Short answer:\u00a0 in many locations they\u2019re sending them back.\u00a0 The days of \u201copen doors to all\u201d appear to have ended.<\/p>\n
While Germany still accepts large numbers of refugees, Denmark is taking a rather hard line \u2013 to the point of prosecuting their own citizens for \u201cimmigrant smuggling\u201d if they assist illicit new arrivals.\u00a0 Sweden, formerly world-renowned as a refugee haven, has substantially closed its doors as well<\/a><\/em>.\u00a0 Hungary has closed its borders; Macedonia has followed suit<\/a><\/em>.\u00a0 Greece is now sending new arrivals from Turkey back vice allowing them to stay.\u00a0 And even Germany appears to be rethinking its \u201clet-em-all-come\u201d stance<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n The Washington Post<\/u> recently had a longish article on the matter, focusing on Denmark<\/a><\/em>.\u00a0 Predictably, that article takes the hand-wringing, \u201cOh, the humanity!\u201d point of view.<\/p>\n But what the WaPo doesn\u2019t<\/span> address is why Europe’s practices and attitudes towards refugees have changed \u2013 IMO, probably intentionally.<\/p>\n If you need to ask why, take a look at recent incidents in Europe.\u00a0 Like Charlie Hebdo.\u00a0 Like the e2015 Paris massacres.\u00a0 The train attack.\u00a0 The repeated assaults on women by “refugees”.\u00a0 The demands for European nations to change longstanding cultural events and norms to “accommodate the sensitivities of refugee newcomers”.<\/p>\n One has to be a moron not to realize why Europe made this change.<\/p>\n Europe is closing its borders because many of those \u201crefugees\u201d . . . simply aren\u2019t really refugees.\u00a0 Rather, many are instead Da\u2019esh operatives – or are otherwise Jihadis\/Jihadi sympathizers intent on colonization.<\/p>\n It appears Europeans\u2019 eyes are finally opening.\u00a0 And it also looks like they’ve decided they really don’t like the concept described by the term “dhimmi”<\/em>.<\/p>\n Maybe our government\u2019s eyes will open one day soon as well.\u00a0 But if San Bernardino<\/em><\/a> didn\u2019t already do that, forgive me if I don\u2019t hold my breath while I’m waiting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"