Lyubov Uspenskaya sings “Two people”:
Warning: this is politically incorrect
The migratory crisis in Europe is not about migrants. It is about Islam. Were these people Christians (the predominant religion of Western Europe), they would be more readily accepted than they presently are.
The reluctance of European countries to take in Muslim refugees has nothing to do with quantity (well, partially) but mostly with the sulfurous reputation of Islam.
Islam (regardless of what its proponents are saying) doesn’t have a good name.
Many see it as a belligerent religion bent on “compelling the whole world to embrace Islam, die, or live under intolerant, humiliating restrictions.”
“Live and let live”, is definitely not what you see on the Islamists black banners.
Many fear that an excessive number of Muslims in their country will create “Muslim enclaves” like in French restless “banlieues”.
And the (foolish) French policy of “regroupement familial” (family reunion) is going to make this problem achingly more acute.
Few people want in their midst intolerant zealots who feud with those not sharing their beliefs.
Islam is not a “Religion of Peace” and this has been proven many times throughout history.
Innumerable massacres took place under Muslim rule and are still taking place today. Islamic State is a primary example of Muslim intolerance and savagery.
The Muslim world is driven by a blind faith, and the faithful do not accept secular laws. There is right there an inherent conflict with Western democracies.
Some sanctimonious politicians have come out in favor of welcoming refugees, but with a NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) qualifier.
Many people also see the construction of mosques in Europe (just like the Spanish missions in California) as outposts of the Muslim invasion.
And there has never been a peaceful Muslim invasion. Every Muslim annexation ended in a bloodbath.
Shouldn’t we ask all these people (as the Muslims demand) to convert (or at least abjure) to the Christian faith?
After all, in 1593 Henry IV of France converted to Catholicism to become king of France.
He said: “Paris is well worth a Mass”
Isn’t access to all the goodies of Christian civilization equally worth a mass?
But the bottom line is that instead of welcoming refugees in Europe we should pour tons of money and weapons (like the Allies did in WWII) on those fighting extremists in their own countries to help them succeed in their fight against Extremist Zealots.
As (wise beyond her years) Malala Yousafzai said:
“If you go anywhere, even paradise, you will miss your home.”
Alain