They are changing America by changing the people
Bulgaria for Bulgarians! George Soros and his open-society one-worlders will have their hands full as the unexpected (maybe not so unexpected!) flowering of the political right is coming sooner and faster than it might have if there wasn’t such a drive on (led by the UN) to pressure Europe to take in Muslims, most recently … Continue reading Bulgaria: Rise of the European right on full display as Syrians flood in
Update October 6th: Refugees complain in Sofia. I’ve been receiving alerts (dozens of them) about the refugee crisis in Bulgaria for weeks now, sorry I didn’t get to the story sooner. A few days ago a reader sent me this BBC story about the head of Bulgaria’s refugee agency being fired because the problem is … Continue reading Bulgaria in crisis as Syrians flow in from Turkey, some fear terrorists are among them
This is one more in our ‘invasion of Europe’ series. And, one more story about tiny Bulgaria being beaten-up by the international humanitarian industrial complex working tirelessly to erase borders worldwide. From Reuters: (Reuters) – Bulgaria may extend the fence at its border with Turkey to stop more refugees from Syria and Iraq … Continue reading Bulgaria may extend border fence with Turkey to slow invasion
Recently we have praised two first world countries where governments are trying to save themselves from migrant tides rising around the world—Australia and Israel. I should have added Bulgaria to the short list of countries with a will to survive. More in our invasion of Europe series….. Consider the source of the criticism—Human Rights Watch! … Continue reading Bulgaria trying to save itself from invasion comes under criticism
I bet the Bulgarians are thrilled! (Not!) This is just a short news item to keep our Bulgaria archive up-to-date. Bulgaria, on the border with Turkey, has been a gateway for Syrians and Africans to slip through the border from Turkey and get a foothold in Europe. They really do not want to stay … Continue reading UN says other EU countries can now send ’em back to Bulgaria