Last night I commented on the insanity and predictable horrors of welcoming terrorists into our nation even as we bomb them abroad. I recounted a friend’s comment on a similar column: ““Can you imagine America taking in 100,000 German refugees *while* we were bombing Dresden?”
In response to that, another friend added: “Never thought about the Germany comparison. Very thought provoking.” It is.
Now that I have thought about the WWII parallel, I remember that we did the exact opposite back then. Rather than import “refugees” we maintained a total ban. And the government went to extremes to make sure no German (or other) invaders reached our shores.
The various state militias were called up to patrol the coasts. Our enemies did endeavor to send spies among us. They were met by old men and boys on the beach with rifles. FDR went even further than that. The FBI and the OSS feared spies and saboteurs in own major harbors. They also knew the harbors were operated, de facto, by the mafia.
The G-men went directly to the mafia bosses and asked for their help. The Dons consented without hesitation or promise of reward. They knew two things: that the FBI would lay off of them for helping, and; they had to protect the harbors for their own interests if nothing else. That they did. Whatever else they were, they proved they were patriots. And I imagine it would have been better to be caught by the old militiamen than by the longshoremen.
Back to modern Germany and the rest of the West, the situation grows worse by the week. Vox Day reported on a German study which found:
Migrants with recognised refugee status are holidaying in the countries they supposedly “fled”, with their vacations funded by German taxpayers, a newspaper has found. Newspaper Welt am Sonntag learnt that migrants are returning to countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, and Lebanon for holiday purposes, then travelling back to Germany where they continue to receive comfortable welfare payments.
The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) has been aware for some time that some recognised refugees are taking leisure trips to the very spots they claim their lives are in danger.
The government body sent a written request to Berlin’s employment agencies in June, asking that they report the travel arrangements of migrants granted asylum holidaying in their countries of origin.
A spokeswoman for the Federal Employment Agency confirmed that “there are such cases” but reports that there is “no analysis or statistics on this subject and therefore we do not have information”.
We pay them to invade our lands and then pay them to vacation back in the horrid places from which they “fled”. Vox goes on to correctly assess what’s coming from all of this:
It’s time to repatriate every single “refugee” and migrant that has claimed asylum in Europe or the United States. They are invaders and economic parasites, they are not “new Americans” or “new Germans” and they will never be.
And the churches and charity organizations who aided and abetted this treasonous, criminal activity should be investigated, fined, and if they knowingly helped the migrants defraud the public, have their licenses to operate removed.
As for those foolish enough to claim that the West has to help them, keep in mind that Nigeria is on track to have a population of 509 million by 2050 thanks to Western assistance. The West needs to stop helping the global South now or it is going to have to choose between a) mass slaughter and b) being completely overrun.
It will choose (a) of course. And all the blame for the bloodshed should be placed directly on the heads and hands of the Churchians and do-gooders and aid workers who made it possible.
Thank you, my friends, and thanks to VD. I like to stay current. In fact, I’m getting to where I am ahead of the news in many cases.
I saw this on Drudge this morning:
Deutsche Bank next Lehman? Who said that yesterday? I said it:
Like the fun from 2008, this next round will center on the funny money-inflated banking industry. Deutsche Bank will be playing the part of Lehman Brothers…
Then I saw a story at LRC and The Telegraph: ‘Emergency’ Need For Exorcists After Surge in People Dabbling in Satanism and Black Magic.
“The number of people who take part in occult and satanic practices, which lead to serious physical, psychological and spiritual damages, is constantly rising.”
Dr Cascioli teaches courses in exorcism at the Pontifical University of Regina Apostolorum, a Vatican-backed university in Rome. “The number of exorcists has increased in recent years, but there are still not enough to deal with a dramatic situation that affects, above all, young people who use the internet a lot.
“There is a broad spread of superstitious practices, and with that a growing number of requests for help from people who are directly or indirectly struck by evil.
“It is dangerous to underestimate a phenomenon that is caused by the direct actions of the devil, but also by a decline in faith and values.”
Again, I’ve already been there. I had a similar article a month ago. I said:
In addition to ample man-made malady, demonic activity and possession is on the rise across the globe. Wesley Baines interviewed Fr. Gary Thomas, a Vatican trained exorcist. Thomas explained that there is an increasing incidence of possession by fallen spirits which afflicts protestants and atheists as well as Catholics.
Tooting my own horn, I was also the first person (outside LEO) to identify the “book” in Charlotte. A small first, but a first still.
You’re welcome for all this foresight.
And, don’t think that these events and issues are not connected, each with the others. They are.
The violent crime and social unrest, the terrorism and invasion, the economic turmoil, and the rise of the Satanic are all interrelated. The demonic is the big umbrella under which all the others reside. It’s all part of the ancient war on us. The first step in fighting and resisting in that war is thinking about it. That’s what I do here. It’s what we do here. This is becoming a we centered effort.
Thank you all.
PERRIN LOVETT 
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