Invasion of Europe – Split opinions in the EU as some call for military action against refugee crisis

 

Military action should probably have been taken a long time ago when the world leaders decided not to intervene in the middle-east to tackle ISIS. The tactics have backfired as more and more refugee migrants are coming cross the Mediterranean to Europe and with them Islamic terrorists and extremists.

Most EU politicians still happily invite more migrants to come over with the plan being to spread them evenly across Europe . This offers extremists and terrorists the perfect opportunity to create a network across Europe even quicker and whilst the European leaders want to believe they are doing something good and humanitarian, they are actually endangering the security of their own countries and people.

Few however are asking for military action to fight the crisis but the plans seems to be stuck before they even developed. Ms Mogherini (EU foreign policy chief) has demanded an “exceptional” response to tackle the crisis using military action.

Ms. Mogherini demands military response

Britain, France, Lithuania and Spain are working with Italy to find a solution backing the plan using military action. These seem to be not enough supporters already though as Russia strongly opposes the proposal of tackling the mass immigration right now with military response saying “this is a step too far”.

Is Russia trying to please a radical Muslim terrorist network? What else could be their motivation to see Europe invaded by terrorists, if not money.

Samantha Herron

The harm of mass immigration in Europe and our weak welfare system

An al-Qaeda terrorism suspect closely connected to “Jihadi John” is living in London, having used the Human Rights Act to prevent the Government from deporting him. (Telegraph)

I didn’t want to write about Jihadi John anhymore as I deeply dislike the media hype around him. However, he does seem to kick off a few discussions the media usually wouldn’t touch. Such as the abuse of our welfare state.

It’s not just the case in the UK but in most European countries – we have a reasonable amount of money and wealth and therefore systems to look after the weak in our society, people who need help. It’s a great system preventing people from falling into the darkest places of life. It’s a system built on trust hence easily abused. We never thought it necessary to put too many control measures into place, we thought it won’t be abused as it’s directly linked to our people, tax payers and hard workers. We never adapted the system to the new phenomenon of mass-immigration.

It’s gone out of control in so many ways. It allows immigrants to claim benefits the moment they arrive. It allows any kind of people to enter the country and stay in the country. And quite often terrorists can use the system to protect them from deportation into their native country. We are so tangled up in our own rules and probably many of our politicians happy to support terrorism and ISIS, it makes it impossible to get rid of criminal immigrants. Would it not be logical to send home who ever has come here to cause us harm? Where’s the logic there?

Samantha Herron