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Her er Arg Blatte skarpere end jeg har hørt ham før. Ubønhørlig logik

Se også Ezra Levant i København 2014, den interviewende journalist her og her.

Douglas Murray: Is the Migration Crisis Killing the European Dream?

These threats hardly align with the EU’s stated ambition of “ever-closer union” between member states. They are a gun to the head of EU integration.

The question of “what to do” remains politically toxic for any mainstream Western European politician. During the summer, British Prime Minister David Cameron passingly referred to the “swarm” of migrants at Calais. His political opponents immediately jumped on this and denounced his “offensive” language. What chance is there, however, of proposing the kind of bold thinking we will need to consider in Europe if we keep reducing our response to this crisis to a language game?

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Professor Paul Collier recently suggested setting up EU-sponsored work-havens in Jordan to ensure Syrian refugees (who comprise 40% of recent EU arrivals) have an incentive to stay in the region.

It would make far more sense for EU countries to keep migrants out of Europe while sorting out who they are (most arrivals come without papers) and then assessing the legitimacy of their claim. The EU might consider paying North African countries to provide such holding centres. Tunisia is an obvious possibility, as is Morocco.

Everywhere the political climate is turning. Sweden has taken more than its fair share of migrants to Europe in recent years. Its government boasts proudly of the example it believes it is setting. Just one result is that the latest opinion polls have the anti-immigration “Sweden Democrats” showing above any other party. Until recently, the Sweden Democrats were featured in single digits in the polls.

Elsewhere things are, if not breaking apart, then certainly ceasing to hold together. Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia all announced in recent days that they will not take any more Muslim migrants. This may contravene the EU’s migration and asylum policies, but all three countries insist that they will from now on only accept Christian refugees from Syria. Gatestone

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Grafik fra BBC EU migration: Crisis in graphics

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Søren Petersen
Søren Petersen
8 years ago

De sidste skal blive de første… er det ikke sådan man siger… Når tyskland og frankrig har kørt sig selv i sænk med integrationsproblemer om 10 år, ser vi et blomstrende østeuropa, som er fri for disse problemer.
Polen, Ungarn…here we come!!!

Britta Due Andersen
Britta Due Andersen
8 years ago

“Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia all announced in recent days that they will not take any more Muslim migrants. This may contravene the EU’s migration and asylum policies, but all three countries insist that they will from now on only accept Christian refugees from Syria.”
Bare de østeuropæiske lande holde til presset fra EU!! Mon ikke EU kender beskidte tricks, der få dem til at rette ind. FX ramme dem på pengebogen.

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