Skip to main content

Refugee Crisis

Refugee Crisis - What a mess Central Europe is presently exposed to as a direct consequence of the worst refugee crisis ever! I feel I have to get this off my chest for it has truly been making me sick to my stomach that hundreds of thousands of Syrians are migrating across Europe these days. I would not call myself a racist, but I can certainly not deny feeling increasingly hostile and with it immeasurably discontent seeing this endless stream of refugees. It just can't be that their own immediate neighbors in the Middle East turn a completely deaf ear on Syria, keep their borders closed and so basically promote the migration of a people that is overall of the same faith and shares the same language being pushed into the heart of Christian Europe. What are those selfish barbarians thinking? Why allow anyone like Assad to treat his own people like garbage is the primary question we should ask ourselves? Secondly, why has there not been any global joint effort to not just temporarily stall but affectively extinguish that new radical movement down there? Because these issues have not been satisfyingly addressed in the fastest and most radical way there is, we Europeans are having a refugee crisis on our hands beyond any compare. My next question goes right to the oh so efficient European Union which presently appears to be leading itself entirely ad absurdum again. Why on earth is there only a handful of EU states willing to take on this by now completely unstoppable mass inundation of war- struck folks? To my understanding, the EU consists of 28 nations altogether, so how come only Germany, Austria, Slovenia ,Greece and a few others are currently letting those refugees in? Sorry, I am not quite done yet ranting and raving. In fact, I am just getting warmed up. It is totally beyond my grasp what Germany is actually attempting to achieve promising to take in up to 800 K people? The world record as far as the highest number of refugees next to hundreds of thousands existent foreigners and with it the greatest discordance and distrust among their own people, maybe? I would seriously love to ask the German Chancellor in person why after inviting over two thirds of a million refugees into Germany, they are suddenly building barbed wire fences like in the good old days? Sorry, but this definitely defies all logics. Why do you think Hungary is finally protecting their closed borders if necessary by forcible means? Why is Great Britain refraining from taking more than just a laughable 120 refugees? Why is Denmark insisting on temporarily just accepting a small number of women and children only? Why is France showing such noble restraint to inviting those many refugees? And why haven't we heard one single peep from Switzerland in this matter yet? Go figure! Looking towards Austria, I would like to state how ashamed I am of our politicians and church institutions such as Caritas alike for continuously forcing more and more refugees onto my own people! Just disgusting! Do the math, with only 8.5 million inhabitants, we shall soon be drowning in unrest, upheavals, riots, violence and crime in peaceful Austria. Hello! Time to wake up! We may rather sooner than later face conditions similar to those of a civil war. Not if but rather when things start escalating between Muslims and Christians over lack of space, lodgings, allowances, carelessly wasted subsidies which actually the poorest of my nation would be primarily entitled to, religious, cultural, traditional and social divergences, there will just not be enough police or military to deal with those nuisances. We have to finally close our borders, too, for we will be tossed into pure chaos and anarchy if we don't. And here's a final thought, whoever seriously assumes those people will ever voluntarily go back to Syria when the war is over, gravely errs for nobody likes to abandon a welfare oasis like in Germany or Austria once they have got a fair taste of a much easier and a much more promising life. - More next time.      

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Buy small and local   Hi everybody! - Coming from a tiny country like Austria, one might assume that globalisation is just a phenomenon tailored for larger nations, but no, it has also been affecting us all across Europe. Globalisation itself is of complex nature, and even though I'm not planning to write about globalisation per se today, it somehow dictates our overall shopping behavior by bringing in more and more big box chain stores worldwide which sets the general trend for methodically and eventually putting local small family- run as well as individualists' shops out of business. In the 70ies I remember mom and dad taking us along to a wide range of stores from the baker to the butcher, the grocer's, the florist, the hard ware place, the electrician, the tobacco store, etc. What great memories our weekly trips to the market created for us. There we would hand- pick fresh fruit, produce, and other delicacies. Sometimes we would even get a piece of fruit or a carrot fo...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Evolution Of The Soul

The Evolution Of The Soul   - Welcome back to my blog! - Today I'd like to focus on the various levels of souls and their different interim steps, respectively. Altogether there are reportedly 35 different steps, 7 per level of which there are 5. Each single step requires at least one whole lifetime to complete, but since several incarnations end prematurely, are terminated too early or are spent in non- physical states, it does in fact take much longer than that to run through all those steps. Running through, I guess, is a poor choice of words in this context as the entire process definitely resembles more of a gradual growth rather than a speedy race, and so it takes well over a hundred lifetimes and spans over thousands of years at best. Just for the (spiritual) records, the soul's existence between lifetimes - periods that usually also take up some time typically used for the soul to return home, its latest life review, being healed and taught, choosing a new life, prepari...
Post a Comment
Read more

Knock It Off!

Knock It Off!  - Round One. Bam! One punch, and down goes the man or woman. If the setting was a boxing ring, one could cheer about a clean one- strike knock- out and celebrate the victor. Unfortunately, the circumstances could not be any more different. There's no pairing up against each other, and there's certainly no referee to be found either. In fact, reality is quite the opposite with a bunch of teens randomly picking someone, -lately even women- ambushing their latest victims and aiming at knocking them out with a single blow to the head or face. With every new day more incidents are surfacing, well documented thanks to the quickly increasing amount of surveillance and closed- circuit cameras in public places. Those squads of thugs are believed to be primarily teenagers and young folks who are used to roaming the streets and who out of boredom came up with the idea of playing a new sinister and heinous game called "The Knock- Out Game". So, basically anyone wa...
Post a Comment
Read more