European Refugees and Terrorists
As
The Sunday Express stated in the beginning of September in reference to a
source in the Islamic State terrorist organization, more than four
thousand Islamic State fighters have already entered many member
countries of the European Union under the guise of being refugees. The
fighters infiltrate the flow of illegal immigrants in the Turkish port
cities of Izmir and Mersin, from where they accordingly cross the
Mediterranean Sea to Italy, before proceeding to other European
countries, in particular Sweden and Germany. According to the message
from the newspaper’s sources, the infiltration of the fighters is in
retaliation for air strikes by the international coalition headed by the
USA and the countries of NATO. “We want to establish the Caliphate not
only in Syria, but also around the whole world,” declared the newspaper
source. Furthermore, the source predicted that attacks will be aimed
specifically against the governments of western countries, and not
against ordinary citizens.
A
number of western news agencies promptly denied these predictions,
wishing to calm the alarm which was rapidly arising in the population
due to the message, accusing the mass media that publish such
information of “artificial aggravation of the situation”.
number of western news agencies promptly denied these predictions,
wishing to calm the alarm which was rapidly arising in the population
due to the message, accusing the mass media that publish such
information of “artificial aggravation of the situation”.
However,
it is unlikely that the general populace will believe that all those
who are migrating to the countries of the European Union are genuinely
entering with motivation of finding a better life. Young people with
apparent military bearing have clearly stood out among crowds of the
truly downtrodden, persecuted refugees. There is no fear or hopelessness
in the eyes of these young people as there is in the eyes of the other
migrants. They are quiet and assured, and probably are already acting
according to a previously approved plan.
it is unlikely that the general populace will believe that all those
who are migrating to the countries of the European Union are genuinely
entering with motivation of finding a better life. Young people with
apparent military bearing have clearly stood out among crowds of the
truly downtrodden, persecuted refugees. There is no fear or hopelessness
in the eyes of these young people as there is in the eyes of the other
migrants. They are quiet and assured, and probably are already acting
according to a previously approved plan.
