Erdoğan's
Islam Bomb
by James A. Bridge III
Look around Europe.
Holland. Denmark. Britain. Sweden. Germany. France. Riots. Attacks against Jews. Street protests in support of the Hamas terrorists. Burnings, lootings, beatings, and rapes, always rapes. Antisemitic acts, almost two a day. All part of President Erdoğan's Islam Bomb.
Seventeen rapes an hour. Every hour. For 10 years. Every 12 hours an antisemitic event, every 12 hours for 10 years. Ever since the 2016 assault on Europe by Muslim migrants began. Two antisemitic incidents a day, every day, for ten years. The cultural and social costs of these two facts are staggering in a Europe that has women's rights as a focus and has had to keep watch over the cancer of antisemitism. But that is not all: there are assimilation costs. The EU and member nations together have spent in excess of €40 billion since 2015 to swallow the more than three and a half million “refugees” that have attacked the borders and shores of Europe since President Erdoğan's request for special EU visa privileges for Turks was turned down in August of 2016. That cost is 14,300 Euros per refugee, per year, or $17,000.
The outrages of Muslims against their unwilling European hosts, and the ironic costs of accommodating this hostile culture in the last decade are all the planned outcomes of Turkey's Erdoğan. When the EU denied Turkey its request for special visa privileges for Turkish citizens, Erdoğan landed his one-two punch. First, the cost of assimilation. Second, the social costs of throwing incompatible cultures together. Muslims largely don't assimilate; many orthodox Muslims adhere to the belief that an unaccompanied woman is sexual fair game. Erdoğan and his team knew full well the impact of loosing this flood of humanity upon the EU. The European Union, in the 11th hour, turned down Turkey 10 years ago in this bid for special visa privileges for Turks. Erdoğan bided his time; he had already told the EU what the consequences would be—emptying Turkey's refugee camps into Europe. This was a masterstroke. Because the EU is one of the most misguided political constructs in World History. First, anyone in a EU country—native or not—is entitled to 1) housing; 2) unemployment insurance; 3) education; 4) healthcare. Second, it has no military in a unified, national sense. NATO? NATO is the world's most expensive paper tiger. NATO nations have not fired a round in anger in decades. Erdoğan and his leadership team must have calculated that cost. And how they are all laughing it up and slapping each other's backs. That cost to EU nations was on Erdoğan's mind as me mulled the myriad EU requirements—72 in all. Chief among the remediation points were 1) computer security and 2) narrowing its terror legislation to rule out political opponents. Erdoğan was not silent about his intentions. He had a warning for the EU if Turkey's request for special visa privileges for Turkish people entering Europe were to be turned down. The special visa rules for Turks would have allowed Turks to pass through EU borders as if citizens, without going through the special “Shengen” Areas, or special vetting structures and regulations. Erdoğan in 2016 had long been pressing for his land's admission to the EU fraternity of nations. When the EU presented a 73-point obstacle course as a finishing line, both Erdoğan and his Foreign Minister threw multiple warnings back at Brussels. Erdoğan warned in February 2016 that he could “open the doors to Greece and Bulgaria anytime and… put the refugees on buses,” implying he would allow refugee flows into Europe if no deal was reached, according to the Voice of American and The Guardian. As the end of August deadline loomed, on August 1, 2016, Çavuşoğlu warned, “If visa liberalisation does not follow, we will be forced to back away from the deal on taking back (refugees) and the agreement of 18 March (2016).” (Euroactiv and Daily Sabah)
Also in August, as Turkey was clearly going to be unable to fulfill the compendious EU stipulations for a visa deal, Çavuşoğlu went on the offensive. He stated that unless visa-free travel was granted by October, “the deal to stem the flow of refugees is off.” (TIME, Al Jazeera) The deadline came, and went. Turkey was not granted the special Shengen-free EU visa privileges. This was hotly followed by the human deluge from the East, largely from Turkey's refugee camps. As many as three million refugees have flooded into Europe since Turkey was unable to come up to the EU standards for issuing special visa privileges to Turks. And the cost of them in money and blood has been steep. For one, with author Thilo Sarrazin's research on Germany as a guide, from his book “Germany is Destroying Itself”, these immigrants 1) perform the worst in school, as they don't learn the language of the country they have relocated to; 2) have the highest unemployment rate; 3) have the highest population growth rate. Another cost to Europeans—particularly to European females is a human one: sexual assault and rape. The rape rate across Europe has skyrocketed since the “wanderers” struck Europe. There have been more than 1,330,000 reported rapes and sex offenses in Europe since 2015 through 2024. That is more than FOUR HUNDRED a DAY for TEN YEARS, or almost 17 EVERY HOUR. This is not a surprising development from the young me of a culture who are taught that unaccompanied females are fair sexual prey for males. With every clash with the police, with every defacement of Jewish buildings and places of worship, with every rape and violent assault, Erdoğan pays Europe back for keeping Turkey by the door. This has been Erdoğan's masterpiece—”The Islam Bomb”.
Seventeen rapes an hour. Every hour. For 10 years. Every 12 hours an antisemitic event, every 12 hours for 10 years. Ever since the 2016 assault on Europe by Muslim migrants began. Two antisemitic incidents a day, every day, for ten years. The cultural and social costs of these two facts are staggering in a Europe that has women's rights as a focus and has had to keep watch over the cancer of antisemitism. But that is not all: there are assimilation costs. The EU and member nations together have spent in excess of €40 billion since 2015 to swallow the more than three and a half million “refugees” that have attacked the borders and shores of Europe since President Erdoğan's request for special EU visa privileges for Turks was turned down in August of 2016. That cost is 14,300 Euros per refugee, per year, or $17,000.
The outrages of Muslims against their unwilling European hosts, and the ironic costs of accommodating this hostile culture in the last decade are all the planned outcomes of Turkey's Erdoğan. When the EU denied Turkey its request for special visa privileges for Turkish citizens, Erdoğan landed his one-two punch. First, the cost of assimilation. Second, the social costs of throwing incompatible cultures together. Muslims largely don't assimilate; many orthodox Muslims adhere to the belief that an unaccompanied woman is sexual fair game. Erdoğan and his team knew full well the impact of loosing this flood of humanity upon the EU. The European Union, in the 11th hour, turned down Turkey 10 years ago in this bid for special visa privileges for Turks. Erdoğan bided his time; he had already told the EU what the consequences would be—emptying Turkey's refugee camps into Europe. This was a masterstroke. Because the EU is one of the most misguided political constructs in World History. First, anyone in a EU country—native or not—is entitled to 1) housing; 2) unemployment insurance; 3) education; 4) healthcare. Second, it has no military in a unified, national sense. NATO? NATO is the world's most expensive paper tiger. NATO nations have not fired a round in anger in decades. Erdoğan and his leadership team must have calculated that cost. And how they are all laughing it up and slapping each other's backs. That cost to EU nations was on Erdoğan's mind as me mulled the myriad EU requirements—72 in all. Chief among the remediation points were 1) computer security and 2) narrowing its terror legislation to rule out political opponents. Erdoğan was not silent about his intentions. He had a warning for the EU if Turkey's request for special visa privileges for Turkish people entering Europe were to be turned down. The special visa rules for Turks would have allowed Turks to pass through EU borders as if citizens, without going through the special “Shengen” Areas, or special vetting structures and regulations. Erdoğan in 2016 had long been pressing for his land's admission to the EU fraternity of nations. When the EU presented a 73-point obstacle course as a finishing line, both Erdoğan and his Foreign Minister threw multiple warnings back at Brussels. Erdoğan warned in February 2016 that he could “open the doors to Greece and Bulgaria anytime and… put the refugees on buses,” implying he would allow refugee flows into Europe if no deal was reached, according to the Voice of American and The Guardian. As the end of August deadline loomed, on August 1, 2016, Çavuşoğlu warned, “If visa liberalisation does not follow, we will be forced to back away from the deal on taking back (refugees) and the agreement of 18 March (2016).” (Euroactiv and Daily Sabah)
Also in August, as Turkey was clearly going to be unable to fulfill the compendious EU stipulations for a visa deal, Çavuşoğlu went on the offensive. He stated that unless visa-free travel was granted by October, “the deal to stem the flow of refugees is off.” (TIME, Al Jazeera) The deadline came, and went. Turkey was not granted the special Shengen-free EU visa privileges. This was hotly followed by the human deluge from the East, largely from Turkey's refugee camps. As many as three million refugees have flooded into Europe since Turkey was unable to come up to the EU standards for issuing special visa privileges to Turks. And the cost of them in money and blood has been steep. For one, with author Thilo Sarrazin's research on Germany as a guide, from his book “Germany is Destroying Itself”, these immigrants 1) perform the worst in school, as they don't learn the language of the country they have relocated to; 2) have the highest unemployment rate; 3) have the highest population growth rate. Another cost to Europeans—particularly to European females is a human one: sexual assault and rape. The rape rate across Europe has skyrocketed since the “wanderers” struck Europe. There have been more than 1,330,000 reported rapes and sex offenses in Europe since 2015 through 2024. That is more than FOUR HUNDRED a DAY for TEN YEARS, or almost 17 EVERY HOUR. This is not a surprising development from the young me of a culture who are taught that unaccompanied females are fair sexual prey for males. With every clash with the police, with every defacement of Jewish buildings and places of worship, with every rape and violent assault, Erdoğan pays Europe back for keeping Turkey by the door. This has been Erdoğan's masterpiece—”The Islam Bomb”.
Antisemitic graffiti in France
Rape has headlined the Muslim invasion of the EU
Antisemitic events in Europe 2005-2014 versus 2015-present