Yet again fraudulent memes being presented as fact.
In part, they’re correct. Due to immigration policies, jihadi-minded Muslims in Belgium (thanks to open door mass immigration policies) are leaving for the jihad in Syria and in Irak. What is complete nonsense however, is that these Muslims have supposedly become jihadis due to not getting a job or the apt. that they want, so they’ve gone to fight jihad abroad.
What has been shown time and again, that social issues at home have nothing to do with the advent of Jihad Ideology being proliferated throughout the world, which is resonating with first time listeners who are hearing what Mohamed has actually demanded from his followers. Jihad is the highest of callings for the Muslim, and that:
Quran (4:95) –“Not equal are those of the believers who sit (at home), except those who are disabled (by injury or are blind or lame, etc.), and those who strive hard and fight in the Cause of Allah with their wealth and their lives. Allah has preferred in grades those who strive hard and fight with their wealth and their lives above those who sit (at home). Unto each, Allah has promised good (Paradise), but Allah has preferred those who strive hard and fight, above those who sit (at home) by a huge reward “
This is the uncomfortable truth that they have to face.
“Faulty migration policy led to jihadi fighters”
Belga
Sun 22/03/2015 – 10:54 Colin Clapson
The mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever, has blamed mistaken migration policies of the past decades for the radicalisation of some Muslim youngsters and the fact that a large number of jihadi fighters active in Syria hail from Belgium. The leader of the Flemish nationalist party was speaking at the presentation of a new book by researcher Bilal Benyaich.
In his tome “#Radicalisme, #Extremisme, #Terrorisme” (Radicalism, Extremism, Terrorism) Bilal Benyaich describes the causes and a possible way of tackling extremism and terrorism in Belgium. The author claims that migration policy has failed to provide newcomers and subsequent generations a proper place in society and that results in their becoming frustrated.
Mayor De Wever agrees: “If we had followed different migration policies, if we had pursued a competent integration policy, if we had tackled the problems of discrimination and racism that this provoked much more quickly, then we would have been in a better place today.”
More here. H/T: Fjordman
