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EU Refugee crISIS 9/19/2015..’ Treat the problem at the source, not in Europe’

Saturday, September 19, 2015 13:18

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(Before It's News)

Ron Paul: Migrant crisis is America’s fault

Why USA drive refugees to Europe?

Europe’s Ethnic (R)Evolution – It Will Never Be The Same Again

…………………So what to make of all of this?

Europe was bound for a change, even before the migrant crisis – especially in its large urban centers. But whether this will be good or bad for Europe depends on whether you are an optimist or pessimist, much more than a liberal or a conservative.

We all know the negative views:

Some historical precedents suggest caution. Until the 1970s Lebanon had been one of the most progressive countries in the Middle East, but 150,000 Palestinian refugees after the Israeli-Arab conflicts broke the fragile sectarian balance and the country was engulfed in a brutal civil war for decades;

The migrants don’t speak the language nor abide by European values; mass immigration creates an additional problem in that it’s the locals who might need to adapt to the customs of the incomers and not the other way around;

Sweden is already buckling under the pressure of dealing with a significant foreign population, in terms of crime and financial consequences;

Muslim populations feel increasingly ostracized and in a tough economic environment its youngsters are at risk of becoming radicalized; indeed, thousands of European nationals are currently fighting for the Islamic State in the Middle East and they can use the migration crisis as Trojan horse into Europe;

Antisemitism is on the rise across Europe and swastikas have been displayed in recent Islamic rallies;

Large masses of unemployed youth in Southern Europe and other EU countries may stoke the flames of ultra-nationalism and anti-Islamic feelings;

The new migrant voters will only elect socialist leaders who will hand out generous benefits, and as a result they will increasingly get more “rights” while the natives get more “obligations”;

Europe also has poor people which have suffered a great deal after the Eurozone crisis; where’s the love for them?

Arab countries have done absolutely nothing in this crisis and in fact may be using it to spread their religion into Europe;

The creation of de facto “ghettos” in the heartland of Europe;

If Europe goes into a recession, there will be less government largesse going around and this will impact the migrant communities (and poor Europeans) the most;

Etc…

But there is a positive side too. As we have said, the Muslim community in Europe is very diverse and it is incredibly unfair to paint everyone with the same broad brush. For the most part, Europe has not had the Islamic radicalism problems seen elsewhere. This crisis can make the EU rally around a common ideal for once, whether to preserve the European identity and/or to help in the humanitarian effort. Their societies are getting old in a hurry and could use an infusion of young blood. From now on there could be a much greater emphasis on integration as opposed to multiculturalism.

Perhaps this may also create a precedent for positive European intervention in the countries at the origin of all these influxes. Colonialism was not a great idea, but a shared administrative model could be worth a shot. Treat the problem at the source, not in Europe. After all, which Syrians will want to endure a Swedish winter for the rest of their lives?

Whatever your view is, one thing is clear: Europe will never be the same again.

EUROPEAN UNION COLLAPSE PREDICTED BY US ECONOMIST