Refugee influx is Muslim colonization

However, enormous American unemployment numbers and Germany's waning workforce are not the crux of the problem with receiving refugees representing only one worldview--a religious group that is not compatible with Western law. A mere fraction of this influx coming to Europe and the United States are Yezidi or other minorities, and virtually none are Christian. Taking the long look at history, Islam's growth has depended on violent incursion into the established Christian world. After Mohammed's beginning the Muslim sweep through Arabia, continuing west across North Africa, the native peoples were conquered in just 70 years, from which point the caliphate invaded Iberia by way of Gibraltar. Where necessary, Mohammed's successors utilized any available strategy to further their purpose of forcing the Arab tribal lifestyle upon each people they encountered and eventually overran. To this day radical Islam tactics have not changed (taxation, forced conversion and displacement) as this influx of Europe, and what is proposed for America, is more than an invasion, it is Muslim colonization. Simply watch the Syrian hordes floating across the Mediterranean to swarm the Greek isles, and the North Africans fleeing the American-made mess in Libya. Rather than traveling overland to the wealthy Muslim nations that could more easily house and feed their brothers, they brave the high seas with nothing more than the clothes on their back and the latest generation smart phones, snapping selfies along the way. Hark back to the shiploads of people sailing to the Americas, Australia, South Africa and other destinations to perpetuate their family legacies on the different continents just two to three centuries past. These were the poor running from the oppression of monarchs, bringing their possessions and hope of working to make a new home in a new land. In that day, despite conflict, they adapted and eventually became more dominant than the indigenous peoples because the newcomers also brought with them more advanced technology.

Today's Middle East inundation inverts the rationale of escape from that of the immigrants 300 years ago. Although these people have nothing with them, what they import is a backward, intransigent way of life and numbers that they expect will overwhelm the native populations. What they do not have is a will to adapt, or superior technology or philosophy. Instead, they have a pressing resolve to force their beliefs, their sharia, upon the misguided hosts who think themselves big-hearted and open-minded. This is a colonization that has already begun to push the European cultures into submission the same way the Arab invasion subjugated the North African, Turkish, Eurasian and north Mediterranean cultures for five hundred years--by violence. For comparative historical context, during WWII the United States and most other nations turned away hundreds of thousands of Jews that were fleeing Germany and its known roundup of their families, packing them into cattle cars and sending them to concentration camps in Germany and Poland. The voyage of the SS St. Louis was doomed to return to Europe, the 1000 Jewish passengers denied entry because of their heritage. These immigrants were educated men and women of means seeking refuge first in Cuba (where their legitimate visas were ignored by the anti-Semitic government) and then the USA, a country with values they revered, only to be rejected for the same reasons. These people, who brought with them beneficial skills, knowledge and their own fortunes were returned to certain and appalling deaths as even most of the European nations that offered sanctuary were soon invaded by the Third Reich, condemning the Jews to a fate far worse than what is occurring piecemeal in Syria. The migrants now pouring into Europe have none of these attributes, though they are outfitted with top-of-the-line lifejackets as they climb out of the boats. Who is bankrolling the Syrians in their escape that travels only one way... north? Just the act of writing this deplorable legacy of the anti-Semitic West stings my eyes with tears in knowing distant relatives lost their lives in places like Treblinka, Auschwitz and Babi Yar. These contemporary migrants are not harmless, innocuous people moving to a place in order to live freely. They bring their shackles with them and believe that everyone should live under the same restrictive rules; rules that are anathema to our Constitution and counter to most of Europe's governing principles. They are mostly younger, military-aged men and some families that have been infiltrated by zealots of Islam who are not fleeing ISIS but importing it. The Greek Coast Guard found a whole shipping container that was designated for the relief of refugees to be filled with weapons rather than food and clothing. Any government swallowing the refugee story being painted by the Arab nations that are turning their backs on the Syrians is operating with a deficit of logic. Is that really any surprise? One more check on the past is in order from which we should receive a lesson. Time and time again, the Israelites were warned and commanded not to allow idol-worshippers to infiltrate their camp and, later, their homeland. Why? For the same reason we should safeguard our borders today, because these "migrants," predominantly youthful men, are not interested in assimilating into the native culture, but transforming the countries they infiltrate to reflect their beliefs. While this debacle is shoved down the throats of Europe and the USA, the Senate is unwilling to take the responsibility of denying the President his foolhardy "deal" with the world's foremost terror sponsor. Claiming to be powerless, which it is not, Congress allows the noose to be tightened around America's neck by passively approving Iran's nuclear arming, moving forward with its agenda of destroying us, Israel and Europe. It seems the Obama administration is not content with just the disastrous nuclear agreement, but is hell-bent on fast-tracking our demise by assisting Muslim colonization of our cities and countryside.