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By Keith Suter, published 21/6/2017Perhaps we should ask a higher order question? 'Why do they hate us?'
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Let me try to help.
In Poland (Warsaw) the Muslim population is 0.1% of the total. And almost all of these are Tartars who've been there for many generations. There is essentially no jihadist sentiment in Poland.
In Switzerland (Zurich) the Muslim population is higher at about 8% but almost all of these are from non-jihadist regions like Yugoslavia.
In Norway (Oslo) the muslim population is around 5%. Although there have been no successful terror attacks as yet, this is more to do with the success (luck?) of the Norwegian counter-terror efforts than for a lack of trying.
In the end, the level of jihadist terror in any particular location bears a direct relationship to numbers of Muslims with jihadist backgrounds in that location. Places like Poland, which, remember, has been up to its arm-pits in supporting the war on terror, understand that Muslim immigration results in Muslim terror and have assiduously refused to allow such immigration despite the best efforts of the EU which continues to press them to allow such immigration.
Asking why they hate us is the wrong question. Asking why we allow those who hate us to live among us is more pertinent.
We made a dreadful error when we started to allow and encourage Middle-eastern immigration to our shores. But we, unlike much of Europe, still have the opportunity to fix, or at least minimise, that error.
We need to stop all M-E Muslim immigration now ( if not earlier ;) ) and then start the work of snuffing out all jihadist sentiments within our midst.
It'll only take a generation or three to rectify the past immigration errors.