Some E.U. nations are finally realizing the importance of secure borders...

[skorpion]

With the Muslim mass invasion of Europe and the West, some nations have had their eyes opened to the importance of having a secure border. Would any sane person remove the doors and windows of their home and allow unfettered access by any organism wishing to enter? Than why would someone do the same with the borders of a sovereign nation? Much to the discontent of liberal E.U. leaders (Merkel, et. al....) and 0bama, Poland and a few other countries are now working to secure their borders.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...02-15-07-41-13

Anti-migrant force builds in Europe, hurting Merkel's quest

By VANESSA GERA
Associated Press
AP Photo
AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski

WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- So where should the next impenetrable razor-wire border fence in Europe be built?

Hungary's right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban thinks he knows the best place - on Macedonia's and Bulgaria's borders with Greece - smack along the main immigration route from the Middle East to Western Europe. He says it's necessary because "Greece can't defend Europe from the south" against the large numbers of refugees pouring in, mainly from Syria and Iraq.

[alismith]

Too little, too late.

It's like closing the gate after the cows got out.

No matter what they do, short of rounding all the Islamists up and deporting them, they are doomed.

[Altarboy]

It will be better for the Euro's when most of the "refugees" come here.

[davepool]

It will be better for the Euro's when most of the "refugees" come here.

Don't say shit like that, fuck nose still has 9 months left in office

[skorpion]

Onlookers cheer as fire damages refugee center in Germany.

It's too bad the place didn't burn down with the imported terrorists inside.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/02...?intcmp=hplnws

BERLIN – Onlookers celebrated as a suspected arson fire damaged a former hotel being converted into a refugee home in eastern Germany, police said Sunday, raising new concerns about violence toward new arrivals in a nation that registered more than a million asylum-seekers last year.

The blaze in the roof of the building in Bautzen, in the eastern state of Saxony, broke out overnight. Police said no one was injured but a group of people gathered outside, some "commenting with derogatory remarks or unashamed joy" at the fire.

While most Germans have been welcoming toward refugees, a vocal minority has staged protests in front of refugee homes, especially in the east. Germany last year saw a surge in violence against such lodgings.

Police ordered three people to leave the fire scene because they were hampering firefighters' work and then temporarily detained two of them, whom they described as intoxicated 20-year-old locals, after they ignored the order.

Investigators found traces of a fire accelerant at the scene and believe the fire was caused by arson, police said. It wasn't immediately clear whether the building can be restored.

Saxony is home to the anti-Islam and anti-immigration group PEGIDA, and incidents there have caused concern before. In August, a mob in Heidenau, outside Dresden, hurled bottles and fireworks at police protecting a shelter being set up for refugees.

The Bautzen fire came after a mob in the small town of Clausnitz, also in Saxony, on Thursday screamed "We are the people!" and "Go home!" as they blocked a bus carrying asylum-seekers outside a new refugee home.

Police drew criticism in that case for roughly hauling some refugees off the bus into the building — which they insist was necessary to prevent the situation from escalating — and for saying that some of the refugees had made provocative gestures.

Saxony Governor Stanislaw Tillich called the two incidents "appalling and shocking" and described the perpetrators as "criminals."

"This is abhorrent and disgusting," Tillich told the Funke newspaper group. He pledged that authorities will investigate and "bring everyone responsible to account."

Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said that everyone in Germany is entitled to express their concerns "but there is a threshold of decency and law that must not be crossed — and this threshold was clearly crossed in the incidents in Saxony," the news agency dpa reported.

"It is completely unacceptable for people who are seeking protection from persecution here to be greeted with hatred and agitation," de Maiziere added.

Later Sunday, the minister defended police actions in Clausnitz, saying they were right to get all the refugees off the bus quickly and into the building. If the bus had been backed away from the refugee home, "these bawling people would have had their way," de Maiziere said on ARD television.

[alismith]

From the article, http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/02...?intcmp=hplnws



"While most Germans have been welcoming toward refugees, a vocal minority has staged protests in front of refugee homes,..."

For some reason, I have strong doubts that this is correct. My guess would be that it's the exact opposite of what's stated here.



"Saxony Governor Stanislaw Tillich called the two incidents "appalling and shocking" and described the perpetrators as "criminals."

Here's part of the problem here. Local officials are siding with the refugees (as the Leftist agenda requires) and going against the citizens who are against that agenda.



"This is abhorrent and disgusting," Tillich told the Funke newspaper group. He pledged that authorities will investigate and "bring everyone responsible to account."

So, the police are going to go after the "criminals" who are trying to protect their families and country...nice.


"Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said that everyone in Germany is entitled to express their concerns "but there is a threshold of decency and law that must not be crossed — and this threshold was clearly crossed in the incidents in Saxony," the news agency dpa reported."

So, this "threshold of decency" applies only to citizens, but it's not considered indecent for young Islamic males to follow unaccompanied females and harass, attack, and rape them. That part's okay with the government... Sounds like a double standard here.



"It is completely unacceptable for people who are seeking protection from persecution here to be greeted with hatred and agitation," de Maiziere added."

The idea that these people are "seeking protection from persecution" is a smoke screen. The refugee influx is nothing more than a cover for ISIS to enter their country and seek to destroy from within. They've even stated this, publicly.



It's amazing how badly damaged the brain is in all Liberals.

[skorpion]

From the article, http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/02...?intcmp=hplnws



"While most Germans have been welcoming toward refugees, a vocal minority has staged protests in front of refugee homes,..."

For some reason, I have strong doubts that this is correct. My guess would be that it's the exact opposite of what's stated here.



"Saxony Governor Stanislaw Tillich called the two incidents "appalling and shocking" and described the perpetrators as "criminals."

Here's part of the problem here. Local officials are siding with the refugees (as the Leftist agenda requires) and going against the citizens who are against that agenda.



"This is abhorrent and disgusting," Tillich told the Funke newspaper group. He pledged that authorities will investigate and "bring everyone responsible to account."

So, the police are going to go after the "criminals" who are trying to protect their families and country...nice.


"Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said that everyone in Germany is entitled to express their concerns "but there is a threshold of decency and law that must not be crossed — and this threshold was clearly crossed in the incidents in Saxony," the news agency dpa reported."

So, this "threshold of decency" applies only to citizens, but it's not considered indecent for young Islamic males to follow unaccompanied females and harass, attack, and rape them. That part's okay with the government... Sounds like a double standard here.



"It is completely unacceptable for people who are seeking protection from persecution here to be greeted with hatred and agitation," de Maiziere added."

The idea that these people are "seeking protection from persecution" is a smoke screen. The refugee influx is nothing more than a cover for ISIS to enter their country and seek to destroy from within. They've even stated this, publicly.



It's amazing how badly damaged the brain is in all Liberals.

You hit all the nails on their respective heads.

[5.56NATO]

Leaked German government report shows refugees committed 200,000 crimes between 2014 and 2015
A leaked report from Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Agency reveals refugees committed over 200,000 crimes between 2014 and 2015.

The report is only supposed to be seen by police and other government employees, but it ended up in the hands of Bild, a German newspaper, Deutsche Welle reports.

What the document shows primarily is that refugees are responsible for 208,344 crimes.

A total of 32 percent of those crimes were related to asset or fraud offenses, and another 33 percent were due to theft. Of the total number of crimes, only 1 percent, or 1,688, had anything to do with sexual offenses. There were 458 cases of serious sexual assault, which includes either rape or coercion.

Not all ethnic groups were equal in the amount of crimes committed. Viewed proportionally, there were more offenders from Eritrea, Nigeria and countries from the Balkans like Serbia and Albania. In absolute numbers, Syrians committed 24 percent of refugee crimes, but Serbs only comprised 2 percent of the refugee population and managed to account for an incredible 13 percent of crimes.
http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/02/...nd-2015-307659

[alismith]

Leaked German government report shows refugees committed 200,000 crimes between 2014 and 2015
A leaked report from Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Agency reveals refugees committed over 200,000 crimes between 2014 and 2015.

The report is only supposed to be seen by police and other government employees, but it ended up in the hands of Bild, a German newspaper, Deutsche Welle reports.

What the document shows primarily is that refugees are responsible for 208,344 crimes.

A total of 32 percent of those crimes were related to asset or fraud offenses, and another 33 percent were due to theft. Of the total number of crimes, only 1 percent, or 1,688, had anything to do with sexual offenses. There were 458 cases of serious sexual assault, which includes either rape or coercion.

Not all ethnic groups were equal in the amount of crimes committed. Viewed proportionally, there were more offenders from Eritrea, Nigeria and countries from the Balkans like Serbia and Albania. In absolute numbers, Syrians committed 24 percent of refugee crimes, but Serbs only comprised 2 percent of the refugee population and managed to account for an incredible 13 percent of crimes.
http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/02/...nd-2015-307659

Another statistic that begs to be brought out is that if there were NO Islamic refugees, there would have been 208,344 fewer crimes during that same period.

Just what a country needs....more crime.