Poland Refuses Migrants: Terror Map Shows Shocking Results
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The Eastern European nations that refuse to destroy their countries will be the only places of refuge and sanctuary for infidel refuseniks in the coming bloody wars.
The Eastern European nations that refuse to destroy their countries will be the only places of refuge and sanctuary for infidel refuseniks in the coming bloody wars.
It is very clear by now that the V4 countries in the EU have made the right choice by not allowing opportunistic refugees into their countries. (The Visegrad Group or V4 is the cultural and political alliance of Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.) Real war refugees usually stop at the first safe nation that borders the conflict territory, and don’t travel half of the continent to the country that gives them the biggest social benefits. (read the rest)Southern Europe is Crumbling: A Continent of Elders in Diapers
Poland Refuses Refugees… This Map Shows Epic Results
By Martin Lioll, Conservative Tribune, May 9, 2017 (thanks to Marsha):
Whenever anyone makes the argument that opening up borders to poorly vetted migrants from war-torn countries with serious terrorism problems is just inviting terrorist attacks, they’re automatically labeled as foolish — and that’s if the left is being kind.
Yet, one European country’s experience with dealing with the migrant crisis provides definitive proof of what common sense should have told us: Unchecked migration is virtually an invitation to terrorist organizations like the Islamic State group. And we have a map to prove it.
From the beginning, Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party has been nearly alone in the European Union in enforcing border controls.
According to the U.K. Independent, party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski recently reaffirmed this stance in a political broadcast posted to YouTube.“After recent events connected with acts of terror, (Poland) will not accept refugees because there is no mechanism that would ensure security,” Kaczynski said, obviously referring to a spate of recent attacks in other EU countries like Sweden and Germany.
How has that policy worked out for Poland?
Here’s a map of European terrorist attacks since 2012, put together by Carto.com:
As you may notice, Poland has zero. Meanwhile, look at the concentration of attacks in the three largest migrant destinations in Europe — France, Germany and the U.K.
While the European Union has tried to impose a quota of 6,500 refugees on Poland — and threatened a fine of almost $275,000 for every refugee EU members turn away — it remains unclear whether the EU has the political will to follow through.
Either way, Poland is standing firm.“Such a decision would abolish the sovereignty of EU member states — of course, the weaker ones,” Kaczynski said. “We don’t agree to that, we have to oppose that, because we are — and we will be — in charge in our own country.”
That sort of stance is what makes liberals angry — perhaps because it exposes just what’s wrong with the left’s approach to the whole refugee situation.
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