Muslim Professor: Europe Is Crippled by Political Correctness

by NICK HALLETT17 Jan 201778
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The European Union is in the thrall of a politically correct “left-green” narrative that leaves it unable to deal with the migrant crisis, a leading Muslim academic has said.
Bassam Tibi, a political scientist who says Islam must reform itself, hit out at Europe’s weak response to the unprecedented influx of mainly Muslim migrants, singling out Germany as the worst offender.

In an opinion piece for Swiss daily Basler Zeitung, Mr Tibi says the EU “does not have any strategy other than pious talk like ‘solidarity'”.

“In Europe in recent years, a politically correct prevailing narrative has been created which… forbids any free discussion on the subject,” he adds.

He writes that while Western Europe needs a certain level of immigration due to its “demographic stagnation”, the kinds of migrants it needs are highly educated professionals, not “economic migrants” who “form parallel societies” in large cities.

He therefore calls for much stronger borders, adding that those who advocate this are unjustly labelled with accusations of “populism”, “racism” and “Islamophobia”.

Mr Tibi also calls for Germany to adopt a new system to classify migrants in six possible ways: temporary workers, wanted migrants, unwanted migrants, illegal economic migrants, genuine refugees as defined by international law, and politically persecuted people who have a right to reside under Article 16 of Germany’s Basic Law.

He says that the main problem at present is that all these different groups are lumped together as “asylum seekers” and treated as if they are all fleeing war and persecution.

While people who are persecuted do have the right to asylum, this can only apply to individuals and not whole groups of people. Moreover, this right is only temporary and does not give them permission to settle permanently in Germany.

Europeans, he adds, must also think of their own national interest in choosing who to admit. Islamist extremists may technically be persecuted in their own countries, but that does not mean they should be given asylum.

Mr Tibi has spoken out about the migrant crisis on numerous occasions, often saying things his European counterparts have been too afraid to say.

In August last year, he said Arab migrants see German woman as “sluts” who are “fair game” for sexual assault, adding that the country was set for a big social conflict due to the migrants’ “value system”.

He said the migrants view themselves as honourable, while German women “sleep with everyone” and are thus ripe for attack.

“Rape of women is a weapon of war in Syria,” he said. “All warring parties do that. The refugees who come here, come from this culture and not all are victims.

“If such men do not get what they expect, they are angry. In the culture I come from, you want to humiliate people who make you mad.”

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Hot spot EU. Ili ti po srpskom deponija koje niko neće.

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Znate li koja je kazna za čitanje Biblije u Saudijskoj Arabiji?

Postoji nova kazna za čitanje Biblije u Saudijskoj Arabiji. Četiri prsta i palac desne ruke se trebaju odsjeći. Mišići i živci se trebaju prekinuti, kako bi ruka bila beskorisna u budućnosti. Ta kazna se ne provodi u sterilnim uvjetima tako da ni infekcije nisu nemoguće. – prenosi Sharia Unveiled

Osim Šerijatskog zakona, Saudijska Arabija je već napravila preko 2.500 ubojstava, za razne zločine. Krvnik je najčešće netko sa nižim statusom i on potpisuje zakon o povjerljivosti. Vlada također pruža mač.

Postoji još zemalja u kojima se provodi ovakav zakon, ali sve ih je manje. Iran je dosta toga zabranio, iako se još sumnja da se ti zakoni, tamo provode u tajnosti.

Nikad ovo nemojte zaboraviti.

Czech President: Muslim Migrants Should Work in Their Own Countries, Not Claim Benefits in the West

by JACK MONTGOMERY17 Feb 2017204
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Czech president Miloš Zeman believes Muslim migrants should stay in their home countries and work, not come to Europe and claim benefits.

Czech online magazine Parlamentní Listy reports the president as saying he has “nothing against immigrants who come here to work and who have similar language and similar culture like ours”, citing the Ukrainians and Vietnamese in the country as communities which were not creating issues.

“I do not want immigrants who come from other cultures who come for social benefits, not because of work,” he continued. “Muslims should remain in the countries where they live [and] they should work in them, and they should not go to Europe, where they do not want to work.”

Zeman also commented that “Islam is based on contempt for women”, echoing his 2016 remarks that “in the Qur’an, women [are] something like the inferior part of mankind”.

In Germany, which has absorbed more migrants than any other European Union (EU) member state after Chancellor Angela Merkel issued an open invitation to them in unlimited numbers, reports suggest only 34,000 new arrivals have found work. 975,000 are said be claiming benefits.

The president’s spokesman, Jiří Ovčáček, made headlines in January 2017 for defending U.S. President Donald J. Trump’s executive order on ‘Protecting the Nation from Terrorist Attacks by Foreign Nationals’. The executive order was designed to temporarily prohibit nationals from seven states identified as “countries of concern” and all asylum seekers entering the U.S., allowing time for a thorough review of the refugee vetting process to be conducted.

“Trump protects his country,” Ovčáček tweeted. “He’s concerned with the safety of his citizens. Exactly what EU elites do not do.”

Zeman, who polls as the single most popular politician in the Czech Republic, will announce whether he will run for a second term or not on March 10th.

80 Per Cent of Dutch Voters Concerned about Immigration

by NICK HALLETT25 Feb 2017214

An overwhelming number of Dutch voters say immigration is one of their top concerns ahead of March’s parliamentary election.
As the populist Eurosceptic Party of Freedom, led by Geert Wilders, leads in the polls, 80 per cent of voters in the Netherlands say they are worried about immigration.

An even higher proportion of voters, 86 per cent, say they are concerned about a decline in traditional Dutch values and morals, with just one in 10 expecting any improvement in the coming years.

The survey by pollsters Ipsos for broadcaster NOS also found more than half of Dutch voters believe non-Western immigrants to be a threat to Dutch values. This is the view not only among supporters of Geert Wilders, but also the majority of those who will vote for mainstream parties such as the Christian Democrats and the governing People’s Party of Freedom and Democracy.

A large majority of supporters from all these parties also favour removing African asylum seekers from the country, with even a large proportion of left wing voters supporting such a move.

The figures come a month after Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte appeared to borrow from the rhetoric of populist leader Geert Wilders by telling migrants to “integrate or leave”.

In a full-page advert, Mr Rutte wrote: “I tell everyone. If you don’t like it here in this country, get out, get out! That’s the choice you have. If you live in a country where the ways of dealing with others annoys you, you have a choice, go away. You do not need to be here.”

The Prime Minister singled out those who “misuse our freedoms to spoil everything, when they have come to our country for freedom” and condemned “don’t want to adapt… who attack gay people, shout at women in short skirts, or call ordinary Dutch people racist”.

Mr Rutte’s People’s Party of Freedom and Democracy is currently fighting Mr Wilders’s Freedom Party for first place in March’s election.

Failed asylum seekers at risk of absconding can be detained for up to 18 months while awaiting deportation, the European Commission has announced.

Mađarska će emigrante držati u kampovima uz granicu

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Mađarska planira podići dva do tri kampa uz južnu granicu gdje će emigranti boraviti dok im se ne obrade zahtjevi za azilom, rekao je prošloga mjeseca visoki dužnosnik vlade premijera Viktora Orbana.

Mađarski parlament odobrio je u utorak uvođenje oštrijih mjera za granične kontrole, uključujući zatvaranje emigranata u kampove uz granicu, što je izazvalo kritike UNHCR-a koji Budimpeštu optužuje za kršenje međunarodnog prava, prenose agencije.

Mađarska planira podići dva do tri kampa uz južnu granicu gdje će emigranti boraviti dok im se ne obrade zahtjevi za azilom, rekao je prošloga mjeseca visoki dužnosnik vlade premijera Viktora Orbana.

Emigranti čiji se zahtjevi odmah ne prihvate neće se moći slobodno kretati po Mađarskoj i bit će zatvoreni u kampovima, rekao je Lajos Kosa, predsjednik kluba zastupnika Orbanove stranke Fidesz.

Odluku mađarskog parlamenta oštro je kritizirao UNHCR ocijenivši da se radi o kršenju međunarodnog prava i daljnjoj traumatizaciji ljudi koji su pobjegli od nasilja, prenosi Reuters.

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Hungary: 94 Migrants in Detention Launch Hunger Strike

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by BREITBART LONDON13 Mar 2017106

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary’s immigration and asylum office says 94 of 102 asylum-seekers detained in a closed reception center have launched a hunger strike, demanding to be set free.
The asylum office said Monday that most of those in detention in the southeastern city of Bekescsaba were being held because they broke European Union asylum rules.

The office said in a statement to The Associated Press that the detainees receive regular updates on the status of their cases and that the situation at the center is calm.

The detainees also complained about Hungarian authorities taking their fingerprints since they aren’t seeking asylum in Hungary.

A law passed last week by parliament will allow the government to put all asylum-seekers in Hungary in container camps on the Serbian border.

Zemlje "Višegradske grupe" odbile da učestvuju u raspodjeli migranata

28.03.2017 17:17
VARŠAVA - Lideri zemalja Centralne Evrope nisu prihvatili politiku Evropske unije prema kojoj bi sve članice morale da prime migrante, saopšteno je iz "Višegradske grupe".

Evropski zvaničnici su se usprotivili prijedlogu da finansiranje ovih zemalja iz fondova EU zavisi od toga koliko učestvuju u procesu primanja migranata.

Tema sastanka takozvane "Višegradske grupe" u Varšavi, kojem je prisustvovala ministar Poljske Beata Šidlo, zajedno sa svojim kolegama iz Mađarske, Slovačke i Češke, bila je migraciona politika i plan raspodjele 160.000 migranata između zemalja članica EU, sastavljen 2015. godine da bi se smanjio pritisak na Grčku i Italiju, prenosi AP.

Članice EU su nedavno upozorene da bi mogle da se suoče sa finansijskim posljedicama, ukoliko ne budu učestvovale u sprovođenju plana.

Lideri zemalja Centralne Evrope su jednoglasno odbili plan raspodjele migranata i poručili da neće popustiti pod finansijskim pritiskom EU, koji oni nazivaju pokušajem ucjene.

Ministar Orepić o hrvatskoj migracijskoj politici: 'Napravili smo sve, ali ljudi ne žele živjeti u Hrvatskoj'

BRUXELLES - Hrvatska je napravila sve što je potrebno za primanje izbjeglica iz programa premještanja i preseljenja, ali ljudi jednostavno ne žele živjeti u Hrvatsku, rekao je u ponedjeljak 27. ožujka hrvatski ministar unutarnjih poslova Vlaho Orepić.

"Mi ne kasnimo s provedbom naših obveza, napravili smo sve mehanizme, ali jednostavno ne možemo dobiti ljude koji žele doći u Hrvatsku", rekao je Orepić u Bruxellesu.

http://www.vijesti.rtl.hr/novosti/hrvat ... hrvatskoj/