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The Refugree Crisis in Europe (2015)


I have been following the Refugee Crisis that is hitting Europe, Greece, and will be coming to America. My concern is that everyone is toting compassion for these people supposedly fleeing conflict zones. However, having watched the crisis I am concerned about more than some members of ISIS infiltrating Western Countries through this mass migration.

I have compassion for any Christian brothers and sisters who are trying to escape persecution, but I fear this maybe a perfect invasion. Most of the people I've seen on CBN News trying to enter Europe, Greece, and other countries are predominately Muslim; The people trying to enter Hungary, Greece, Germany, Sweden, and more are Muslim. What if this is invasion? Its perfect from a military point of view. Rather than showing up with soldiers and weapons, people get into the Western Countries and set up their families with the pity and help of the people they intend to replace and kill in the cause of Jihad Akbar (Holy War): the cause of ISIS!

Anyone who dares applaud the Hungarian police for halting entries from these Refugees is seen as hateful and cruel. This has quickly become a political issue already being discussed by pundits in the Republic Debate. Like Gay Marriage, if you speak against the Refugees, you are labeled as a Racists and in this case Islam-phobic. But I am pointing out that this is a possible scenario, where ISIS, who are radical Jihadists may have figured out they can invade with the help of those they seek to supplant and slay! Its the perfect cover, be desperate Refugees, flood into the semi-Christian countries and then take over! The numbers of Refugees are massive and they can cripple countries economies and food supplies. It is the perfect storm.

I believe the Bible mentions this event. Jesus says, "There will be signs in the sun, moon and stars. On the earth, nations will be in anguish and perplexity at the roaring and tossing of the sea." (Luke 21:25). What if the perplexity at the roaring and tossing of the sea is not tsunamis and waves, but the perplexity that has overtaken Europe about what to do about these Refugees coming across the seas in boats and makeshift rafts?

I want to say that I have compassion for those who are fleeing genocide, but I am suspicious of this Great Migration. Almost every Refugee featured in the clips I've seen in the news is Muslim. They are either women in Burkas or men named Muhammad. Everyone wants to believe this is a genuine crises where innocent people are fleeing the wrath of ISIS and ISIL. But FBI and other counter-terror groups have confirmed on CBN News, that ISIS is infiltrating through this migration. I am arguing the scale maybe larger that a few cells of ISIS moving in, it could be large majority of the Refugees! We need to pray the Lord reveals the truth and not judge countries like Hungary who have erected fences, have tough immigration process, and whose police are protecting the border. Remember, that in Islam a Muslim can lie for their faith, the only thing they cannot lie about is pertaining to Allah, His Oneness, his will, and their prophet Muhammad and his words. They can lie about everything else, why they are migrating, if they are ISIS (they can say they are not to invade); and they will be rewarded for their lying in the cause of Allah which is called Taqiyya and Kitman. (http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/quran/011-taqiyya.htm).

As Christians we need to be shrewd (1. having or showing sharp powers of judgment; astute). Jesus Christ our Savior said: "I am sending you out like sheep among wolves. Therefore be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves." (Matthew 10:16). Do not just believe something because the News media depicts it in certain light (mind you CBN is favorable to the Refugees and supporting funding aid for them, but their footage is how I have seen what is going on). Use your sharp powers of judgment and rely on the Holy Spirit. In these days we have to execute great discernment and not allow peer pressure or the bullies of "political correctness" silence us and steer us in the wrong direction. Be wise, and trust Jesus Christ.

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