The collapse of Middle East Muslim culture falls on Europe

Daily Mail:
Thousands breach Europe's wall of wire: Young migrant gets her hair tangled while scrambling into Hungary - as police say 700 children crossed border in just one day
  • Young Syrian forced to crawl under razor-sharp fence on Serbian border
  • 3,241 migrants crossed into Hungary yesterday alone – a record number
  • Migrants in desperate scramble before new four-metre barrier is erected
  • Budapest threatens to deploy army after unrest erupted at refugee centre
Europe is getting the fallout from its failure to destroy ISIL.  It is not from lack of capacity, but from lack of will and the results is a migration crisis of gigantic proportions.  It is a desperate invasion from a failed culture with people who will likely cling to that failed culture when they get into Europe.

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