Thread: MUSLIM REFUGEE RIOTS IGNORED IN U.S. MEDIA BLACKOUT

MUSLIM REFUGEE RIOTS IGNORED IN U.S. MEDIA BLACKOUT

Europe's model of multiculturalism goes up in flames

Published: 12 hours
LEO HOHMANN

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Bookstore in Stockholm suburb had its windows smashed by rock-throwing refugees. Cars were torched and buildings burned but a media blackout is in place in the U.S., which plans to step up its own importation of Muslim refugees under President Barack Obama’s recently announced plan

Sweden, seen by many American progressives as the model of multiculturalism and tolerance, has erupted into an orgy of violence as gangs of rioting immigrants took to the streets for a fifth consecutive night Tuesday in Stockholm.

The latest reports indicate the riots are now spreading to the country’s two other major cities – Gothenburg and Malmo.
Sweden, along with Germany, make up Europe’s two most generous welfare states. They are also the most welcoming of Islamic immigrants, more than a million of which have flooded into the continent this year from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan and North Africa.

The unrest and destabilization in Sweden, which has received zero coverage in the U.S. media even as President Obama plans to ramp up his own refugee welcoming program, is exactly the type of upheaval that the global elite have planned for all of Western Europe and America, as predicted by analyst Paul McGuire in a Oct. 6 article by WND.

Hundreds of cars were torched, shops had their windows smashed, a police station was set ablaze and fire departments kept from a major blaze by rock-throwing mobs.

The globalists in charge of Europe and the United States are using Islam and Muslim refugees to “break down social cohesion all over the world,” McGuire, co-author of “The Babylon Code: Solving the Bible’s Greatest End Times Mystery,” told WND, setting the stage for mass unrest. When the violence becomes unbearable, the solution will be police-state crackdowns.

Germany has also seen increasingly violent protests and demonstrations on both sides of the refugee issue, scenes that, again, are never shown on the nightly news in America.

“They’re using refugees in Germany to take over towns and cities. And here in U.S., they’re using refugees to wage war on the social cohesion of our society. So they’re going to slam-dunk the global government, and it will be a terrorist attack or financial crisis that triggers it,” McGuire said.

The mass migration of refugees from Islamic nations coming into Sweden and other EU nations is nothing less than a manufactured crisis from the elite globalist leaders using the ages-old strategy of “ordo ab chao” or order out of chaos, McGuire said.

“Syria was intentionally destabilized through the covert channeling of weapons and money into ISIS, al-Nusra, FSA and other terrorist groups,” he said. “The goal is to flood Sweden, Germany, the EU and eventually America with Islamic refugees who will create a powerful voting bloc to ensure hard-left politicians continue to get into office.”

The second part of the plan is to use militant Islamic groups to destroy social cohesion and use them as tools to increase totalitarian measures under the pretense of managing the chaos, he said. “Once social cohesion and a sense of national identity have been shattered, the next phase is to destroy independent nation states in favor of a UN-style global government.”

According to a report in the Daily Mail, left-wing activists came forward to accuse Swedish police of racism – the exact same scenario that played out in Ferguson in 2014 and Baltimore in 2015.

Protests turned violent Sunday in a northwestern Stockholm suburb of Husby – where more than 80 percent of the residents are from overseas, mostly Turkey, Somalia and the Middle East, the British daily reported, adding that “Trouble then spread to some of the city’s most deprived areas, shattering the country’s proud claim that it is a template for a successful and ethnically diverse society.”

But it’s not the first time riots have erupted in Swedish cities. Similar violence has broken out in 2013, 2014 and last month.

Watch video of Muslims rioting in Stockholm in September:




Lars Bystrom, a Stockholm police spokesman, told the Mail that "fires are mainly lit to lure the police to the scene, who are then attacked."

He admitted officers have been forced to change their tactics, saying: "Now if there is a small fire that is not likely to spread, and there is no risk to life, we will send out a patrol and keep an eye on it from a distance.

"But we are not going to bring in the fire brigade unless it’s really dangerous."

The attacks on emergency service workers have led to private security companies telling employees to stay at home, as mobs have started attacking anyone wearing a uniform.

Several public transport routes have also been canceled after rioters started hurling petrol bombs at buses.

The Foreign Office and the U.S. Embassy have warned visitors to stay away from certain suburbs.

Government leaders have been "stunned" by the ferocity of the violence in a country which has long been touted as a paragon of social justice.

For decades, supporters of multiculturalism have pointed to Sweden as a classic example of a society which allows immigrants to continue practicing their own culture while living peacefully alongside their host communities.

Around 15 percent of Sweden’s 9.5 million inhabitants were born outside the country.

The second largest group of immigrants, after the Finns, are Iraqis – numbering more than 125,000. Former Yugoslavs total over 160,000 and Iranians almost 65,000.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/10/muslim-re...3a3JI4XuH52.99

'Multiculturalism failing' Violent riots engulf Stockholm suburbs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG7XP1_F6jc

Sverige - Sweden waking up? ISLAM is changing Sweden?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gVL-qtyHrY

The media is totally and completely irresponsible for not reporting this.

They are staring to wake up a little in EU as word of 25 million are on the way......

10.8.15 European Union governments have agreed to step up deportations of illegal immigrants and discussed creating an EU border force among measures to cope with hundreds of thousands of refugees from Syria's civil war.

Underlining the havoc brought by chaotic mass treks across Europe's open borders over recent months, the German state of Bavaria threatened to break ranks with Berlin and send back migrants who cross its border with Austria.

Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose welcome for refugees has taken a toll on her ratings, insists she will not shut the door. Her deputy said there could be no pulling up of "drawbridges".

Austria's interior minister has warned of possible border "riots". The dispute between Austria and one of Germany's richest regions, which says over 200,000 migrants entered from Austria in a month, helps explain Ms Merkel's vocal support this week for the expulsion of those not fleeing for their lives and for tighter controls on who enters Europe across the Mediterranean.
A policy document approved by EU interior ministers meeting in Luxembourg called on states to ensure more of those ordered to leave should actually go. Some 470,000 expulsion orders were made last year but fewer than 40 % of them were enforced. Ministers declined to put figures on future deportations.

"Increased return rates should act as a deterrent to irregular migration," read the conclusions, which also included approval of detention for those who may abscond before expulsion and called for more "leverage" to be exercised on African and other poor states, including via aid budgets, to make them accept the return of citizens refused entry to Europe.

"Returns are always tough," German Interior Minister Thomasde Maiziere told reporters. "But ... we can only offer space and support to refugees in need of protection if those who don't need protection don't come or are quickly returned."

Later, interior ministers were joined by foreign ministers from the EU, Balkan states, Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon to review broader efforts to stem the flow of refugees and economic migrants from the Middle East, through Greece and the Balkans.

"It's joining forces to tackle an issue that is going to be very difficult to solve," said EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini of a meeting that produced a declaration pledging more EU aid for neighbouring states to help cope with refugees. Attendees also agreed to work to end the war in Syria & stabilise Iraq and Afghanistan and also to step up expulsions and aid programmes to persuade economic migrants to go home.

Echoing a call by President Francois Hollande on Wednesday, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve proposed beefing up the EU's Frontex borders agency and, in time, establishing a European Border Guard service with expanded powers to step in where national authorities had difficulty managing EU frontiers.

Ministers said there was broad agreement - though some also stressed the importance of preserving national sovereignty, a particular concern for those on the Mediterranean frontline.

"A Europe without secure external borders will be a Europe with internal border checks," said Mr de Maiziere, referring to the kind of row that has seen Hungary line its frontiers with razor wire and EU allies start police checks on cross-border traffic.

Visiting an asylum centre in Bavaria, Jean-Claude Juncker warned that 25 million were on the move in regions not far from Europe, more than the continent could cope with. But the answer,he said, was not Cold War-style fortification: "We had a Wall in Europe long enough," he said, "and we certainly don't need any between member states of the European Union."

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/1008/733200-migrants/

• The Washington Post October 1, 2015

A refugee riot puts a German town on edge


A police officer stands outside a shelter in Calden, where clashes erupted between hundreds of occupants. (Uwe Zucchi/AFP/Getty Images)

By Anthony Faiola and Souad Mekhennet October 1 2015

CALDEN, Germany — This German town renowned for its rococo palace threw open its doors to arriving waves of refugees. Donations from clothing drives filled four garages.

The volunteer fire department pitched in to build a tent city at the airport that now teems with 1,400 migrants.

But like other Germans in a country that has rolled out the welcome mat for Europe’s largest wave of asylum seekers since World War II, residents here are having second thoughts.

That is especially true after the riot. In this quaint municipality of 3,000 inhabitants, the chaos started at lunchtime Sunday when a 19-year-old Albanian cut in the food line at the town’s new tent city, prompting a reprimand from a 43-year-old Pakistani. Pushes degenerated into punches. Soon, 300 migrants wielding pepper spray and metal pipes were attacking each other in rival mobs.

A caravan of ambulances and SWAT team vans careened down streets lined with gawking residents. More than 50 police officers struggled for hours to restore order, with three hospitalized with injuries, according to witnesses and local officials.

“You know, when the refugees started coming, I was one of those who saw people needing help and I thought we have to help,” said Harry Kloska, 46, a shaggy-haired instructor in the skydiving club based at the airport. He and his stunned clients huddled inside his office as the violence flared, Kloska said.



“But it’s been weeks [since the refugee camp opened], and I have a different opinion now,” he said. “I am not sure that we’re going to be able to do this, to help so many people from so many different countries.”

[E.U. votes to distribute 120,000 asylum seekers around Europe]

Germany is the single largest destination for the asylum seekers pouring into Europe, taking in more than half a million so far this year.

But as tensions start to bubble up in towns like Calden, Germany is undergoing a national reality check.

Without a doubt, millions of Germans are still welcoming the newcomers, many of them fleeing war in Syria. Classes are being organized to teach the newcomers German. The mega-conglomerate Siemens is offering internships.

But new fears are percolating, perhaps best expressed in the flagging poll numbers for Chancellor Angela Merkel, the European leader seen as most generous toward the asylum seekers. Her approval rating has slipped by three to five percentage points in recent polls, with Stern/RTL showing her at 49 percent — the lowest level this year.

On Wednesday night and early Thursday, violence broke out at two refugee centers in the northern city of Hamburg, including one incident involving 100 migrants wielding wooden planks as weapons, according to Hamburg police.



In Calden, 242 miles southwest of Berlin, the tent-camp riot over the weekend followed another incident in August in which Syrian and Albanian asylum seekers clashed.

Local police say there has been no noticeable increase in overall crime. Nevertheless, nervous residents say they have started locking their doors at night. In town, one mother angrily complained that the newcomers sexually harassed her 17-year old daughter at a bus stop. “Of course we are afraid,” she said.

Mayor Maik Mackewitz said “several young women” have stopped jogging in the nearby woods “because they are afraid of all these groups of men walking around.”

The local Edeka grocery store, meanwhile, has hired security guards for the first time because of concerns that refugees open packages of food without paying, the mayor said. On a recent afternoon, the store’s new guards were unsuccessfully trying to eject six beer-drinking Albanian migrants from a bench in the parking lot as two elderly German women tut-tutted nearby.

“It’s chaos,” Mackewitz, 38, a former officer in the German army, said at the entrance to the refugee camp.

[Some refugees in Germany get Zumba classes, but others sleep on the streets]

Some in Germany also worry that they are importing ethnic and religious tensions from the refugees’ homelands. German police unions, for instance, are calling for separate housing for asylum seekers along religious or ethnic lines after what officials described as an “attempted lynching” of a 25-year-old Afghan Christian in the central city of Suhl in August. A group of Afghan, Iraqi and Syrian men, officials say, chased the Christian man after he tried to flush pages of the Koran down the toilet at a refugee center. Six police officers were wounded trying to stop the mob.

“This has been a big shock,” said Fred Jaeger, the Suhl police spokesman. “Never before have our police been physically attacked like this.”

‘We are not wanted here’

Such acts are playing into the hands of the German far right, including neo-Nazi groups and the extreme National Democratic Party. As the number of newcomers has surged, so, too, has the frequency of xenophobic incidents targeting refugees, ranging from verbal abuse to arson. Last year, there were 198 such incidents; this year there were 437 as of Sept. 21. They have been most prevalent in the poorer, former communist east.

In and around the eastern city of Greiz, for instance, the far right has organized at least 10 protests recently.

In July, four Syrian men were brutally beaten in the town square by a group of Germans. The refugees said they had merely asked for the number of a local taxi company.

“After what happened to us, I feel that we are not wanted here, or welcome here,” said Alaa Odi, a 24-year-old Syrian interior designer and one of the four men attacked. Two of them required hospitalization.

Steffen Arlt, who runs the refugee center where the beaten men live, echoed the fears of residents who insist that the newcomers will never find jobs or adapt to German society.

He also claimed that some of the men in his care were Islamist radicals, although he offered no proof.

“I do not have any skilled workers living here,” Arlt complained. “When I hear Merkel talk about this, it makes me sick. I know the labor market in this region; it is not so simple to find work here.”

Towns farther west in Germany generally have been more accepting, but even that is beginning to change.

Frank Himmelmann, 50, pastor at the Johannes church in Calden, said the townspeople didn’t really have time to prepare for the refugees’ arrival. Authorities announced in July that the asylum seekers were coming; two days later, state officials arrived to set up the tent city.

Even before the riot this week, he added, concern was rising that out-of-town shoppers were no longer coming to the historic town center or its grocery store because of the tent city.

At the camp — a complex of large white tents and aluminum structures packed with asylum seekers from 20 nations — residents blamed poor conditions, overcrowding and a lack of security for the tensions that allowed a small incident in the food line to ignite a full-fledged riot. There are, for instance, only 40 showers in a camp initially designed for 1,000 people but housing far more. There is not enough hot water for everyone.

“There is no security, no safety here; nobody knows what’s happening or who to ask for what,” complained Salim Firas Shafeeq al Omari, a 40-year-old Iraqi who said he sheltered two Pakistani youths in his tent during the riot to save them from gangs of Albanians going tent to tent. “Of course there are going to be problems.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...205_story.html

Originally Posted by Newmexican

'Multiculturalism failing' Violent riots engulf Stockholm suburbs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG7XP1_F6jc

This appears to not work and it is dated 2013.

'Multiculturalism failing': Violent riots engulf Stockholm suburbs

5:44

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipGpAUKJtzI
May 22, 2013 - Uploaded by RT
Sweden could be paying a tough price for its policies on immigrants and multiculturalism. A Stockholm suburb ...

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It seems so wrong to force these low lifes on the European countries & their peoples. And many will be here if O gets his way. Merkel is totally wrong and clueless, the people should remove her. It is no coincidence she and O have the same agenda probably by the same puppet master. O did make a speech to the German nation almost immediately after becoming president. He also had all the hispanic agendas immediately in place, from his inauguration ball to first and ongoing initiatives - not something a Rev Wright church goer would seem to have on his mind or agenda.

The ignorant muslim intruders need to be in their own countries where that is the way of life; they will never assimilate nor should there be such a huge amount allowed to enter here in the USA or Europe. It will drastically change countries that rightfully have their own identities. Truly a direct insult to citizens as is the illegal and over immigration that is being allowed in the USA.

"Illegal Immigrants Demand Their Money" follows the "Sweden Waking Up" clip

The public comments posted are calling them parasites-wait till winter they will leave.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRPgIYBOzTw

Published on Oct 1, 2015

"After fleeing war and persecution through the whole of Europe and dodging bullets in Sweden these poor men found shelter in Northern Finland and got a roof over their heads and free meals at the tax payers expense. But this is not enough for them, now they want money because the food, that is the same food served for school kids and at the old folks' home, is not even for animals, even when it is customized to their needs like no pork etc. They also don't want to drink the water from the tap, as apparently even animals don't touch that stuff, even though it's the cleanest water"

The you tube clip shows an actual situation happening in the USA - seeing is believing

Muslim Americans Erupt at school board New Jersey 9.30.15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ4O9v_reLA

Muslim parents in Jersey City were furious to learn during a heated school board meeting re no school closures for their religious holidays.

Very demanding and insistent stating they are the majority. They do not seem to be grateful to be in the USA. I have heard before that goofy NY mayor "big bird" plans to make the muslim holidays school closure days.

I posted it artist.