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Fear is not necessarily bigotry but we need to overcome it : Comments
By Rivka Witenberg, published 28/7/2016In psychology we recognise at least five basic threats with the fear of extinction being the most prominent one.
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I note today that France has decided to recruit an official vigilante corp.
They just do not have a big enough army to protect the public to the level expected.
Chereful said;
There may be a limit to how many attacks the people in Europe will
tolerate before military rule will have to be put on the streets
instead of the police force.
They had already almost done that but they have realised it will take
a civil force to protect the French people.
This move must surely be the first sign that a civil war will occur if
the moslems push back against this new force on the streets.
Fear of moslems is real and no one can deny the reality. We are all
aware that the risk driving on the road may well be greater, but the
fear is not so much for ourselves but for what it will mean for the
country if a major attack takes place here. It would not longer be
the same country.
Have a look at any moslem country. Do you think Australia would be any
different to those countries if moslems got control ?
Of cause not, that is they way they are. They come here because we
have done all the work over the last 200 years and they want a piece
of it also. They would spoil it because that is the nature of their
religion and government.