Germany has begun confiscating valuables from refugees crossing into the country, claiming the property is in exchange for services they will get as asylum seekers. According to a report from The Local, authorities in Germany's southern Bavaria state have already started taking their things. In the neighboring state of Baden-Württemberg, police have begun confiscating cash and valuables above €350 ($378) in exchange for state aid. See also: Norway deports refugees who biked across Russian border Read more [...]

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams, lookwww.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/fluechtlinge-und-einwanderer-die-wichtigsten-fakten-a-1030320.htmOf the 1.1 million that came to Germany alone, over half of them Syrians. Now if you agree on the level of destruction in Syria, you would agree with me that half of the arrivals were 'real refugees' not economic migrants.Then only some of the others, for instance, the Iraqis, Afghanis, some of the Africans need to come from a war zone, to make it more than half Read more [...]