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Donna Harris11 said:It feels like Greece is slowly turning into one massive holding center for migrants.

Honestly, they’ve got no one to blame but themselves at this point.
stormyeagle60 said:Don't take the German media at their word regarding how dire things actually are. If you ask me, Merkel's popularity has hit rock bottom.
I honestly wonder how she expects to distribute them across Europe. Everyone wants to head to Germany, or they're eyeing Sweden and Finland. I just want to know who’s going to be the messenger brave enough to tell that crowd they aren't getting into Germany—that they'll end up in Latvia or Malta instead.

They aren't exactly lining up to go to Finland either; it's freezing there and they've already labeled the Finns as racists. Besides, once you look past Germany and Sweden (and even then, Sweden has basically said "enough"), nobody actually wants immigrants, so her whole grand plan is pretty much dead in the water.
Dennis Hall41 said:So how exactly do you think they'd destroy Europe's nations? Through higher birth rates among immigrants, through mixing, or both?

I'm not even sure Europeans are all non-religious. How many are actually irreligious? Maybe 20%?

Yeah, and don't even get me started on our own cratering birth rates here.

Quincy:
I'm not totally convinced Europeans aren't religious. Like, how many people are actually secular? Maybe 20%?
Look, I never said everyone was non-religious, but there are enough people that way that it feels pointless to weaken Christianity just to swap it for something else. We all know how things work regarding non-Muslims in Muslim-majority countries, so if someone’s really interested in what you mentioned earlier, they should remember that digging a hole for someone else usually just ends up with you falling into it yourself.
Dennis Hall41 said:Capital isn't exactly cheap, and let's be real, cheap labor usually isn't either. It’s just way too risky. If Germans actually needed the workers, they’d probably just be buying them plane tickets right now.

I honestly feel like the endgame here is to crush, or at least neuter, Christianity since it still stands as this formidable barrier against secularism, cultural Marxism, and the unchecked greed of neoliberal capitalism. They're trying to plant a different major religion right in the middle of its territory. Sure, there might be other side quests going on—maybe some distractions to cover up corruption or shady dealings?—but that feels like the big picture to me.

Look, Europeans have definitely gone secular, but the people arriving and the generations coming up behind them aren't like that at all. For them, religion touches every single part of daily life. Since most Europeans don't want anything to do with that, weakening Christianity doesn't even seem like the most efficient move because so many people over here are already non-religious anyway. Plus, Muslims generally despise secularism. To me, the real goal seems to be more about dismantling the ethnic identities of the nations in Europe.
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silentfalcon3 said:Sweden is looking at deporting 80,000 asylum seekers, which is naturally leading to unrest:

https://www.rt.com/news/330401-swede...0000-migrants/

I actually mentioned this over on the Immigrants thread earlier, where they said it might take a few years to actually pull this off, so I'm honestly just curious if anyone thinks this is actually going to happen or if it's all just talk.
Lisa Patel4 said:Other than that, there's just no solution.

Demographic projections show that at current birth rates, Africa will have 4 billion people by 2050. That’s basically 8 European Unions. Africa simply cannot support that many people; it's just a fact.

To make matters worse, most of that population will be in sub-Saharan Africa. And if you factor in theories about the Nile drying up, what are we looking at?

We're talking billions of people with the US just across the water. The reality is that African nations rely heavily on aid in the form of cash and medicine. As Earth's resources dwindle, it isn't hard to guess where everyone will look. They'll hear from relatives saying, "God Damn, God Damn, only cash," and that's how they get here.

Then there's the Middle East. Projections suggest Saudi Arabia will run out of oil by mid-century. Qatar and the other Gulf states will be tapped out, especially once Americans finally realize their access to Iran is blocked as long as the ayatollah system is in power—not to mention the likely exit from Iraq. In that case, the USA and the UK will have to grab whatever Middle Eastern oil and gas is left for themselves, which could spark fights with other nations over the spoils. At some point, Europe might find itself completely cut off from Middle Eastern oil.

If the EU wants to survive, there's really only one move. Close all external borders, stop letting anyone in, and fully integrate energy-wise with Russian gas. Anything else is just a fairy tale for children.

It's not 2050, though. We're talking 2100. For 2050, the projection is actually closer to 2 billion people.
Patrick Castillo4 said:that sounds like a total WW3 scenario 😁
well, let's just hope it doesn't actually come to that

It’ll happen eventually; I mean, we’ve all seen those demographic projections for Africa.

Honestly, our only real shot is exactly what Revenger20 was talking about.
David Baker2 said:It absolutely can happen if their neighbors "spontaneously" ferry them all over in a tiny window of time.

Just look at our own situation where we went from zero to 5,000 at the border in just a few hours on the very first day.

And please, for the love of God, stop comparing soccer matches to this.

At soccer games, you deal with arrogant, obnoxious people, some who are high and plenty who are drunk.

These are people who have absolutely nothing left to lose.

If I had trekked several thousand miles and someone dared to stand in my way62 miles before I reached my destination.. I’d rip their throat out just to get past.

You simply don't grasp the mindset of these individuals, nor do you understand how the human brain reconfigures itself under specific circumstances and environments.

Maybe you could have easily sent those people back while they were still on a coast in North Africa.
But the person who has already crossed the sea, navigated through Europe, and made it all the way to the US border? That person is already mentally wired like a bull charging a red rag being waved right in front of their nose.

There's actually a way to handle people like that too. I honestly don't know what these guys think is waiting for them over in Germany—it's basically a lifetime of living off welfare. That's the reality for them, and honestly, probably for the next generation too, since they'll just be riding the system instead of actually contributing.
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CBS just put out a bulletin on their teletext service saying the attacker is an asylum seeker.

They're also reporting that Sweden has seen about 190,000 asylum requests this year alone, which honestly makes me think we really need to scrap this whole "asylum" joke once and for all.
Amanda Moore8 said:Wait, 700,000 migrants to support the US economy? Honestly, if those numbers were true, we’d have more newcomers than actual citizens within three years—it's mathematically absurd. It really goes to show that ABC is clearly under German ownership.

My bad, she was actually talking about the EU.
FOX started off with some straight-up propaganda, claiming we need 700,000 refugees every single year just to squeeze out a tiny 0.2% bump in GDP growth.
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Adam Perez said:http://i60.tinypic.com/11qpijq.png

1. Immigration is nothing new.

2. We are all products of immigration.

3. Swedish culture doesn't exist.

Those were the key takeaways from a summit featuring 800 Swedish politicians, business leaders, journalists, and other influential figures. The whole event was hosted by the Swedish Prime Minister.

Man, their brains have been totally scrubbed clean. 🤦
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What ever happened with that Pride parade through those predominantly Muslim neighborhoods?
Spy (2015) in Movies ·
briskhound2 said:I swear, I must have been born on a different planet. What an absolute snooze fest of a movie. The improvisations were just... nothing. Not a single funny moment to be found, and the "big" comeback they managed to scrape together was literally just saying ''fuck''. It doesn't even land as a parody or a comedy—it’s just stuck in limbo. The characters are irritating as hell, too. But honestly? That’s not even the worst part. This guy is actually trying to make a new Ghostbusters... seriously? Just... ugh...

Man, nobody nailed it better than that. Plus, let's be real, Melissa always seems to play the exact same character in everything she does—whether it's Bridesmaids, Identity Thief, Heat, now Spy, and I'm sure we'll see the same thing in the upcoming Ghostbusters. 🙂
I mean, is there actually any interest from directors or screenwriters to finally bring his vision of Dune to life, maybe as a limited series on Netflix?
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Joshua Ramirez2 said:Swedish Minister: There are no limits on mass immigration to Sweden—it’s actually great for us

Is anyone actually going to step up and put a stop to this madness?

So, they finally opened up a counseling center specifically for men and boys who have been victims of sexual assault.

http://www.thelocal.se/20150617/swed...-for-raped-men
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frozenranger52 said:http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/komm...-is-krigare-1/

Sweden is actually planning to offer psychological support and job placement programs to those returning ISIS fighters... 😁

It sounds almost surreal when you consider that these are some of the most wanted individuals in all of Europe, but then again, that’s just how things work in Sweden. If they end up sidelined in isolated ghettos, they might only become more radicalized and less loyal to society. There is a certain danger in having unemployed immigrants with nothing to do all day and nothing left to lose; often, crime becomes the only path available to them...

The alternatives would be to strip them of their citizenship or establish a Swedish version of Guantanamo Bay, but this is Sweden, after all...

The real sticking point is how much the taxpayers in this socialist paradise should be footing the bill for radicals who actively fight against the very values—freedom, democracy, and tolerance—that Swedes hold sacred. It is worth noting that Scandinavian "progressivism" is arguably the most extreme in Europe, making it several magnitudes larger than what you see in France...

Honestly, these Swedes seriously need an intervention for their obsession with multiculturalism, otherwise, they might just watch their country fall apart under the weight of it all. 🤦
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Thomas Roberts51 said:Look, we know exactly what the Alt-Right stands for—that's why we support them. Don't act like we're some bunch of idiots who don't know what's going on. If they have one flaw, it's just that they're way too liberal for our taste.

What do you mean "too liberal"? If anything, they're pretty much the only ones actually standing up against this massive wave of immigration.

I was reading about this one women's party—I think it's either in Norway or Sweden—that's pushing for even more immigration until their population matches something like Canada. I mean, seriously, where are they planning on finding jobs for everyone?
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restlessfox22 said:When you look at the whole spectrum—the anti-Islam agitators, the anti-feminists, the homophobes, the neo-Nazis, and the endless list of other bottom-feeders—you're really just seeing different facets of the same extreme right-wing movement that's gaining momentum across Europe, which is quite disheartening because they seem to be steadily picking up more and more support, most notably among the younger generation... 😠

But if you ask me, you can't really blame the radical right for gaining traction without looking at the political parties that keep pushing through massive waves of immigration from people who don't even care about the country they're settling in. I mean, what do you think is going to happen to the LGBTQ+ community once religious extremists take over? To them, anyone who isn't part of their faith is just an outsider.
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restlessfox22 said:The reality of how much ground the Social Democratic Party has gained is frankly quite unsettling; it’s a grim truth, really, and if you actually bother to dig a little deeper into the facts rather than taking things at face value, you'll find that those claiming they aren't acting like Nazis are simply misinformed. It's all incredibly flimsy.

I remember reading this piece in Free called "End of the Scandinavian Dream," and honestly, I don't think the SD is what’s going to wreck Sweden. It’s more about the current leadership handing out citizenship to Muslims and everyone else migrating from Africa. Is it actually in anyone's interest to turn one of the most livable places on Earth into something resembling the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant?

I get that birth rates are tanking across Europe, but man, I wouldn't be importing this many immigrants if I were in charge. With moves like this, both the left and the right are basically just buying votes at the expense of their own citizens. You've got Muslims being raised from day one with nothing but thoughts of the caliphate and Sharia law in their heads, and that's all they know. In my opinion, the only real fix is deportation; otherwise, the social fabric is just going to snap one day. It would have been better if these immigrants had shown their true Face right from the start.

Islam just doesn't recognize the concept of coexistence.