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Originally Posted by niknik ↗

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.

And they should be STOPPED.

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Originally Posted by nikola ↗

USA supplied rebels with weapons to destabilize the country, before they were armed they were no threat to Assad. USA just wanted Assad out of the picture. They made him up to be a dictator, same with Gaddafi, even though those claims are not based on facts. Only problem was that in Syria the rebels weren't as obedient as in Libya. All secular leaders in the middle east are being targeted by islamic extremist rebels backed by the USA or USA itself in order to destabilize the region- Gaddafi, Hussein, Assad...

So, the only reason is anti Iranian sentiments? That is a bit short sighted. assads and Husseins governments should be the ones they wanted to KEEP....secular non--rabidislam governments. RELIGIOUS FREAKS have now gotten the upper hand.

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AGAIN, my point.

Eropistan!

Ameristan! north and south.


We have not even touched on the ones being allowed in through south and central America and slithering across the US border.

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35 MILLION migrants heading to Europe, says Hungary as it builds second fence

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...s-second-fence

Video at link-

Hungary is the only country I seen taking real action.
They will arrest them, and said they can be contained for 3 years, and be marked from re-entry for 10 years.

Obviously they also try with fences.

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Dutch Muslim Mayor to Other Muslims: Accept Western Values or Fuck Off

The Muslim mayor of a city in the Netherlands believes he has the authority to speak more directly on the subject of extremism. He did so this week by bluntly telling fellow Muslim immigrants that they either need to accept Western norms or go back to their original country.

Ahmed Aboutaleb, the Moroccan-born mayor of Rotterdam, appeared Wednesday evening on CNN International and further explained the sentiment behind his famous post-Charlie Hebdo attack remarks that “if you do not like it here because humorists you do not like make a newspaper, may I then say you can fuck off.”

“The Dutch constitution but also the Dutch society is constructed in very, very interesting basic value and that is tolerance and acceptance,” he told CNN’s Michael Holmes in a clip flagged by RCP. “So the moment you come to the Netherlands, wherever from all over the world and you get a citizenship then you have to at least underline and embrace the constitution and the values of the country.”

Asked whether it might seem “superficial” to tell people to “pack their bags and leave” if they don’t like Western culture, Aboutaleb continued: “It’s a free choice: Be with us, work with us together to construct a ‘we’ society. But if you want to send out of the ‘we’ community, you threaten us, you go to Yemen to learn how to use a Kalashnikov and to come back to citizen society, well, you are not part of my ‘we’ society. You’d better leave.”

Aboutaleb came to the Netherlands at a young age, telling CNN he spent 15 years in Morocco living off “one meal a day,” and “walking without shoes.” He also took a stab at the Obama administration’s suggestion that a growth in job opportunities may reduce radicalization

I know how it is to be a product of poverty, and I cannot accept that poverty leads to terrorism. Poverty must lead to a seek to knowledge, to sciences, to be better, to climb on the social ladder… It’s about investing in yourself, first of all, and by doing that, you invest in society. And that’s the message I try to give to these people, yes, indeed. I’m not only a mayor of a city, but I’m also Muslim and that gives me maybe the additional authority to say these things that maybe other colleagues of mine in Europe and maybe in the U.S. are not maybe authorized to say.
Watch the full interview below, via CNN International:
http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/vi...b-air.cnn.html

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Hungary has called up Military Reserves.