(02-08-2017, 04:59 PM)Mystic Wanderer Wrote:Quote:Chatham House found only two countries; Spain and the United Kingdom that
had a majority of respondents prepared to welcome more Muslims.
Yay! They have a "home"!
Let's allow these two countries to "welcome" all of them, and then sit back and watch
how long it takes for the Muslims to take over the country with Sharia Law and behead the non-believers.
This should give some valuable intel for other countries who are on the fence about keeping them out!
Remember this...?
Well here's a report I discovered this morning (Sun 19th Feb 2017) on a site marked
'France 24' and I was taken aback by what it's saying!
More than 150,000 join pro-refugee protest in Barcelona.
'Tens of thousands of people marched through Barcelona on Saturday urging the
Spanish government to immediately meet its pledge to take in thousands of refugees.
Ada Colau, the mayor of Spain's second city, had called on Barcelona residents to
"fill the streets" and march under the slogan volem acollir ("We want to welcome them"
in Catalan).
Local police said some 160,000 people had heeded her call.
Many of those flooding the major Via Laietana thoroughfare carried signs reading
"Enough excuses, welcome them now".
The protest comes after Spain pledged to take in some 16,000 asylum seekers from
other European Union countries under a quota system agreed in 2015 as the continent
struggled with its biggest migration crisis since World War II.
Like other EU members, Spain has fallen far short of this target, with only 1,100 resettled
in the country so far.
Jacint Comelles, a 62-year-old potter who joined the protest with friends and family, said not
enough was being done to help people who have fled conflict hoping to start a new life in Europe.
"We demand this minimum amount of dignity -- that at least this number of refugees
(16,000) can come," he said. "In Catalonia, everything is ready to welcome them."
The protest, organised by a group calling itself Castra Nostra Casa Vostra (Our home is your home),
finished at the Mediterranean coast -- a symbolic location given the more than 5,000 migrants
who lost their lives trying to cross the sea last year...'
SOURCE:
How could we've been so wrong? Here's Spain with a youth unemployment that's only second to
Greece and stands at the moment at 56.1% of it's population without a job and yet, they want
more people to come to their land and live there.
SOURCE:
Bravo, I say and maybe I should apologise.
But... I did a little research and discovered that over half of 16-24 year-olds are students and
less than a quarter is employed. One can only wonder what incentive there could be for the
refugee and the those welcoming them?
SOURCE:
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.