
Khaled Abu Toameh here.
Hamas is a criminal organization. It provides — sells — forged passports and other papers to Gazan Arabs (“Palestinians”), and then helps put them onto smugglers’ boats at several thousand dollars per head, which money supplies Hamas officials with cash, and while some boats never make it, most of them do, and 13,000 “Palestinians” have already been smuggled into Europe in recent months, with many more on the way. Is this good for the people of Europe? Is that what their countres need — an endless flow, not only of “Palestinian” Arabs, but of Libyan Arabs, Somali Arabs, Algerian Arabs, Syrian Arabs, Iraqi Arabs? What will that cost their countries, in health and education, in housing, in fighting the increase in crime, especialy drug trafficking, and rape, the increase in security costs to monitor these Muslims?
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The article, by Khaled Abu Toameh, naturally focusses on the criminality of Hamas, and its inability or indifference to attempting to provide a modicum of semi-acceptable government, with all that Western aid money that keeps flowing in, for the Gazaan Arabs. That’s part of the story. But the other part is the one I’ve emphasized — the effect of this smuggling of more and more Muslim Arabs into Europe, which steadily degrades every aspect of European life, and swells the ranks of those who cannot possibly integrate, but whose mere presence increases the demographic conquest of Europe by Muslims, who are not only dangerous themselves, but permanent carriers of the communicable disease of Islam (the converts, drawn almoset entirely from those who are socially and psychically marginal, and who accept Islam in its purest, least-watered-down, and therefore most dangerous form).




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This speaks volumes and is illustrative of the whole of the war. The reaction is never to look inward and reform the texts and teachings that spur millions of Muslims to wage jihad. No, the reaction – and it is always uniformly the same – is to attack the victim, to attack the defense, attack […]

