Europe-Middle East-Africa Refugee Crisis General Thread

[Helsinkian]

In Finland, the asylum seekers keep molesting young girls at such a rate that a school in the town of Heinola has issued a statement in which the school advises girls not to go outside alone after dark (in December that means after 3 pm). In the statement the principal also says that girls should avoid making eye contact with "a group of men" and that they should think what kind of effects "an easygoing behaviour" among girls might have on men from certain countries. (So basically she's blaming the victims as well.)

The whole of Europe is turning into Rotherham. Here's a wild idea: instead of curfews for our girls, why don't we try locking up the animals who are molesting them? But I guess not: according to our civil servants in the immigration office, not even a conviction of rape will prevent an asylum seeker from breing granted asylum if he meets the criteria of a "refugee".

[Helsinkian]

The Finnish police has arrested two Iraqi asylum seekers who are suspected to have murdered at least 11 people in Iraq as ISIS members. It seems that there is video material to back this up.

[Helsinkian]

"Massive ISIS rally in Germany leaves citizens dumb founded" http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=cfb_1449062774#SMfvAeurP7WOlM2p.99

I don't speak Arabic, but they are certainly waving the ISIS flag.

[Helsinkian]

In a Berlin U-Bahn train, ISIS supporters openly hand out leaflets and sing ISIS songs: http://www.berliner-zeitung.de/polizei/berlin-spandau-islamisten-werben-in-der-u7-fuer-den--islamischen-staat-,10809296,32950406.html

[Helsinkian]

In a populist move to gather political points among those naive enough to support the wave of asylum seekers (and perhaps to deliberately annoy his coalition partner, the Finns Party), our Prime Minister Juha Sipilä (Centre Party) has decided to offer his own house in Kempele, Northern Finland, as an accomodation for circa 20 asylum seekers.

Sipilä has quietly backed away from this proposal, saying that accomodating asylum seekers in the house would not be feasible after all. The original offer was widely reported in the Arabic speaking media and undoubtedly had an effect on several asylum seekers who were deciding between traveling to Finland or Sweden/Germany. Sipilä's words, designed to get him a "tolerant" reputation, thus added several thousands to the number of asylum seekers coming to Finland (and thus adding millions of euros in government spending), and in the end he didn't even keep his word. What a leader.