News casts and political comment around the western world have reported tirelessly on how European nations might come to terms with this mass influx of refugees leaving these nation states economically and socially challenged.
In recent months the stories of refugee drama has been frightening with even the immigration placid US President Barrack Obama calling attention to the plight of Europe. Tour operators are calling on political stability in Europe.
Australia's former Prime Minister Tony Abbott late last year warned European leaders of the scenario that is now playing itself out. Few leaders listened. Now the boot is on the other foot. They are all ears.
Sweden is in turmoil. Even the Australian 60 Minutes film crew had a dose of the issue. Swedish Police will not enter certain districts. Commentators have been saying for a little time now, Sweden is lost to such chaos.
Denmark has strengthened its laws in these issues and are already removing from any immigrant anything of value to help pay for their immigration refugee policies.
The Netherlands have put up the biggest fight against such an influx where there is already a clear demarcation in considerations of one law for all.
Bombings in France and Belgium by Islamists has demonstrated to the world there are no reasonable compromise possibilities. Belgium's PM admitted Muslims celebrated in the streets on hearing of the bombings.
Integration is at the very centre of the European disaster – the politically militant Muslims are refusing to make any effort in becoming part of the Europe as has been recognised and known – rather their demand is two fold, first their own legal and social system and second, the entire European block falls under their political and social program – ie Islam and Sharia Law.
Germany
Germany has in many ways brought this problem upon themselves. Open door. Chancellor Angela Merkel bluntly refuses to see her policies as being the blame, rather her own people's refusal to accept and help these refugees to a better life.
Germany is rich. Germany is industrious. Germany opens its arms. Germany has a residual anti-Semite sentiment.
Now things are changing. Germany had opened its doors to well over a million such refugees and the Government's policy to demand silence on rapes, community all out fights, property destruction, murder and physical damage and abuse was side stepped by social media.
Germany became a horrible place. Now something is happening.
One of many
One recent report: Muslim migrants integrate or lose their right to residency.
"In light of the supremacist, authoritarian, discriminatory and violent aspects of Sharia, this should be an ironclad and irrevocable requirement, and not just in Germany, but everywhere. It will, however, place Germany on a collision course with Sharia supremacists. Who will blink first is anyone's guess. "
The writer stated: "In my view the Germans will give up this demand and surrender."
The initiative came after voters punished Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives in regional elections earlier in March, giving a thumbs-down to her open-door refugee policy and turning in droves to the anti-immigrant party Alternative for Germany (AfD). The ballot box is speaking.
German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said - "For those who refuse to learn German, for those who refuse to allow their relatives to integrate — for instance women or girls — for those who reject job offers: for them, there cannot be an unlimited settlement permit after three years."
Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel welcomed the draft law, which is planned for next month (May). "We must not only support integration but demand it," Gabriel claimed.
European Christians
Every evangelical Christian mission through Europe are at their whit's end with innumerable reports of resources running low, food assistance limited, behind the scenes counselling finding frightened refugees desperately wanting 'out of their current holds' and looking for both social, economic and religious freedom.
Here we're seeing hundreds of Muslims making a clean break from Islam into the arms of Christ through these European ministries.
Christian news casts are claiming this is the answer to Europe's problems, Jesus Christ and the freedom that becoming a follower of Jesus brings. National laws must clearly and unmistakably support such evangelical opportunities.
Dr Mark Tronson is a Baptist minister (retired) who served as the Australian cricket team chaplain for 17 years (2000 ret) and established Life After Cricket in 2001. He was recognised by the Olympic Ministry Medal in 2009 presented by Carl Lewis Olympian of the Century. He mentors young writers and has written 24 books, and enjoys writing. He is married to Delma, with four adult children and grand-children.
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