Ahhh, Foxy, you keep telling yourself that story.
I agree everything you said is true.
It is true in France, well in some places anyway.
Unfortunately when you look a bit closer the picture changes.
In the Ghettoes in Paris, I am sure there are families being your ideal
but all around them there are tribal groups ready to attack the police
ambulance drivers and firemen if they dare enter sharia areas.

Ambulance drivers in body armour ?

And those nice moslem families look out through their curtains, while
their teenage son is out throwing stones at firemen or perhaps molitov cocktails at the police.

A busload of Korean tourists were attacked and robbed. Now the Korean
government is giving warnings to their tourists.
There has been a significant fall off in tourism in France.

That is the reality Foxy and it is very little different in Sweden.

Foxy, "They come from different countries, have different cultures, speak different languages"

And that's why Trump wanted to stop immigration from *certain* countries, not ALL Muslim countries.

Some are more problematic than others, and this is also judged by people's actions. These countries were *known* for their fostering of extremists.

@Shockadelic

These countries were *known* for their fostering of extremists.

Really? In that case why isn't Saudi Arabia on the list? If you look at the pedigree of the various terrorist cells around the world they have all been fostered by the conservative muslim sect that has kept the Saudi Family on the throne.

Muslim extremism is being used by the USA as a smokescreen for a far bigger geo-political game it is playing.

The Muslim countries not included in Trump's ban list were the ones he has business ties with.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/donald-trumps-muslim-ban-excludes-countries-in-which-he-has-business-ties-20170128-gu0ptl.html

If extremist Australians were traveling the world bombing embassies, hijacking planes, hacking passers-by to death in the street, would it not be "reasonable" for countries to ban immigration from Australia?

Of course, *all* Australians aren't involved, and *most* would condemn them. But these troublemakers are identifiably "Australian" and this identity is inherent to their agenda (whatever that is).

I'm sure many would want to stop any further Australian migration, at least until the extremism appeared to die off.

The problem with Muslim extremism is that it will not die off, even after all Western powers stop interfering with the Middle East.

The animosity is "holy" versus "unholy" and will remain so *forever*.

Baygon, the reason Saudi is not on the list is probably because they
do not allow plots to be generated there.
They just fund them in other countries.
If they allowed them locally they could not be sure that the plot was
not in fact aimed at Saudi Arabia itself.