refugee.” By offering this status, the Obama administration is deliberately expanding the definition, an action that has been called a “rogue family reunification program.”

http://capitalresearch.org/2015/07/r...ng-immigrants/

[TheVrist]

Go to that link, and towards the bottom it shows all of the funding behind it. Do some research, and you'll see who's behind most of this.

[lobo221]

new footage of riots at hungarian border 16-09-2015

[dwizzy22]

Originally Posted by lobo221 ↗

European parliament - Plenary session 08.09.2015 - Janusz Korwin-Mikke - polish member of the european parliament.

That's quite a fair statement

[Pink.]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

Russia now has a couple of bases in Syria.

Fine.

Send ALL the moo slum terrorist 'refugees' to Putin.

Let him have the burden.

I really hate to say this, and I know I might get some flaming, but Russia tends to do a better job at handling these "situations" than the West.

We slam Russia much too much.

Somebody needs to stand up to the Islamic infiltration. I dont mean to be Islamophobic, but THEY ARE TAKING OVER.

[lobo221]

Yesterday in polish parliament Jarosław Kaczyński (chairman of PiS {law and justice}) said about dangers of uncontrolled immigration and as example he used Sweden and the problems that they have in their own country. As the response swedish embassy posted on twitter: "There are many misunderstanding regarding immigration, among other things - the law. To clarify in Sweden there is only one law - Swedish"

And its really funny becouse swedish police not so long ago released a raport in which they pinpointed 55 zones that are to be avoided (even firefighters need a police escort to go there), in those zones is sharia law :-)

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Pink. ↗

I really hate to say this, and I know I might get some flaming, but Russia tends to do a better job at handling these "situations" than the West.

We slam Russia much too much.

Somebody needs to stand up to the Islamic infiltration. I dont mean to be Islamophobic, but THEY ARE TAKING OVER.

Syrian 'refugees' are Russia's problem now that Russia is militarily involved in Syria.

And, yes, Russia does dealt better with these moo slum animals.

Russia is up to no good and the moo slums are up to no good.

Each understands the other.

[Pink.]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

Syrian 'refugees' are Russia's problem now that Russia is militarily involved in Syria.

And, yes, Russia does dealt better with these moo slum animals.

Russia is up to no good and the moo slums are up to no good.

Each understands the other.

Russia is as up to no good as the US.

It is about the bottom line. Money.

I still have to appreciate on some level Vladimir Putins big huge balls. He has some backbone. Right now, we have an "ADMINISTRATION" with NO real grasp of world conditions and NO FOREIGN POLICY.

This politically correct shit is going to cost lives...AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN lives.