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* Two years ago today, the V4 Report published our first article on the migrant crisis.

** Some quotes:

- "The idea of allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants — without knowing who they are first — to enter Europe from regions well known for persecuting non-Muslims and containing ISIS jihadists who have declared Europe as their “next Syria” is not compassion but sheer lunacy."

- "The Visegrad nations (V4) are made up of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary. They are the ones upholding the EU refugee laws that Germany ignores and protecting the citizens of their country as they see fit. They want to know exactly who is coming to their country and they will determine who and how many will stay. They certainly don't need lectures from France or a manipulative media nor will they be bullied and blackmailed by Germany."

Onward V4! Stay strong and united. 🔔🥊 ... See MoreSee Less

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* Czech Republic 🇨🇿: President Milos Zeman addressed the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday. Unlike many of the other bland speakers, Zeman spoke straight to the point regarding Islamic terrorism and mass migration.

** Zeman's ten-minute speech in English is presented in the link below.

*** If one is looking for a heated debate over lunch in the Czech Republic, they can just mention his name. The colorful and controversial Zeman is not perfect, but he has been a consistent and strong voice against the mass Muslim migration agenda pushed by Brussels and the UN.

Zeman is one of the few Czech leaders not intimidated by Berlin and who can speak candidly and bluntly to Angela Merkel on the realities of migration. President Zeman was an early opponent of mass migration and continues to defend the Czech nation from the multiculturalism tearing Western Europe apart.

**** Zeman spent about five minutes discussing the dangers of Islamic terrorism. He then focused on migration, which he referred to as the "other side of the coin" in a clear reference linking Islamic terrorism and mass migration.

- Islamic terrorism. Zeman labeled it as "Utopia" and a "nice dream" for those who believe there is not a "clash of civilizations" occurring throughout the world. Zeman believes the global response to Islamic terror has been weak and said the world has been hesitant to fight "anti-civilization" with its full power.

"We are sending condolences, expressing our solidarity with the victims of terrorist acts, organizing protests and demonstrations. But unfortunately, we are still reluctant to fight terrorist anti-civilization with full force," Zeman said. Earlier this year, after another terrorist attack, Zeman labeled the response of Western European leaders as "cowardice masquerading as tolerance".

He then criticized the UN's ineptitude and feebleness at combating terrorism by pointing out that - while the UN is ready to establish a new counter-terrorism office - they already have 38 anti-terror organizations or institutions under their umbrella. Zeman questioned their relevancy and resolve, pointing out that terrorism seemed to flourish with each new UN institution created. He called for a single but strong office to combat terrorism, employing all necessary measures, including military force.

- The link between migration and terrorism. Zeman correctly pointed out that Islamic jihadists are hiding in the current migratory wave, entering Europe as "sleeper cells" ready to strike. Yet, while this is acknowledged by the German federal police, the EU continues to open the borders to aggressive male migrants from violent cultures.

- Massive migration from Africa and Asia, according to the President, weakens the potential of these regions. He labeled it as "brain drain" - the process where young, strong males leave their countries instead of building them up. Zeman called on the world to help these countries by building their infrastructure, not supporting and encouraging migration.

***** No doubt, there will be attacks on Zeman tomorrow by the usual crowd of EU fanatics in Prague. The pro-Merkel groupies and "Prague Cafe" elites in Czech despise Zeman, Viktor Orban and the leaders of Poland. Their goal is to push the Czech Republic away from Visegrad to embrace "EU solidarity" regarding the migrant quotas. We saw how well this worked out for Sweden and Austria. 😳

Yet, these voices have little influence over Czechs, who want nothing to do with the multicult/migration agenda of Brussels. On this issue at least, the Czechs are solidly behind Zeman. ... See MoreSee Less

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