Originally Posted by jerkules

Yes, there are 'just' 350.000 asylum request from Syrians, but some things need to be added:

- The vast majority of these 1 million (and there will be many more) immigrants are not Syrian refugees, but people from Africa, other Arab states, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, etc.
- Almost all of them are (young) men
- Once settled in Europe, they will bring in there wives and children. 1 million 'refugees' will become 4 million in a few years. Syrians that left behind their wives and kids in the Arab and Turkish concentration camps will be importing them, like the rest of the Muslim 'refugees' will be bringing their whole families from their home Muslim countries
- These 'refugees' in Europe get housed, free education, free medical care, allowance money etc, which will put a strain on the already weakened economies of European countries.
- The religious values and norms of these Muhammadan refugees are at odds with the local culture. Tensions will rise, and their will be an increase in assaults against Europeans (mostly r@pes as Muslim men are unable to control their s&xual urges), theft and violence. Also terrorist attacks will increase. Most of these Muhammadans will never integrate, will still be resentful and ungrateful once allowed to settle in Europe. Failing in society and brought up with Islam, many of the children of these refugees will turn against their host societies, just like the children did of the Muslims who immigrated in the 60/70/80's, who are now conducting terror in Europe or beheading people in Syria.

- 36 percent of young British Muslims think apostates should be killed.

A May 2013 research by the Pew Research Center sheds some light about the ways of Islam: "64 percent of Muslims in Egypt and Pakistan support the death penalty for leaving Islam.

The Pew Research Center's vast new study on the views and attitudes of global Muslim populations was bound to create controversy. Pew's study found some disturbing details: the alarmingly high share of Muslims in some Middle Eastern and South Asian countries who say they support the death penalty for any Muslim who leaves the faith or converts to another.

Afghanistan: 78%

Pakistan: 64%

Egypt: 64%

Palestinian Territories: 59%

Jordan: 58%

Malaysia: 53%

Iraq: 38%

Bangladesh: 36%

Thailand: 21%

Tunisia: 16%

Lebanon: 13%

Indonesia: 13%

The study found also that 75 percent of Egyptians and more than 95 percent of Pakistanis said they support religious freedom." Conclusion: religious freedom is good, but once you convert to Islam and try to leave it later, you should be executed.