Posted on 03/23/2016 3:52:08 PM PDT by huckfillary
The Polish Government announced today that, in response to yesterday's horrific bombings in Brussels, it would not resettle 7,000 Muslim immigrants. The action rescinded the agreement by the previous government of Poland to help resettle them.
Lest we forget or are too young to remember, it was the Poles, led by Lech Walesa and Pope John Paul II, who courageously and resolutely led to the dissolution of the Soviet empire. And now the Poles are manning the Gates of Vienna against the Muslim hordes, in sharp contrast to their sniveling, politically correct European brethren.
The dead, bloodied, and mangled in Brussels, Paris, and elsewhere to come are victims of the moral relativism and nihilistic worldview to which the governing elites of Europe blindly pay homage.
Tragically, the Poles are no longer a joke.
REDUX FOLKS !!
Japan is the 3rd biggest world economy.
They have taken a grand total of 37 Muzzie refugees and there are no plans for more.
It is MUCH simpler to do it that way, and be done with all the following worries about terrorism, welfare abuse, rape, etc.
Don’t want muzzie probs? Don’t take any muzzies —simple.
Don't forget the contributions of their King Jan Sobieski.
Then, on the morning of September 12th, 1683, almost a week after he should have stormed the walls, Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa turned to his right flank and noticed something he wasn't really expecting.King Jan Sobieski of Poland. And 76,000 Polish, German, Saxon, Bavarian, and Imperial troops riding hard behind him.
The Poles are telling the world that they (the world) are the jokers now.
Trump needs to announce he’s done the math and “We’ve got all the muslims we need.”
[ Japan is the 3rd biggest world economy.
They have taken a grand total of 37 Muzzie refugees and there are no plans for more.
It is MUCH simpler to do it that way, and be done with all the following worries about terrorism, welfare abuse, rape, etc.
Don’t want muzzie probs? Don’t take any muzzies —simple. ]
Japan was also not bashed over the head repeatedly with “war guilt” after WW-II the way Germany, italy and other european nations were.
Some people used to complain that Japan hadn’t apologized for some of the things they did during WW-II, and that Japan has “edited” their own history about WW-II, but maybe it was good that they did because we see the result of this full blown guilt trip on Germany and it final consequences are not that pretty.
And I believe three or four of them have already been arrested for gang raping a Japanese woman.
The truth is that everybody is guilty of something.
The real question is, what should be done as a consequence?
Go to God and be forgiven is the answer that God wants.
Two of the Muslims in Japan have already gang raped a woman. I doubt that the Japanese will take any more of these vermin into their country.
My father’s home country. He graduated from one of Krakow’s Universities. Don’t know which one.
They have taken a grand total of 37 Muzzie refugees and there are no plans for more.
There are over sixty mosques in Japan, so I suspect the Muslim population is greater than you suggest. I suspect that they've done some re-evaluating of their immigration policies in recent years, and slowed the pace considerably.
Japan is an old culture, one which will likely exist long after we kill our own with political correctness.
Japan’s muzzie pop is under 50,000.
I don’t know why you would think I stated Japan’s total muzzie pop was 37 or under.
~~ The West and the Refugees ~~
Great, smart, practical and historically savvy people of Poland. They have been here before— Jan Sobieski.
Great decision. Letting the EU know this crap is over with, and Merkel and the EU morons are on their way out, along with the freaking tide of young military age male muslim “refugee” 5th columnists in the jihad.
The real question is, what should be done as a consequence?
Go to God and be forgiven is the answer that God wants."
4 - 4 = 0.
Carrying either of these truths does not stop one terrorist. That's not ALL God wants you to do. Once we're done belly gazing and getting forgiven, it's our job to help his kids, including ourselves. One way to to help everyone is to acknowledge the reality in this world as well as His world.
So while what you say is necessary, it is not sufficient. Sin originally means 'to miss the mark.' What you are saying misses the mark in relation to what's above, because it omits. It hits the bullseye, but the arrow bounces off. This world and the other are connected, in fact they are not different.
Just as you can not miss the mark in one without missing the mark in the other, so, the arrow must be precisely aimed but also stick in the target.
More simply, Billions of people doing only what you suggest would all have their heads cut off by noon tomorrow.
Perhaps I've misinterpreted of course. But God wants more from us than asking forgiveness. THAT part is so that we can know of HIs will with a pure and clean spirit, and then carry that out with a pure and clear mind and body. Sometimes His will includes breaking things and killing people. But a good first step is to identify the risky people and keep them out until they, not we, can figure a way to distinguish themselves from each other. If you've come to the point where you have to kill, it's probably because you've missed the mark earlier in the day.
I'm a fan of recognizing error in hitting the mark, I'm not a fan of guilt at all, it prevents you from recognizing where you're missing the mark.
That was, in essence, Trump's answer to the 'do you ever ask for forgiveness' question. I suspect God liked that answer even though hardly anyone else did. Sin is not about guilt, never was.
If I have totally not spoken to your point ... that's entirely possible.
At least Polish men protect their beautiful Polish women.
God bless the Poles. They have the biggest balls, livers, and breasts in all of Europe.
Don’t back down, Poles.
Well, I figured you meant 37 *this year*, but you didn’t quite say that. Regardless, Japan is on the right track - you can bet that they are more diligent than most when it comes to monitoring potential troublemakers.
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