The European Union is bracing itself for a fresh surge of migrants in the spring and summer of 2018, as the bloc continues to struggle with the ongoing crisis.
With the free-for-all migrant influx naturally comes the cultural and religious practices seen in Islamic states, including deeming women to be inferiors, the persecution of Christians, anti-Semitism, etc. The latter is now at its worst levels in Europe since the Nazi era.
In Sweden, Christians fleeing violent Islamic persecution find themselves fleeing violent Islamic persecution all over again.
The EU is losing control of the situation. The UK government has admitted to losing track of 40,000 illegal immigrants, and 30,000 asylum seekers who have had their asylum applications rejected in Germany have now vanished.
Now that the EU is bracing for a new surge of migrants this spring and summer, expect further deterioration and more abuses, including sexual attacks on infidel women, which are permissible under the Sharia.
“Still at Breaking Point: EU Braces for Fresh Migrant Surge,” by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, March 9, 2018:
The European Union is bracing itself for a fresh surge of migrants in the spring and summer of 2018, as the bloc continues to struggle with the ongoing crisis.
While often described in the past tense, the migrant crisis is far from being resolved, with a meeting of EU interior ministers on Thursday anxious to prepare the continent for increased pressure on its land and maritime borders as the weather improves, the Financial Times reports.
Despite numbers having declined from their 2015 high due to a multi-billion euro deal with the Turks to stop them from letting migrants cross freely into Greece and the Italians taking action against NGO “rescue” ships acting as a “taxi service” for Libya-based people-smugglers, the numbers crossing the Mediterranean still stood at 172,301 in 2017.
The EU has done a poor job of mitigating the associated security risks, with its own “rescue” efforts failing to coordinate effectively with police authorities and pass on information about new arrivals, due to “ethical” considerations and data protection rules.
It is clear that the European Union does not expect the problems which have accompanied the migrant crisis any time soon, with Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European Commissioner for Migration, telling attendees at the EU Mayors Conference on Terrorism that, “Your cities, your municipalities … are [on] the frontline of the two most pressing global issues of the day: migration and security” on March 8th.
“Your cities have suffered enormously from terrorism,” he admitted — before boasting of the EU’s role in providing 120 million euros to help fortify Europe’s public squares, concert halls, and stadiums……