Muslims: Billions And Billions Soon

Two black-hooded men with Kalashnikov rifles entered the offices of satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, singling out cartoonists and writers seen to have insulted Mohammed in the past and killing them. 12 people, including two police, were killed in the attack.

Perhaps the most incredible thing to report about the incident is that , the attackers and a possible third getaway driver managed to escape and are still at large and remain totally unidentified.

Video surveillance showed the men spoke flawless French without accent, and one bragged as he ran away, “We avenged the Prophet Mohammed! We killed Charlie Hebdo!.”

Unconfirmed reports from an eye-witness said that one of the gunmen claimed to be from Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the Yemeni faction, though this was not caught on video, and may or may not be accurate.

Police are now engaged in a desperate search for the attackers, but with few apparent leads. President Francois Hollande has scheduled a “crisis meeting” for Thursday morning to discuss the incident.

Police are conceding that they can’t rule out the possibility of further attacks by the gunmen, who appear to have gotten away so successfully that they may be emboldened to simply keep attacking.

The attack has fueled condemnation worldwide, and particular shock in Paris, where a large crowd is holding a vigil at the Place de la Republique to support press freedom and the victims.

This incident has sparked hysteria as the United states warned a month ago that that ISIS is looking for “like-minded individuals in the U.S.” to carry out terrorist attacks around the world and on United States soil.

In a joint intelligence bulletin issued with the Department of Homeland Security, FBI officials urged military personnel to remove anything from their social media accounts that might lead these “violent extremists” to learn individual service members’ identities.

The federal bulletin read: “The FBI and DHS recommend that current and former members of the military review their online social media accounts for any information that might serve to attract the attention of ISIL [ISIS] and its supporters.”

The FBI also advised troops to “routinely exercise operational security in their interactions online.” The agency is concerned that ISIS members are “spotting and assessing” individuals in the U.S. who they believe may be interested in carrying out attacks on American soil against members of the U.S. military, a U.S. counter-terror official told CNN.

The FBI thinks that ISIS members overseas might be tracking personal information, including addresses, about members of the U.S. military based on social media posts.

The gunmen who attacked the Paris editorial offices of Charlie Hebdo appeared to be focused professionals who’d carefully prepared the assault. Video showing two of the assailants suggests they were well trained, striking their target during its weekly editorial meeting, when most of the publication’s journalists would be gathered in one place.

Witnesses speaking to French television reporters described the attackers as calmly entering the editorial offices of the magazine during its weekly editorial meeting, shooting the victims before declaring “Allahu Akbar” and “We have avenged the prophet,” before quickly and calmly departing the scene before police could respond.

Political Cartoonists Jean Cabut, Georges Wolinski and l Editorial director of Charlie Hebdo and famous cartoonist Stephane Charbonnier, were among he murdered..

Charb recently published an editorial cartoon that eerily predicted the attack. The cartoon shows an Islamic terrorist with the words “Still no attack in France?” written above him. But the character is shown saying “Wait! We have until the end of January to give our best wishes.”

Meanwhile a crowd of over 10,000 angry Germans assembled this week to protest the detrimental impact that Muslim immigrants were having on their country, while denouncing the ruling elites who have permitted this situation to become intolerable.

Early this week, French President Francois Hollande took to the radio to encourage and cajole his country to not be afraid of the Muslim community in France, estimated at 6 million. He identified this as one form of compulsive pessimism that continues to plague the French. One of the most popular books in France last year was “Suicide Francais,” which argued that immigration and corruption had undermined France and brought the country to its knees.

Two days later the attacks on Charlie Hebdo takes place.

With local elections in France fast approaching, many observers fear that support is gathering around the leader of the far-right National Front Party, Marine Le Pen.

Officially, Marine Le Pen has been investigated and criticized for her sympathetic ties to neo Nazi groups like the resurrected Golden dawn and other parties that have been called extremist. But the political balances in the next European Parliament and the openly ambiguous stance of Golden Dawn make an alliance still look possible.

Le Pen wants to put together a new far-right group in the European Parliament after the elections. To do this, she needs a minimum of 25 MEPs from seven nationalities, leaving the National Front looking for allies to meet the threshold.

Golden Dawn has so far remained tight-lipped about its intentions, but appears keen to demonstrate its potential to forge alliances at European level. On its official website, the party makes reference to press reports in France suggesting that Le Pen’s National Front has expectations to cooperate with the Greek neo-Nazi party after the EU elections.

Hollande is encouraging voters to have faith in French values and believe in France as a “great nation,” but his approval ratings remain in the teens.

It is unclear how the Charlie Hebdo attack will influence French voters.

Neither Merkel nor Hollande seem able to guide their disgruntled citizens away from neo –Nazi, anti-Muslim and anti-migrant movements. In her New Year’s address, the German chancellor similarly argued to reject hatred and prejudice, and instead embrace Muslims, including refugees from Syria who have been displaced by Islamic State fighting.

Meanwhile the facts surrounding the demographics of Muslims in the region are inviting the same attitudes about Muslims that existed against the Jews in pre World War II Europe.

It is also interesting to note that while Muslims are the most aggressive and the most worrisome a similar outcast remains as it did in World War II. The Roma are the most vulnerable and the most victimized in Europe today. Their experience of racism and discrimination is the single most powerful argument against the notion that Europe is a kinder, gentler world power. The xenophobia that connects movements and political parties on either side of the old Iron Curtain threatens the very modern identity of Europe — the entire complex of institutions committed to rule of law and human rights, as well as the economic bargains designed to “harmonize” the economic differences that persist between and within European countries.

It needs to be pointed out that the European Union may find themselves sympathizing and embracing the same attitudes of Hitler with regard to the Roma and the Muslim in the years to come particularly as the demographic of Muslims and Roma to Europeans will move into the billions forcing Europe into allowing Muslim leadership to be recognized in their parliament.

So far there are 1.6 Billion Muslims worldwide with at least 17 percent of them being radical or extremist. Crunching the numbers gives us a lot to ponder. We can determine that nearly 200 million Muslims are considered extremist or self radicalized. This is staggering. This is also why the religion of peace is being tainted by a minority; however the minority is a huge number of Islamist terrorists.

European population is not declining because of Islamic immigration. Of all population growth in Europe since 1990, ninety percent has been attributed to Islamic immigration.

France has a demographic of 1.8 children per household while Muslim families have 8.1 children per family per household. In southern France 30 percent of youth age 20 or younger are Islamic and most places of worship are Mosques.

In the larger cities such as Nice, Marseilles, and Paris the percentage of Muslims that are age 20 or younger is 45 percent.

By 2027, it is estimated that 1 in 5 Frenchmen will be Muslim. At the rate of demographic growth we may see France become a Muslim republic in about 25- 35 years from now. In the last 30 years the Muslim population of Great Britain went from 82,000 to 2.5 million. There nearly 1000 mosques in the UK many of them were former churches. It is also interesting to note that in England, Mohammed is a popular boys name it has always shown itself as the top name for a boy.

In the Netherlands, it is reported that 50% of all newborns are Muslim. In about 20 years from now half the population of Netherlands will be Muslim. In Russia 1 in five are Muslim, that adds up to 23 million Muslims in just a few years 40 percent of the Russian army will be Muslim.

The European Union estimates that by the year 2025, 1/3rd of all European Children will be born to Muslim Families. Germany sees itself as possibly becoming a Muslim state by the year 2050. The Germans estimate that there are 52 million Muslims in Europe and believe that this will double to 104 million in the next 20 years. In Canada the fastest growing religion is Islam. Their population has increased as well due to Muslim immigration. Believe it or not in the United States Latino immigration has improved our fertility rate as a nation however that will not at all create a number to match the Muslim increase where there are nearly 9 million Muslims in the United States. In 1970 there were 100,000. The exponential growth should send a message to the United States about who the minorities will be in the future.

Islam is becoming an soon will be the most dominant religion in the world.

We need to remember that Turkey was once a Christian nation, the heart of the Christian Byzantine Empire. The biggest Turkish City, Istanbul, used to be called Constantinople, a city named after a Christian emperor, Constantine. The North African nations of Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia and Egypt, were also, at one time, Christian nations.

Now does anyone see that the New Golden Dawn of America will have to be a controlled demolition, a takeover or surrender to the New World order?

To a people that can adjust and strive for peace, the new world will be a place of change and it could very well be a golden age of enlightenment, however with the terrorist attack that has happened in France and the primitive choices that most people make, it is more than likely that the future will be a blood-drenched miserable experience.

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