Italian terrorism expert dismisses notion that terrorists hide among refugees.

[snagglepuss]

Didnt catch her name but she just wrote a book called ISIS Rising. She makes the point that there are ISIS sympathizers throughout the world who are home-grown. These sympathizers, who fit in and know their respective cities, make the best terrorists as they don't stick out.

[CJCRANE]

1. But if you ship in hundreds of thousands of migrants in a time of austerity

this is just going to cause more problems for existing minority communities and the working poor as there'll be insufficient schooling, housing, medical care and funds available for the social safety net.

This will lead to anger in both the local and migrant populations and cause civil disturbances and worse. There will also be a ready pool of disgruntled migrants for the extremists to recruit from. Just look at what's happening in France, Germany and Sweden already.

[snagglepuss]

2. I don't think you can class refugees as migrants. Two different things.

However be that as it may, I just read that one of the jihadis was indeed in a refugee camp

[CJCRANE]

5. Firstly, only about 20% of the ones streaming into Europe are actualy Syrian.

The camps have attracted migrants from all over Asia and Africa (or less likely but possible is that they are fleeing jhadis, as the Isis freaks are recruited from all over the world).

Also, once they move away from the first safe country of refuge, they are classed as migrants.

The refugees are moving away from Turkey, Greece, Hungary etc. because they want the better government benefits and job prospects in Germany and Sweden.

[GummyBearz]

3. If someone said it then it must be true

duh

[snagglepuss]

4. I didnt' say it was true nor did she. It was an observation that has merit

as all but one of the scum were homegrown terrorists.