There's really only one solution to the problem with the Mideast.

[Rick2542]

And it lies squarely on their shoulders. They have to decide that enough is enough, that enough have died, and they decide to enter the modern world. The homefront has to be protected and the realization on our part all we can do is add fuel to the fire. The have to fight a war of attrition. Against themselves.

 

[TNHarley]

Islams biggest problem is itself. Always has been. It has been nothing but bloody politics since their prophet died.

 

[DGS49]

If Islam is so great, why are all of these fucking Muslim Arabs fleeing to Europe? Why don't they flee to countries where Islam prevails - Allah knows there are enough of them.

I'm asking rhetorically, the reasons are obvious.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Or.....we could nuke em?

 

[Moonglow]

Muslim nations do not give a person a chance to change or be themselves..It is a totalitarian government system,, where you do what the big boys say or you perish...Why else would they be wanting to settle in Europe, where you have a choice..

 

[Moonglow]

Or.....we could nuke em?

And all the other minorities right along with 'em...'cause a murderer only thinks in terms of murder...

 

[tinydancer]

Muslim nations do not give a person a chance to change or be themselves..It is a totalitarian government system,, where you do what the big boys say or you perish...Why else would they be wanting to settle in Europe, where you have a choice..

Benefits. That's why the majority of these migrants choose to go to Sweden or Germany. They give away the most "stuff". Freeloaders.

"In Europe, refugees from Syria and Iraq have been cramming the ferry-trains heading from Germany to Denmark. But once in Denmark, many refused to get off. Where they really want to go is Sweden, where refugee policies are more generous. When the Danes said no, they hopped off the trains, and began heading toward the Swedish border by taxi, bus, and foot.

Sweden has the most welcoming asylum policies and most generous welfare programs in the European Union. One typical refugee, Natanael Haile, barely escaped drowning in the Mediterranean in 2013. But the folks back home in Eritrea don’t want to know about the perils of his journey. As he told The New York Times, they want to know about “his secondhand car, the government allowances he receives and his plans to find work as a welder once he finishes a two year language course.” As a registered refugee, he receives a monthly living allowance of more than $700 (U.S.)."

Sweden’s ugly immigration problem