Thread: Battlezone Europe - Christmas Report (follow-up)

This is sick... Europe used to be friendly... you would see people window shopping at 2 or 3 in the morning and not worry about people hurting you

You know this is part of the plan. The 'powers', whatever the name might be - need, or want, some reason to take over. If they can create trouble through things like increased immigration when there is no time to assimilate and become part of the country. This is bound to breed anger and resentment. Couple that with the idea that immigrants, at least our illegals, can break our laws 'because it's part of their culture', and you have more problems.

When it reaches the boiling point and wholesale chaos erupts, they can have their excuse to come in and 'bring law and order' to the situation.

Originally Posted by MyAmerica

Thank you for keeping us current with the terrible situation in the EU Lugundum.

Very informative.

Fences make good neighbors.

... could you say, it's a good way to "mend fences"?

Based on movies and documentaries I have watched, it is my understanding that Big Business is importing Turks (and other minorities) into Germany because they will work for less. Much as Big Business often out-sources jobs to third world nations, in this case they are importing third-world labor into Germany.

This policy (predicatably) causes conflict, just as it has repeatedly in history.


I have also been learning about the Ottoman Turkish Empire. The Turks invaded Europe in the 14th century, sacked Constantinople (Istanbul) in the 15th century, and conquered half of Europe in the 16th - 17th centuries, reaching Vienna in 1529 and again in 1683.

Today, Turks are flocking into Germany, even further north.


So, my question is, is it logical to draw a connection between the historical past and current events of the present? Is it logical to suppose that the rising tide of ethnic Turks settling in Germany is, ultimately, a cultural continuation of the Turkish conquest of Europe begun back in the days of the Sultans?

This is a logical question, and I offer that is has a logical answer. In particular, either "yes", "no", or some form of "somewhat". Logically, if you project current trends (rapid Turkish immigration into Germany & Europe) into the future, does it not amount -- in all essential ways -- to a Turkish cultural "conquest" of Germany / Europe?


PS: May I please point out the role of Big Business in these events. As it happens here in America, so too in Europe. It's the same here & there.

Originally Posted by CCUSA

Europe is importing terror. The Trojan horses have been unleashed.

Please note: this is not the same thing as saying Europeans are importing terror. Here & there, I think the Will of the People is clear — and impotent.

Yoshiyahu,

thanks for your contribution. I think that most people here are aware o the fact that business interests are powerful force behind avalanche style immigration in both Europe and USA. Another force is blinded and bigoted left which hates our societies. We are just in between jaws of a crocodile.

And the effects are detrimental on more fronts:
- we are suffering from criminality
- we are being discriminated against by our governments (positive discrimination)
- we are in danger of being devoured by radical Islam
- we are in danger of extinction

May I offer you some more sources of information on what is going on in Europe?

http://www.brusselsjournal.com/
http://islamineurope.blogspot.com/
http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/
http://sioe.wordpress.com/

Bilingual German/English blog:
http://transatlanticconservative.blogspot.com/

and in German for example:
http://www.pi-news.net/

Another vicious attack in Munich tube:

2 victims aged 22 years. 3 attackers, an Iraqi (17) and two Palestinians (both 16). Article suggests at least two of them are illegals. At least one of the 16 years old is known to police because he is a suspect in another felony.

Victims severely beaten and stomped on their heads when lying on the ground. They are in hospital now.

German article:
http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justiz/0 ... 17,00.html