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Originally Posted by August
I thought he was talking about British and other European subjects fighting for Isis. What does immigration have to do with it?
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Most of these figures are indeed migrants with European ID papers. People form other poarts of th world do not switch their identity and culture as easily as EU officials imply when thinking they cna just delete an identy feeling via law and replace it with an artificial test tube identity from the social-egineering laboratory.
The Sowjets tried that, and shuffled whole ethncities around to delete their roots and culture and identity. They failed, which was clearly to be seen after the collapse and the reuslting unrest in the southern provinces.
You just cannot socia-engineer a historically grown identity feeling of subjects, or whole ethnci group. One item of the mega-hybris of the EU.
Personally I indeed tend to think - and feel! - of radical Muslims not being Germans indeed. Islam has no historic place in german history, or European history - except the historical and repeated role of an attacker on Europe. This feeling is expecially storng amongst native European people in the socalled visegrad states, states east and southeast of Germany and Austria, that is, helped by thje fact that arch-conservative Catholicism and even more: orthodox Chrstian churches form their own strong identity systems. Might be one of the reaosns why the EU parliament fought so bitterly, and successfuly, against having any reference to the historic role of the Christian history as a forming fundament of miodern European culture being mentioned in the preamble of the dictate of Lisbon which effectively is kind of an - illegally enforced - EU constitution.