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This problem does indeed look insurmountable.
They continue to flood into Europe in uncontrollable numbers and most governments don't know what to do. There are exceptions, of course, in Eastern Europe where the governments have taken a hard line and refuse to let them in.
As we, and many other countries, seem unable to effectively control our borders, I believe the best defence would be deterrence. By this I mean primarily refusal of any help whatsoever unless the claimants can prove beyond doubt that they are, in fact, fleeing a war zone. No more 'lost passports' I suspect. It won't happen, of course.
Another possibility, however unbelievable, is that a neo-National Socialist Party might arise in Germany and win the support of the people. Perhaps not so unbelievable, actually, bearing in mind what is happening there. If this should happen, I can imagine immediate flight out of Germany by all of these people, just as happened with the Jews in the late 1930s. No prizes for guessing where they'd fly to, though.
They continue to flood into Europe in uncontrollable numbers and most governments don't know what to do. There are exceptions, of course, in Eastern Europe where the governments have taken a hard line and refuse to let them in.
As we, and many other countries, seem unable to effectively control our borders, I believe the best defence would be deterrence. By this I mean primarily refusal of any help whatsoever unless the claimants can prove beyond doubt that they are, in fact, fleeing a war zone. No more 'lost passports' I suspect. It won't happen, of course.
Another possibility, however unbelievable, is that a neo-National Socialist Party might arise in Germany and win the support of the people. Perhaps not so unbelievable, actually, bearing in mind what is happening there. If this should happen, I can imagine immediate flight out of Germany by all of these people, just as happened with the Jews in the late 1930s. No prizes for guessing where they'd fly to, though.
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Can someone answer me a question? JohnD preferably. In Syria there are 26 million people. In Iraq 33 million and in Libya 6 million. That's 65 milliom people. Are they all heading for Europe? If not, where are they and why can't those heading this way go and live with them? Simple question. Who can answer it?
It wouldn't surprise me if most of them ARE heading for Europe. I suspect that the people traffickers just cannot handle them all at once, so they're having to wait their turn. Then there will be those who decide to join ISIS and stay there.
Of course, the old people, women and children are required to stay behind, at least until their young men have established themselves here and can claim them as relatives and have them imported.
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Your point is? Nah in fact don't bother. Just lock the thread and run to mummy.
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Oh that's OK then. Women in the UK don't report rape but women in Sweden they do. Is it the Swedish born men doing all the raping? You seem to know everything else about it. Do tell. We need to know just what monsters Swedish born men have become.
Who told you that?
In 1990, AFAIK, there were no police investigations into sexual assaults by Jimmy Saville. In 2012 there were 400. Do those statistics tell you that Mr Saville used to be a decent man, and became an abuse in 2012?
As an aside, hopefully Germany won't give these "migrants" jobs as baggage handlers at German airports. 
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