Libertarian Commentary 13JAN2016, #16-02D By Nathan Barton
More and more is coming out regarding the situation in Europe. In some countries, especially Germany, there is been significant pushback, as reported by Breitbart. In Koeln, a organization which opposes more Muslim immigration and influence in Europe, staged a protest which was in turn disrupted by violent counter-protesters; some of the original marchers responded with more violence. More reports have also come of New Year’s Eve events in a dozen cities in Germany, leading many to conclude that this is a concerted effort to terrorize European people and governments. Gates of Vienna is a vehemently anti-Islamist site which speculates, with some logic, that these are the next phase of an invasion of Europe in accordance with established Muslim actions, to determine whether or not the European population and their governments will be a weak enough adversary to proceed. Continue reading

Uncovered Meat: Islamic Wars in Europe and the West, Part I of III Identifying the Problem
Libertarian Commentary on the News, 16 JAN 2016, #16-02E by Nathan Barton
A clash of cultures, clash of world views, and the resulting violence are themes throughout recorded history and no doubt in all of unrecorded history as well. When two (or more) groups of people, each with different social norms, religions, attitudes towards property and “polite society” and morals, are forced into contact, there are sparks. If there are aggravating circumstances, those sparks can ignite all kinds of trouble, including violence on a large scale. And that can result in what today is called “genocide” and more.
In the past few weeks, some very significant events have taken place in Europe, and particularly in Germany. Many of these events were predicted (more or less) because of the migration of millions of people from the Ummah (the Muslim world, also called Dar Al’Islam) in 2015. But that migration is not the only cause. Just as important as these incidents, beginning with New Year’s Eve, is the response to them by various individuals, and groups, including various governments. In the weeks since the start, more information has been revealed about past events (not just in 2015 but before). This in turn has triggered more reactions, and inevitably, more predictions about what will happen both immediately and long term. Continue reading →