Somali imam arrested in Italy for planning attack on Rome’s main train station
Published time: 10 Mar, 2016 17:22

The 22-year-old man, whose name hasn’t been disclosed, was taken into custody at a refugee center near the city of Campobasso in central Italy on Wednesday, Corriere Della Sera newspaper reported.

The arrest was preceded by two months of investigative work, involving phone tapping and hidden cameras, which allowed law enforcers to gather comprehensive information on the young imam’s radical views.

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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (L) speaks next to Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni during a news conference following a ministerial meeting of the so-called ‘You created ISIS!’ Press conference scandal mars Kerry’s visit to Italy
During his services at the refugee camp, the man frequently spoke in support of Islamic State (IS/ISIS, formerly ISIL), Al-Qaeda and Al-Shabaab terror groups and encouraged refugees to join the jihad.

“Charlie Hebdo was just the beginning, the war continues,” he was heard saying, referring to the shooting at the satirical magazine’s headquarters in Paris last January, in which 12 people were killed.

However, the Somali expressed the belief that using fire arms wasn’t the best way to carry out the attack as “there’s an easier way to equip [a bomb] and to blow yourself up.”

The cleric’s views were so extreme that some worshipers opted to drop out of his services, the police said.

He was also recorded saying: “Let’s start from Italy, let’s go to Rome and start with the station.”

The Wednesday arrest was made on the very day the imam planned to go to Rome and carry out the attack on the Termini train station.

In January, Italian police arrested a 25-year-old Moroccan man in Calabria, who was also suspected of preparing a terrorist attack, with terrorist training manuals being found in his home.

The country’s law enforcement has been on high alert since the Paris attacks on November 13, which saw 130 dead, as Rome was mentioned among the targets in an Islamic State video released shortly afterwards.

Italy is currently hosting 100,000 migrants who crossed the Mediterranean sea from Libya, as part of the biggest refugee crisis faced by Europe since World War II.

Forum . hr je najcenzuriranije mjesto na Balkanu. Ne mogu to razumjeti, ne vidim motiv. Jer hrvatski narod u globalu boli kita za njihovu cenzuru. Ne možeš nikome promijeniti osjećaje i mišljenja.

Spain Considers EU-Turkey Refugee Deal ‘Unacceptable’
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Acting Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said that an agreement between Brussels and Ankara from the outset seemed to be unacceptable for Spain.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) — An agreement between Brussels and Ankara to curb the influx of refugees into the European Union is unacceptable, Acting Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said Monday.

Saying All Migrants to EU Syrians Distortion of Truth - Lavrov

According to Russian Foreign Minister, information that all migrants coming to Europe are Syrians is the distortion of truth and attempts to manipulate the public opinion.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Information that all migrants coming to Europe are Syrians is the distortion of truth and attempts to manipulate the public opinion, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.

"Now, they are saying that our participation in the fight against terrorism in Syria is almost the root cause behind the migration crisis, although it had started a very long time ago, when they bombed Libya and turned it into a route for smuggling illegal migrants from half of Africa, Iraq, Afghanistan, and there are also Pakistani refugees. They are still trying to make it look like all of those [refugees] in Europe are Syrians. It is the distortion of truth and deception of the public," Lavrov told the Russian REN-TV channel.

In Denmark, 84 Per Cent Of Welfare Recipients Are ‘Non-Western Immigrants’

by OLIVER JJ LANE17 Mar 2016552
Migrants of a “non-Western origin” are massively overrepresented in Denmark’s benefits system, according to new figures from the Ministry of Employment.

Of all totally dependent families in Denmark, married couples where both partners are on social assistance — state benefits — some 84 per cent are “non-Western origin” migrants. In total, a third of all cash paid out in benefits every month goes to these non-Western migrants in Denmark, according to the latest figures obtained by Ekstra Bladet.

These figures might be considered especially high, as among Denmark’s working age population non-Western migrants make up just eight per cent of residents. The paper reports experts agree the phenomenon of a minority group of eight per cent of the population making up such a significant part of the claimant count, and concede it is a “large and especially expensive problem”.

It is estimated Denmark’s migrants cost the government some 11 billion crowns (£1.1 billion) a year reports BT, a significant sum for a country of just five and a half million people.

Offering an explanation for this apparent predilection towards worklessness among non-Western migrants in Denmark, Ekstra Bladet links the latest news to the comments of a government troubleshooter tasked with getting migrants into work made in 2015. Specialist job centre chief Eskild Dahl, who remarked at the end of his tender at the facility that he had spent “an awful lot of money to virtually no effect” in trying to get migrants into work.

Those migrants he came into contact with on a daily basis saw government cash assistance as a right, and the so-called “refugees” generally saw work as “punishment” to be avoided at all costs. The fundamental problem was that the Danish welfare state was built on the Protestant work ethic and was incompatible with the new arrivals he said, reports the Berlingske.

It is the unusually frank bookkeeping practised by the Danish government that allows these statistics about worklessness in migrant communities to be reported. Unlike many Western countries, Denmark recognises, even among full Danish citizens who are legitimately ethnic Danish, those migrants from Western nations, and those from further afield.

With an eye on this count of the number of actual Danes in the country, the government expresses concern about demographic change and population levels. As Breitbart London reported despite the overall Danish population rising because of immigration the actual population is falling. According to government statistics, just 89 per cent of people in the country were Danish in 2014.

White Flight: Young Professionals Flock To Conservative, Mass Migration-Free Czech Republic

by CHRIS TOMLINSON17 Mar 2016286
Young Western Europeans are flocking to the Czech Republic because they feel it is safer than their migrant over-run homelands.

In a development that could be seen as amusingly ironic were it not for the backdrop of migrant crime, Czech news site Novinky reports Prague is seeing its own flood of migrants trying to find a safer home. Yet the influx is not Syrians or Iraqi, but rather German, British, French, and Spanish.

Pravo Mario is one such person who says that his native Spain isn’t what it used to be. “Not only do we have high unemployment, but at home it’s no longer safe. We have our radicals and part of the country strives for independence,” said the 25 year-old originally from Barcelona.

“In this unpredictable climate Islamists who are here and elsewhere in Western Europe had studied for years, [gave the impression] they had integrated, and now unceremoniously sow death,” Mario said.

It was also the women of the Czech Republic that got his attention. The real estate broker said he fell madly in love with a Czech college student from eastern Bohemia who had been studying in Spain.

“She came as an exchange student. We thought we’d stay in Spain, but after what’s happening, we decided to go to Prague. It’s safe there. You can meet a lot of people from different cultures,” he said.

He added that he thought it would be no problem for him to find a well-paying job in the Czech capital, unlike in Spain where youth unemployment sits at around 45 per cent. “You’ll find all the major international corporations in Prague,” he explained, “banks are always looking for young people to hire for interesting positions.”

Mario’s story isn’t unique but rather part of a growing trend. Since 2004 the number of foreigners coming to the central European nation have increased by more than double according to the Czech Statistical Office.

“The Czech Republic is interested in getting more young people from the countries of the European Union. These are mainly people from 18 to 24 years of age,” a report from the Czech Statistical Office said.

According to their reports the main reasons for the youth exodus to the country is a fear of illegal Muslim migrants, lack of work, and a deteriorating sense of security where gang violence and street crime have become commonplace.

Breitbart has reported on the migrant gange taking over sections of European cities, like the Berlin train station where Europeans go at their own risk. The migrant crisis has made these problem areas worse, according to locals who say they have seen a dramatic increase in crime since the new migrant waves arrived.

There are around five million unemployed young people in Europe and many like Mario want to get away from the major western cities like Paris where terrorism has been hanging over the heads of locals since November, Vienna where so called “sharia patrols” abuse women for being out after 10pm, or Germany where young girls are molested in swimming pools.

In contrast, the Czech Republic and their Visegrad-4 partners told the European Union they did not want to take any migrants, and consequently are not displaying the same issues as Western Europe . The Czech President made it clear he did not have an optimistic view of Muslim mass migration to his country saying migrants, “respect Sharia instead of Czech laws,” and had no qualms about not wanting to take any into the country.

Masovne makljaže između Sirijaca i Afganistanaca u Grčkoj. Noževi rade. Mislim da Sirijci krive Afganistance što su im zahebali priliku za azil.