Wednesday, January 13, 2016

It's a polarization.

Well, at the very least our DOOMMM cycle in Europe has successfully got to the first stage as the left right polarization over migration deepens spreading deep into the society fabric

By JIM YARDLEY (NY Times) {

In Finland, militia groups are patrolling small towns housing asylum seekers in the name of protecting white Finnish women. In Germany, far-right protesters rampaged through Leipzig on Monday, vandalizing buildings in an “anti-Islamization” demonstration. In Italy on Tuesday, an anti-immigration regional government approved the text of a law making it difficult to construct new mosques as Muslim refugees are settled in the area.

Across Europe, the migrant crisis that has engulfed the Continent since the summer is provoking new levels of public anxiety after the New Year’s Eve sexual assaults in Cologne, Germany.

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“There’s a split in society — in our editorial office, at the lunch table, in circles of friends,” said Florian Klenk, editor in chief of Falter, a left-leaning weekly based in Vienna. “It is a polarization, but we have little violence.”

Source = Sexual Attacks Widen Divisions in European Migrant Crisis }


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