The scene in Brussels airport shortly after the bomb (screenshot from TV coverage)
One headline that did strike me as worthy of attention however was this from US news site Hot Air:
French PM after Brussels attacks: “We are at war”
It is worthy of attention not because it is true (but everybody already knew that) or because it is not new (Boggart Abroad reported it December 2015 on M. Valls saying "We Are At War") No, what makes it noteworthy is that since the Paris attacks in November 2015 which saw Muslim extremists kill 130 people, and through the Brussels alert in December, various threats and minor incidents, the Cologne outrage at New Year in which hundred of recent immigrants went on a rampage, raping and sexually assaulting several hundred women, the ongoing migrant crisis and escalating violence and lawlessness in immigrant communities throughout Europe we have learned nothing.Our political leaders and the hand wringing, breast beating, attention seeking supporters of the politically correct left still think the way to solve these problems and prevent further outrages is to invite yet more undocumented, unvetted, uneducated, unskilled and uncilivised economic migrants into European societies.
Were this a problem confined by international law to the nations where refugees and asylum seekers (as our naive left wing cohorts insist the new arrivals are) it would be easily dealt with. Italy, Greece and Cyprus are not highly attractive destinations for economic immigrants (which is what the new arrivals mostly are), but thanks to Europe's idiotic but politically correct experiment with 'open borders' and EU political leaders' idiotic obsession with prioritizing the interests of foreigners over established citizens, the illegal immigrants prove their status by heading for the welfare benefit utopias of northern Europe. And once they leave the country in which they arrive, they are no longer refugees or asylum seekers.
Even the phrase favoured by politically correct sentimentality addicted lefties, "coming to Europe to find a better life," gives it away. Unfortunately these people are now arriving not just from Syria (the majority of arrivals was never from Syria) but all over the middle east, Asia and Africa and Europe, suffering the same economic stresses as the rest of the world but managing them better than most paces) and we have no better life to offer them, only blood on the streets, lawlessness in ghettos such a Molenbeek (a run down suburb of Brussels and a hotspot for Muslim extremists), sexism and patriarchalism in the family and the return of medievalism to society. And they are coming in such numbers that some areas of European cities have already been taken over.
Yes, we are at war, and it is the fault of our politicians and the media, legal system, education establishment all of which have for many years been and still are in denial about the destabilising effects of mixing incompatible cultures.
We reported on the nest of Jihadists in Molenbeek back in December last year but you don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to look first to the community, where Belgian counterterrorism operatives just captured the ringleader of the attacks in Paris, Salah Abdeslam. At the time, officials warned that another major operation had been in the works, but the rapidity in which it got deployed had to surprise them. If the Paris attacks first exposed Molenbeek as a threat to Europe, the Brussels attacks may take the mask off entirely about radical Islam in the heart of the continent, as the Daily Beast’s Nadette de Visser writes:
Belgium, wedged in between Germany, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, and France, has brought forth a disproportionate amount of jihadists. “The maximum number of Belgians who at one point were active in Syria or Iraq has climbed to 516,” Belgian Arabist and author Pieter van Ostaeyen said on his blog last month. Van Ostayen has been keeping a close eye on developments within Belgian minority groups vulnerable to radicalization. The number of jihadists, put into context, becomes quite alarming. “This number means that out of Belgium’s Muslim population of about 640,000 individuals, there is roughly one per 1,260 who has been involved in jihad in Syria and Iraq. At this point Belgium is, per capita, by far the European nation contributing the most to the foreign element in the Syrian war.”
Belgium is a small country with, sometimes, big problems. It even went without a cohesive government for a record 541 days in 2010 and 2011. Being a largely divided Flemish/French-speaking society to begin with, it had problems integrating its newcomers. Its second- and third- generation immigrants on average made little socio-economic progress, or had little chance to do so. Meanwhile, the security services in the city of Brussels have another significant issue: for a population of 1.3 million inhabitants, the local police force is divided up in six police corps spread over 19 boroughs. Sharing security information in that setting could only be complicated.
When one puts into a timeline the number of attacks in Western Europe over the past year and their relation to Belgium, it becomes apparent just how much of an outsized role the country is playing.NBC’s look at Molenbeek shortly after the Paris attacks warned about Belgium’s lax response to the rise of jihadism in its suburbs.
Belgium, with a population of just 11 million, has the highest number per capita of know militants fighting in Syria and Iraq, experts say. Many were domiciled in Molenbeek, which has a long history of links to extremism, while in Europe.
According to Claude Moniquet, a former Belgian intelligence agent and co-founder of the European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center, poverty and segregation are feeding extremism in the area. …
On top of this, officials have not taken on extremist ideology, Moniquet said.
“They completely let the bad guys do absolutely what they wanted,” he said. “They have been too nice, too tolerant, too bland. They didn’t want to see radical Islamism in this part of the country because the only thing interesting for them is peace [and quiet] and to be reelected.”
That sounds exactly like what has happened in Sweden, another small country that though it could welcome all comers, no questions asked, not to mention Germany where Hausfrau - Voplksfuhrer Merkels legendary political skill has been exposed a a fairy tale, with a friendly, left dominated media having covered up growing social problems related to immigration for two decades?
Perhaps Belgium has learned a lesson the hard way. If not, other EU nations may have and one way to measure that will be whether they ditch the no-borders policies of the past decade, and get back to securing their own nations properly. France moved in that direction immediately after the Paris attacks, and it’s time for the other nations of the EU to follow suit.
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