Europe in Chaos as Illegal Immigrants Resort to Violence.

Amid the chaos occurring in Greece over the amount of refugees entering illegally, there is a new form of chaos as different factions of immigrants fight amongst themselves. According to residents in Greece the violence is happening daily.






Many of these refugees will end up in either an European country, or the U.S.

In fact, already many of these illegal immigrants have arrived at European countries, amidst other illegal immigrants, and many of them have complained at the food given to them freely for example by French leftists.



In Spain on the month of August the police were pursuing an illegal immigrant who saw no way to get away from the police, and jumped to his death. The death of this man caused a riot from hundreds of Senegalese immigrants. In the riot, the Senegalese immigrants attacked random people, as well as the police and destroyed businesses and properties throughout the Spanish seaside resort of Salou in Costa Daurada.



These examples I showed above are just a few, a search on youtube would turn up dozens and dozens of such videos showing illegal immigrants turning to violence. But the question is, do only illegal immigrants, mostly Muslims, feel resentment and a sense of entitlement? Or are there second generations of Muslims who feel the same way, and feel that European countries such as England, and even the United States owes them because of the past?



Meanwhile not all Muslim immigrants feel this way, according to the man in the video above, a large majority do feel that countries like England owes them everything they ask for because of colonialism and the crusades.

The question is, what are we to do? More and more illegal immigrants, who are mostly Muslim, are entering European countries and they are being resettled all over the world. Soon enough a portion of said immigrants will very likely arrive in your country, if you are an European or American.

So what exactly are we to do? How do we resolve our differences? And what will happen to those countries where these people are being resettled when they don't want to assimilate?

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

We can start by getting the hell out of their countries and stop bombing them

^Amen!

Remember the NATIVE AMERICANS

originally posted by: muse7
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

We can start by getting the hell out of their countries and stop bombing them

Wasn't aware Greece was bombing anyone

originally posted by: muse7
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

We can start by getting the hell out of their countries and stop bombing them

Does that include ISIL stop bombing?

originally posted by: muse7

We can start by getting the hell out of their countries and stop bombing them

First of all, if we are talking about African Muslim immigrants, they are escaping internal violence caused by AFRICAN warlords and other internal conflicts.

Second of all, if you even bothered to watch even if only the video interview of the second generation Muslim, he stated that England owes them everything they ask for because of colonialism and the crusades... You seem to forget, as well as he, that the Christian crusades were a response to the Muslim crusades and the invasion from Muslims in the 7th century on Europe. So, do Muslim countries owe us everything we ask for because of the Muslim crusades and Muslim imperialism?

a reply to: Reallyfolks

Greece is part of the EU.

The EU has been involved in bombing campaigns in Africa and the Middle East

originally posted by: muse7
a reply to: Reallyfolks

Greece is part of the EU.

The EU has been involved in bombing campaigns in Africa and the Middle East

Oh so Greece is part of the eu, they haven't done anything as a country, but they are part of the eu so it's justified and expected? Is that the narrative you're pushing?

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

So all going to plan really. Won't be long now until the concentration camps spring up under the guise of what ever name TBTB care to apply. Thing is this time around they won't just be located in a few surrounding nations, they will span the entire continent, possibly the globe. And all under the guise of maintaining our freedom and way of life.

a reply to: Reallyfolks

Not only that, but there is no such talk about Turkey nor Saudi Arabia which are the allies of the US, funding and waging the war in Syria.
England said no to bombing Syria as did the EU after Obama's red line.
But sadly it is the case that Europe seems to be a breeding ground for extremist jihadist since thousands have traveled to the caliphate to join IS.

Is anyone really surprised?

Proverb[edit]
desperate times call for desperate measures

In adverse circumstances actions that might have been rejected under other circumstances may become the best choice.

We are getting a glimpse of what will happen during an apocalypse...take notes.

Is Greece part of NATO? Part of Coalition Forces in SYRAQ?

a reply to: Sovan

Nato is not involved, yet.
It seems Turkey did ask Nato to intervene at the end of July.

originally posted by: InTheLight
Is anyone really surprised?

Proverb[edit]
desperate times call for desperate measures

In adverse circumstances actions that might have been rejected under other circumstances may become the best choice.

Surprised about the chaos from the bombings and war, no. Surprised about terrorist attacks in countries that have partaken in the war and bombings? No. Pulling the equivalent of breaking into someone's house, crapping on the living room floor, then demanding they help you. Yes. Takes a special kind of scumbag to not be humble and grateful when looking for help.

Scumbags are a part of life whether in good times or in bad.

originally posted by: muse7
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

We can start by getting the hell out of their countries and stop bombing them

I was thinking exactly the same thing - I wish they'd get the hell out of our countries and stop bombing us.

a large majority do feel that countries like England owes them everything they ask for because of colonialism and the crusades.

Entitled, pathetic BS. "My 10X Great Grandfather was mistreated, you owe me something for that" How can anyone claim reparation for something that happened 100s of years ago, to someone they didn't know and probably never even heard of, till it was a convenient excuse to whine?
If I wasn't there and you weren't there, I don't owe you sh**.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Many of these refugees will end up in either an European country, or the U.S.

Nice. Using the "doom porn" card on people in the US in an attempt to push a narrative.

Utter nonsense.

Context is key.

a reply to: andy06shake

Yeah, I also think this was all planned. Those in power knew such conflicts would arise, and the increased violence in the countries that accept immigrants who resort to violence will further the plans and goal of tptb.

a reply to: introvert

Murphy Returns From Mideast, Says U.S. Must Help Refugees

U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, just returned from a five-day trip to the Middle East, said Tuesday that the U.S. must do more to help resolve the Syrian crisis and accept at least 50,000 refugees.

As the ranking member of a subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Murphy visited Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq and Qatar last week with Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich.