"We want to stop the number of immigrants coming to Denmark," he said. "We are against all non-Westerners and non-Europeans. ... " It's too late you bloody fools! And there's no way they can stop it anyway because the EU will 'fine' them! 'Liberals' really are something else aren't they - they wait until the horse has bolted then lock the stable door. When their 'house' has become a raging inferno then they call the fire department. http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/27/europe/denmark-migrant-signs/ (Metaphors 'R' Us. )
The truth is that no one is really going to care until unemployment begins to become a major problem. By the time people wake up they will wonder why there is so much poverty and social problems in their country. The Danish just take for granted that they can walk down their city streets after dark without being attacked, robbed, or raped. Well aren't they going to be in for a surprise.
The Main thing Scandanavia needs to do is kick out the Muslims who are responsible for 90% of all rape/ These are truly repulsive people who just cause violence wherever they go.
It's actually more like 55 to 60%. It's actually hard to track because they do not want to take statistics. And in the rare surveys that are taken, more often than not the offenders do not even get counted as "muslim" even though they come from the muslim culture. It's obviously not as much about actual religion as it is certain other factors. (Not saying religion does not play any role at all in this, I think their religion was shaped by their culture in that part of the world) What I'm concerned about is what are things going to be like a generation from now. All these people are having children, big families very often that they don't have the means to provide for. And the crime rate doesn't seem to be any lower among the second generation. I've read some editorials that say some parts of Europe are going to become like Somalia. I'm not sure if that's true, that might be sensationalizing things a bit, but if we go over and look at many cities in the U.S. they have some serious chronic social problems, "bad places" where people don't want to live, places where people get killed and robbed. 20 years ago this would have been unimaginable in Europe, but now it may become the permanent reality. These social problems linger and don't go away.
