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Nobody on this side of the argument is trying to say that Islam is bad,
that all Muslims are bad. We’re not saying that. But what we are
saying is that if you allow a very large number of young males to
come to European countries, and if they come from a culture where
women are at best second-class citizens, don’t be surprised to see
abominations such as we saw outside Cologne train station on New
Year’s Eve. And don’t be surprised that the formerly rather sleepy
Swedish city of Malmö has now become the rape capital of Europe.
But that is nothing compared to what the boss of Europol said three
weeks ago. He said there are now 5,000 jihadi fighters, every one of
them potentially a terrorist, who have got back into Europe through
the Greek Islands posing as migrants. When ISIS say they will use the
migrant routes to destroy the civilization of Europe, I suggest we start
to take them seriously. And the difference between what is going on
now and any other either migratory wave or refugee wave in the
history of mankind that I can see is that never before have we had a
fifth column — albeit a small one, thank God — but a fifth column
living within our communities that hates us, wants to kill us and wants
to overturn our complete way of life. ...
Nigel Farage: Thank you. What Mark has just said is difficult to listen to and we’d
all rather pretend it isn’t happening, but sadly it is happening. Simon,
you’re in denial. I’ll tell you what’s sad. What’s sad, and you’d know
as a historian, is that a hundred years ago the women went into the
factories, earned their first decent pay packets, went to the pub, got the
vote. We’ve lived through a hundred years of female liberation and
emancipation, and now we have the mayors of towns in Germany and
in Sweden and in other parts of northern Europe telling women not to
walk out after dark on their own. And in the wake of the Cologne sex
attacks the mayor of Cologne said to those women they really ought to
dress differently and behave differently in public. That, Simon, is what
is sad — and actually, I find, the sheer hypocrisy of those of you that
have stood up and said you’re going to defend female rights when
actually you think migrant rights are more important than female
rights in our own community. Frankly, shame on you!
And, Louise, you’re trying to redefine the 1951 convention on refugee
status, but can I just challenge you to something? You know, maybe,
just maybe, you would agree with me that the Australians, when they
faced a similar problem of people coming in boats in large numbers,
of sinkings and drownings, that the Australians got it right when they
said nobody will qualify as a refugee if they come through this route,
but we will process people offshore genuinely and sincerely; and if
they are people who because of their race, religion, or political beliefs
qualify as refugees, we in Australia will have them. Wouldn’t it make
more sense, Louise, rather than having an open door to the Greek
Islands, to process people in North Africa and the Middle East?
Who paid for the recent successful overthrow of conservative government in Poland and ushered in the new socialist government about to throw the door wide open and turning Poland into a mix of Sweden and Ukraine?
Ukraine? WTF has Ukraine to do with mass importation of mooslims?
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