Whose to Blame For Migrant Crisis in Europe? Russia? Evil PUTIN? no. .

Majority of Migrants arent just from Syria.
The majority of the migrants who fled to Europe in 2015 and 2016 arent just Syrians as many NeoCons would like to believe. But the majority of them are from Kosovo "NATO occupied Paradise", Eritrea,Afghanistan and Iraq and lastly Africa.

What are they fleeing from?
Source

The vast majority arrived by sea but some migrants have made their way over land, principally via Turkey and Albania.

The conflict in Syria continues to be by far the biggest driver of migration. But the ongoing violence in Afghanistan and Iraq, abuses in Eritrea, as well as poverty in Kosovo, are also leading people to look for new lives elsewhere.

Just Recently
Not reported heavily.
The boats from eastern Europe: Albanian crisis pushes young to UK

Whose Behind the Migrant Crisis in Europe
We Europeans know whose behind the Migrant Crisis in Europe. And the rise of Migrant Crisis in Europe is not because Putin this or Russia that. But America and Western Aggression actions which they had achieved over the past few decades.

The trade deal in Africa is destroying the African farmland and farming industries and its lands, while ripping and placing people into poverty and our western media lied to everyone about the trade deal how good it would be.

NATO success stories
Are Kosovo and Afghanistan NATO success stories? while if you want to believe their propaganda then yes it is. But on the grounds there in reality is a different story.

NATO Muppet leaders arent doing anything to stop or prevent the ever growing poverty in either countries. They are just using those countries to build bases and provoke the Slavic christian countries.

a reply to: Raven95

The whole migrant issue in the ME and Africa is simply to get people out of where underground money is.

That is my opinion at least.

a reply to: Vector99

By this year and next year there will be more Libyans fleeing. It wont get reported to heavily

a reply to: Raven95

Indeed.

Of course, on a practical and immediate level, that means nothing. What matters is working out how to feed, house, and protect those who arrive from further unacceptable events coming to pass in their lives, offering them nurture, and doing our part to atone for the errors (criminal activity) we have allowed our leaders to make on our behalf.

We must spread love to those who have only recieved thus far torment at the hands of our leaders, those whose nations are destroyed wastelands coated in a fine layer of depleted uranium dust, those whose towns and cities are rubble because they were either bombed while our pilots hunted terrorists, or were blown up by terrorists our government deliberately and willingly created as bogeymen to justify war for profit.

a reply to: Raven95

It won't be reported at all. Libya didn't get better after Gaddafi died, it got much worse.

a reply to: Raven95

Apart from everything mentioned above I suspect one of the most worrying factors in this is drought:

Various numbers of biggest calamities have occurred in the history worldwide but the top 10 worst droughts are listed below along with their statistics.

Ethiopia. Probably the poorest country in the world, Ethiopia has the most vulnerability towards drought. ...
Eritrea. ...
Somalia. ...
Sudan. ...
Uganda. ...
Afghanistan. ...
China. ...
India.

www.countryranker.com/top-10-countries-with-worst-droughts-in-the-history/

Especially when it comes to African refugees and this is only the tip of the iceberg for this world problem.

If only governments had decided, to look at supplying water to areas needing it, a lot of this could have been stopped and a healthier world today.

We certainly haven't learned the lessons from many of our ancient civilisations which appear to have understood and attempted to deal with this matter.

a reply to: Vector99

These victories agaisnt ISIS are very small we shall see how long they would if they fail and or succeed the Muslim Brotherhood still runs east Libya.

a reply to: Raven95

ISIS ISIL IS wtf you want to call them are USA created. This is the one thing that is conspirifact. You have US leaders in photos with them, and you have immense destabilization in the ME to the point that the western nations need to go in and "control" the situation....they freaking MADE the situation.

Victories against these people are made when cash deals are made, yes cash even runs these terrorist groups. They are no different than the southern american guerillas the US would soon face in the war on drugs.

Manufactured enemy...manufactured solution.

originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: Raven95

It won't be reported at all. Libya didn't get better after Gaddafi died, it got much worse.

Yesterday i read in an official german mass media newspaper, that the IWF stole assets from Gaddafi, short before France and the USA attacked libya.

I mean, if it is even reported in mass media now...

All this boils down to is trying to bring a Democracy to folks that are just not ready. You at least need an 18th , 19th century level. Not a 12th , 13th , 14th Century level

a reply to: DerBeobachter

Look what's being reported of the opium production in Afghanistan since we liberated...erm, fought for...erm, well w/e we did there. Opium production is at an all time high and we found trillions in mineable metals there.

GO USA!!!

I for one, blame my neighbours.

I've never once seen them state that they are off to the post office, so they can volunteer to man the cannons or whatever we use nowadays. I tell them that i am regularly.

In reality it was my brothers and sisters in Germany that invited them.

I'm building an Ark

But the majority of them are from Kosovo "NATO occupied Paradise", Eritrea,Afghanistan and Iraq and lastly Africa.

Your own source says they are from Syria.

The conflict in Syria continues to be by far the biggest driver of migration.

a reply to: DAVID64

Your own source says they are from Syria.

After the bombing by the western coalition the Syrians fled in Thousands among others and lets not forget those who claim to be Syrians are without any passports or proof.

a reply to: Raven95

Question: Why isn't Russia having an immigration crisis? Surely Russia is a paradise under Putin.

IMO it is indeed about taking over that part of the world totally, for future money pit.

In another timeline westerns could have been actually true leaders and by now we could have been build up allot of the world and united as race more so than ever, things would look whole allot of different and we would be seeing whole allot of more than this tiny bubble of fear and chaos we see in this world.

a reply to: DJW001

Question:Why aren't NATO occupied European countries having such success? i mean Kosovo was supposed to be a success story right?

And why isn't the European Union having or enjoying great moments?

surely life in the EU must be grand right?

Surely Russia is a paradise under Putin.

As long as u dont commit crimes, murder and have a good job then life is good.

a reply to: DJW001

Are you also suggesting that currently life in the EU and with the flow of the migrants is so much better? try visiting Rome. It wouldnt be the same as it was during before the cold war era.

a reply to: Raven95


I haven't yet seen anyone post that 'Russia' is responsible for the immigration issue in Europe.


Let's see you find ONE such suggestion and you can copy and paste it. IF you can find one, I will rebut that that poster is an idiot.


Putin/Russia has much to answer for without inventing issues.....

a reply to: Raven95

Contrary to Russian propaganda NATO occupies no country. Since NATO has no standing army its impossible. Russia on the other hand is occupying countries / parts of countries.

Your source says nothing about Kosovo, Africa etc. if you are going to make claims maybe you should, you know, support them instead of relying on the fact that people will just believe it because it attacks / blames the west.

I would imagine if the EU refused any refuges we would see people like you bitching that they arent taking anyone in.