[News] Germans Attack Anyone That Doesn’t Look German!

sydney said:

yes and i strongly disagree with both as entities......i just keep casting my mind back to those boats landing in the Greek Islands , all those 20-30 year olds , fit , well fed , refugees , all carrying mobile phones and thinking back then ..." oh here we go , this is not going to end well " and as far as that goes i have not changed my mind , i wonder how those men have spread out through Europe , did they ever get their wives and children over there as was apparently their initial plan....going ahead to make plans to get loved ones out .....this is an important , serious and enthralling subject and i would prefer a reasonable debate /conversation on it rather than pointless , transglobal, keyboard womblery........ok..?

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The Clamp said:

Oh I don't doubt that there were terrorists travelling among the refugees, I'm sure I read that ISIS appealed to their followers to make the journey hidden amongst the refugees and boasted that hundreds were infiltrating European countries in this manner.

As much as people assume on here that I am in favour of unchecked immigration, I'm really not. I am in favour of taking in refugees however and therein lies my dilema. If I had to give an absolute view I would have to say, for the safety of home nations, then sorry the transport of refugees has been compromised and it must stop. But then they have to go somewhere. There's no easy answer and I don't have it I'm afraid.

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sydney said:

i'm glad that's the case ...i'm pretty much of the same view , i think what i and many other couldn't understand at the time is why they would track thousands of km's through Turkey and Europe to what may only be described as a questionable outcome/reception when they could have walked a lot less further to a fellow Arab nation , one of the richest countries in the world , with a ready made tent city to house the pilgrims of the haj.....Saudi Arabia .
Now they are in Europe the obvious , numerous, problematic situations are arising , the fact they are traumatised , desensitised to hardcore violence, they have none of their own women to accommodate their needs and their attitude to our women (and their own for that matter) is what can only be described as questionable, the fact that they seem to gravitate towards the lowest socio-economic regions as this is where the social housing is.....thus making the already disadvantaged malcontents more so....if i can see that how come the powers that be can't.

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sydney said:

i'm glad that's the case ...i'm pretty much of the same view , i think what i and many other couldn't understand at the time is why they would track thousands of km's through Turkey and Europe to what may only be described as a questionable outcome/reception when they could have walked a lot less further to a fellow Arab nation , one of the richest countries in the world , with a ready made tent city to house the pilgrims of the haj.....Saudi Arabia .
Now they are in Europe the obvious , numerous, problematic situations are arising , the fact they are traumatised , desensitised to hardcore violence, they have none of their own women to accommodate their needs and their attitude to our women (and their own for that matter) is what can only be described as questionable, the fact that they seem to gravitate towards the lowest socio-economic regions as this is where the social housing is.....thus making the already disadvantaged malcontents more so....if i can see that how come the powers that be can't.

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sydney said:

i'm glad that's the case ...i'm pretty much of the same view , i think what i and many other couldn't understand at the time is why they would track thousands of km's through Turkey and Europe to what may only be described as a questionable outcome/reception when they could have walked a lot less further to a fellow Arab nation , one of the richest countries in the world , with a ready made tent city to house the pilgrims of the haj.....Saudi Arabia .
Now they are in Europe the obvious , numerous, problematic situations are arising , the fact they are traumatised , desensitised to hardcore violence, they have none of their own women to accommodate their needs and their attitude to our women (and their own for that matter) is what can only be described as questionable, the fact that they seem to gravitate towards the lowest socio-economic regions as this is where the social housing is.....thus making the already disadvantaged malcontents more so....if i can see that how come the powers that be can't.

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The Clamp said:

Oh I don't doubt that there were terrorists travelling among the refugees, I'm sure I read that ISIS appealed to their followers to make the journey hidden amongst the refugees and boasted that hundreds were infiltrating European countries in this manner.

As much as people assume on here that I am in favour of unchecked immigration, I'm really not. I am in favour of taking in refugees however and therein lies my dilema. If I had to give an absolute view I would have to say, for the safety of home nations, then sorry the transport of refugees has been compromised and it must stop. But then they have to go somewhere. There's no easy answer and I don't have it I'm afraid.

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Chicken Run said:

The answer in my humble opinion was the West should have left the Middle East alone and let Saddam & Gaddafi carry on, only after the second Gulf War and indeed Libya did we start seeing mass migration!

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Chicken Run said:

The answer in my humble opinion was the West should have left the Middle East alone and let Saddam & Gaddafi carry on, only after the second Gulf War and indeed Libya did we start seeing mass migration!

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The Clamp said:

With limited knowledge I’d tentatively agree with that. I would imagine our operations in many theatres and “conflicts” and our meddling with other nation’s seats of power has irked many. Unfortunately now the people we have irked are not only fired up on religious fervour but are well financed, highly mobile, far reaching, brutal and very influential. Oops.

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portslade seagull said:

With Saddam and Ghaddafi sanctions were always the best option. Sadly the US wanted to show some muscle we sided with them and the rest is history all of our own making.

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portslade seagull said:

With Saddam and Ghaddafi sanctions were always the best option. Sadly the US wanted to show some muscle we sided with them and the rest is history all of our own making.

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heathgate said:

Well Nostradamus had it right..... he predicted that the final apocolypse would begin with the northward migration of the hordes through Asia Minor..... just saying.

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portslade seagull said:

With Saddam and Ghaddafi sanctions were always the best option. Sadly the US wanted to show some muscle we sided with them and the rest is history all of our own making.

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hans kraay fan club said:

Absolute nonsense. I spent all day yesterday in Monchengladbach. There were lots of folk about who didn’t ‘look German’, and lots who did. None of them were attacking each other, as far as I noticed.

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heathgate said:

As the many years of sanctions were not enough, just how many years do you think is appropriate before the suffering of those respective citizens and terrorist victims couldn't be tolerated anymore.?

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daveinprague said:

Ask far-right Germans. They seem to know.

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