Sure it's an invasion....that is what ISLam is about on a world scale and remarkably not hiding that this is what they are doing and yet the world's peoples sit still while this happens, and gov. leaders assist them in coming.
Map of their routes 
Posted on 02/18/2015 2:59:43 PM PST by Nachum
In boats?
Good.
Don’t have to chase them around the desert to kill them.
Just sink them.
the only reason they (really do) think they can threaten to send another 500,000 enemy into Europe is that Europe’s ruling elite has already sold out and let about 10 million of them flood into the various European/UK countries
same for USA
if an enemy wants to take you over or control you, best easiest way nowadays is to flood you with zillions of their agents/enemies of your co8ntry....send them in as immigrants, legal, illegal, refugees, tourists who “forget” to go home, visiting scholars who forget to go home, temporary legal work permittees who just stay after their authorized stays expire......
you’re dead, your insides are at their mercy... whether you know it or not...they can strike you where it hurts...anytime, anytime they want...and you are almost totally helpless (as long as you let them stay inside your cities and towns and villages)
Obama, the AntiChrist, will help them get there
Sure it's an invasion....that is what ISLam is about on a world scale and remarkably not hiding that this is what they are doing and yet the world's peoples sit still while this happens, and gov. leaders assist them in coming.
Map of their routes
Just send a few boats back and see what happens....it’s as simple as announcing the borders are closed and sending them back when they come.
We have Armageddon in the making. These Islamic madmen believe in an end times prophesy cobbled together by Muhammad and are doing everything Muhammad said to make it happen. This is the religion of death unfolding before our eyes.
500,000 migrants ,will they be Dead or alive ?
Italy announced a few days ago that it will no longer be allowing boats to discharge people, nor will it be rescuing them if set adrift or if they dump their people into the sea. Maybe they got wind of this threat. In either case, just in time.
Greece has had the same policy. I asked a friend who comes from a small island in the Adriatic why Greece’s islands are not be targeted like Italy’s. Because we don’t want them, he said. Simple as that.
The problem of course is that the would-be migrants are lied to. The traffickers take their money and guarantee a safe passage and then set them adrift, abandoned. Sometimes pointed toward the shore where they can do a lot of damage.
Will Italy be willing to sink unauthorized vessels approaching from Libya? That’s what it may come to.
I think they could. Everyone has a breaking point and losing one’s country to a muslim invasion might just do it.
“That would be an invasion.”
And invasions are what automatic weapons were developed for.
A half million screaming dirty-bearded unwelcome guests will soon become a million then 5 million. They won’t have to work, so they will be able to devote all their time to making little savages and destroying Civilization.
It would be a shame to lose Santorini.
Coincidence? Or should the secret service hire me?
Henceforth Algerians and Moroccans would be assigned to units of the Tirailleurs Algeriens, or Turcos, as they were popularly known, and would wear their own distinctive light blue version of the Zouave uniform.
http://www.zouave.org/1_Origins.html
ISIS threatens to send 500,000 migrants to Europe as a 'psychological weapon' in chilling echo of Gaddafi's prophecy that the Mediterranean 'will become a sea of chaos'
Article, then # 15 , # 22.
The concerns are that all these young men will jump into ISIS ....remember they’re coming here with no jobs...ISIS recruits them and they happily join in for they have nothing to loose.
They’re mostly Muslim to begin with so it’s an easy jump to obtain a roof over their head and food....not to mention what they see as purpose.
The jackets are more times than not Hoodies. Which we all know are so often used to conceal ones identity.
http://www.steynonline.com/6818/living-history
“.....As it happens, being an old-school imperialist, I read a lot of history. No doubt I “could stand to read” more, as Fisher advises. Before the civil war, Beirut was known as “the Paris of the east”. Then things got worse. As worse and worser as they got, however, it was not in-your-face genocidal, with regular global broadcasts of mass beheadings and live immolations. In that sense, the salient difference between Lebanon then and ISIS now is the mainstreaming of depravity. Which is why the analogies don’t apply. We are moving into a world of horrors beyond analogy.
A lot of things have gotten worse. If Beirut is no longer the Paris of the east, Paris is looking a lot like the Beirut of the west - with regular, violent, murderous sectarian attacks accepted as a feature of daily life. In such a world, we could all “stand to read” a little more history. But in Nigeria, when you’re in the middle of history class, Boko Haram kick the door down, seize you and your fellow schoolgirls and sell you into sex slavery. Boko Haram “could stand to read” a little history, but their very name comes from a corruption of the word “book” - as in “books are forbidden”, reading is forbidden, learning is forbidden, history is forbidden.
Well, Nigeria... Wild and crazy country, right? Oh, I don’t know. A half-century ago, it lived under English Common Law, more or less. In 1960 Chief Nnamdi Azikiwe, second Governor-General of an independent Nigeria, was the first Nigerian to be appointed to the Queen’s Privy Counsel. It wasn’t Surrey, but it wasn’t savagery.
Like Lebanon, Nigeria got worse, and it’s getting worser. That’s true of a lot of places. In the Middle East, once functioning states - whether dictatorial or reasonably benign - are imploding. In Yemen, the US has just abandoned its third embassy in the region. According to the President of Tunisia, one third of the population of Libya has fled to Tunisia. That’s two million people. According to the UN, just shy of four million Syrians have fled to Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon and beyond. In Iraq, Christians and other minorities are forming militias because they don’t have anywhere to flee (Syria? Saudia Arabia?) and their menfolk are facing extermination and their women gang-rapes and slavery.
These people “could stand to read” a little history, too. But they don’t have time to read history because they’re too busy living it: the disintegration of post-World War Two Libya; the erasure of the Anglo-French Arabian carve-up; the extinction of some of the oldest Christian communities on earth; the metastasizing of a new, very 21st-century evil combining some of the oldest barbarisms with a cutting-edge social-media search-engine optimization strategy.
These are Libyans, Syrians, Iraqis, citizens of some of the most unlovely polities of the planet. But they had lives - homes, possessions, cars, children in schools, favorite restaurants... Twelve years ago, I drove through al-Baghdadi, now seized by the Islamic State and where 45 people were apparently burned alive by ISIS the other day. It was a dump but it had streets and stores. I bought some warm, sugary soda from the local market and had a reasonably pleasant social interaction, and then motored on down the Euphrates.
When you’re living history as opposed to reading it, the trick is knowing when to head for the exit........”
http://www.steynonline.com/6818/living-history
“..........When you’re living history as opposed to reading it, the trick is knowing when to head for the exit. One of the things I appreciate about, say, Mittel Europeans of a certain age is that, when you meet them in their grand Paris apartments or rambling house on the edge of Hampstead Heath, somewhere deep inside is the memory of the 3am knock on the door or a little boy crouched under the eaves in the attic. A couple of years back, at a very agreeable cocktail party, I found myself talking to a Hungarian Jew about the last days of the war in Budapest. The jig was up but the German puppet regime had figured they might as well kill as many Jews as they could. No time for niceties any more - for trains and camps and paperwork. There was a shortage of ammunition, so they tied the Jews together in a line, dragged them out into the Danube, and then shot the ones at each end. Everyone in between drowned. Aware of what was happening, a family took in my friend and hid him. He now enjoys a prosperous and comfortable life in the United States, but in his core, deep down within, he remembers his teenage self living day to day and never knowing whether the next morning would be his turn to be roped out in the river.
Much of the world thinks it’s beyond all that stuff. Ukraine has a border with the European Union, and many of its citizens assumed that their future lay westward - eventual EU membership, and a Ukrainian flag at tedious Euro-summits listening to Brussels commissioners discoursing on beefed-up regulations on the curvature of cucumbers. Now in southern and eastern Ukraine a little short of a million people have fled. Like the Libyans and Syrians, they have reached that moment when you leave behind everything in your life except what’s necessary for the journey and a couple of treasured photographs.
Why should that stop at the EU border? Laura Rosen Cohen is forceful and impassioned about those Europeans who object to Netanyahu’s call for Continental Jews to leave for Israel. In the most basic sense, she is right: Jews have no future in Europe - because the actions necessary to restore normality to Jewish community life on the Continent will never be taken by its ruling elites. But incremental evil is not as instantly clarifying as ISIS riding into Benghazi and running their black flag up the pole outside City Hall. Jews cannot safely ride the Paris metro with identifying marks of their faith, or walk the streets of Amsterdam, or send their children to school in Toulouse, or attend a bat mitzvah in Copenhagen. As much as those Nigerians and Libyans and Yemenis and Ukrainians, Europe’s Jews are living history rather than reading it. They are living through a strange, freakish coda to the final solution that, quietly and remorselessly, is finishing the job: the total extinction of Jewish life in Europe - and not at the hands of baying nationalist Aryans but a malign alliance of post-national Eutopians and Islamic imperialists. Sure, it’d be nice to read a book - maybe Obama could recommend one on the Crusades. But you’ve got to be careful: in France, in 2015, you can be beaten up for being seen with the wrong kind of book on public transportation. As Max Fisher says, we could all stand to read a little history, and the Jewish Museum in Brussels has a pretty good bookstore, but, if you swing by, try not to pick one of the days when they’re shooting visitors.
This is Europe now, 2015. What will 2016 bring, and 2020, 2025? And yet France or Denmark is all you’ve ever known; you own a house, you’ve got a business, a pension plan, savings accounts... How much of all that are you going to be able to get out with? These are the same questions the Continent’s most integrated Jews - in Germany - faced 80 years ago. Do you sell your home in a hurry and take a loss? Or maybe in a couple of years it’ll all blow over. Or maybe it won’t, and in five years the house price will be irrelevant because you’ll be scramming with a suitcase. Or maybe in ten years you won’t be able to get out at all - like the Yazidi or those Copts.
If you’re living history as opposed to reading it in a sophomoric chatroom with metrosexual eunuch trustiefundies, these are the calculations you make - in Mosul, in Raqaa, in Sirte, in Sana’a, in Donetsk, in Malmö, Rotterdam, Paris...”
Coming true already!
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