WHAT WE LEARNED IN SCANDINAVIA (SWEDEN + NORWAY) ABOUT MIGRANTS

We recently visited Norway and Sweden to understand more about the European migrant crisis. What we saw provides important lessons for the American immigration debate. More than 1.5 million people have relocated to Europe over the last two years. Many are refugees from Syria, Iraq and other war-torn lands. Many are simply economic migrants leaving poorer nations. This mass migration has strained European societies and upended European politics with populist insurgencies. Though economically and demographically similar, Norway and Sweden have adopted sharply different approaches to the policy and politics of immigration, and have reaped sharply differing outcomes. Starting in 2015, Norway adopted an immigration policy it has termed “strict but fair.” The Norwegians agreed to accept 8,000 migrants from other European nations, though they weren’t obligated to do so. Norway also established measures to stop uncontrolled migration. It imposed new border controls featuring a border fence, increased waiting periods for residency and deportation of ineligible migrants. It also reduced migrant benefits to match those offered by its neighbors. Norway even advertised in foreign nations, warning that migrants who do not face war or persecution will be deported. The result? Asylum applications in Norway fell 95% between the last quarter of 2015 and the first quarter of 2016. Contrast this with Sweden’s approach. Sweden threw open its doors in 2013, offering Syrian refugees permanent residency. Asylum applications from across the world—not just Syria—spiked. Sweden has since received more than 280,000 migrants, and counting. That is by far the most migrants per capita of any EU nation and akin to the U.S. adding the population of Michigan. These migrants are disproportionately poor, young, male, undereducated, conservatively Muslim and possess virtually no Swedish-language skills. This radical policy occurred with little debate because political correctness pervades Sweden. They even have a term for the phenomenon: åsiktskorridor, or “the opinion corridor.” Any questions about the economic, fiscal and cultural impact of an immediate influx of migrants clearly lay outside the corridor; asking them could result in accusations of xenophobia or racism. READ MORE AT : http://www.wsj.com/articles/what-we-learned-in-scandinavia-about-migrants-1474932369

DEFEND EUROPE 2016

VIKING MYTHOLOGY - MJOLNIR

STOCKHOLM 16 JULY : RWR SWEDEN DEMO

Demonstration against third world invasion to Europe Stockholm city center, Mynt torget, July 16th 2016, will see for the first time ever in Sweden true nationalist unity as several different organisations from all corners of Europe come together to unite as one in the face of this inflicted mass invasion that has been pouring through our borders over the past years. http://heyevent.uk/event/dl7fxwqddhpfoa/demonstration-against-third-world-invasion-to-europe

COMMUNITY ON FACEBOOK : DEFEND EUROPE GENERATION EUROPA

FRANCE : THE MIGRANT JUNGLE OF CALAIS

On Monday, Feb. 29, 2016, French authorities began removing residents from the southern portion of the so-called “Jungle of Calais,” a refugee camp that has long served as a way station for a shifting population of several thousand migrants hoping to reach England via the Channel Tunnel, whose entrance is nearby. The French government says that it acted because conditions in the camp, always deplorable, had declined further as the number of residents increased in recent months.

COMMUNITY ON FACEBOOK : GENERATION EUROPA

BE PROUD OF WHO YOU ARE : EUROPEAN

CZECH NATIONALISTS PROTESTING AGAINST ISLAMIC MIGRANTS (NOVEMBER 2015)

VIKING AND KIWI SPIRIT

28 JANUARY 2016 - EUROPE MIGRANT CRISIS : SWEDEN TO EXPEL 80,000 ASYLUM SEEKERS

Sweden intends to expel up to 80,000 migrants who arrived in 2015 and whose application for asylum has been rejected, Interior Minister Anders Ygeman said today. “We are talking about 60,000 people but the number could climb to 80,000,” the minister was quoted as saying by Swedish media, adding that the government had asked the police and authorities in charge of migrants to organise their expulsion, likely spread over several years. The proposed measure was announced as Europe struggles to deal with a crisis that has seen tens of thousands of migrants arrive on Greek beaches, with the passengers - mostly fleeing conflict in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan - undeterred by cold wintry conditions. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/europe-migrant-crisis-sweden-to-expel-80000-asylum-seekers/news-story/30640521bab13d27e756a4c37c45608c

FLYING TO EUROPE LATE 2016

BRUSSELS BELGIUM : SOLDIERS ON THE STREETS

ROMA (ITALY) NOVEMBER 2015

PARIS NOVEMBER 2015

NOVEMBER 18 - PARIS ST. DENIS - SPECIAL POLICE FORCES RAID ON GROUP PLANNING NEW TERROR ATTACK

FRANCE : PARIS 13 NOVEMBER - ATTACK ON BATACLAN CONCERT (EAGLE OF DEATH METAL)

STATE OF EMERGENCY IN FRANCE : BORDERS CLOSED

French President Francois Hollande has announced that his country’s borders have been closed and the military has been dispatched to the streets. In an address to the nation, Hollande declared a state of emergency and said the army is being deployed in and around Paris. He called the attacks taking place in Paris after siege at Bataclan concert hall and across the town, which have so far left more than 150 dead a “horror.” The state of emergency means French authorities can enter private homes and control the press, reported Fox News. He added that French security forces are assaulting a site in Paris. This is the first time France has declared a state of emergency since the Algerian war, which took place between 1954 and 1962. It is also the first time a curfew has been imposed since the dark days of world war two in 1944. Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/11/13/france-closes-borders-dispatches-military-to-the-streets/#ixzz3rQRWGhO2

POLAND : 50000 POLISH NATIONALISTS MARCH ON WARSAW, BURN EU FLAGS

Tens of thousands of Polish nationalists descended on Warsaw, Poland yesterday to mark the nation’s independence day. Demonstrators burned the European Union (EU) flag and banners on display compared EU membership to Soviet occupation.The rally was held under the slogan, “Poland for the Poles, Poles for Poland”, in reference to the ongoing migrant crisis.

Slovenian soldiers erect razorwire fences on the country’s border with Croatia

MYSTERY OF RUSSIAN AIRBUS A 321 CRASH

The UK has halted all flights between Britain and Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, saying there is a "significant possibility" an explosive device caused the Russian plane crash at the weekend, killing all 224 people on board.