Back in September, Draghi held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron about doing a better job of managing the flow of Muslim migrants coming into Europe from Afghanistan. By doing a better job, they meant taking in more migrants, since neither of them have any plan to control their own borders.

They slammed the EU’s response, criticizing those member states that were refusing to take in more Afghan refugees. 

Italy complained that it was “disproportionately affected by refugees arriving from north Africa,” but rather than control his own country’s migrant intake, Draghi expects other countries to fling open their doors to lesson his internal woes. 

France and Britain have also been pointing the finger elsewhere while failing to control their own borders.

Globalists will go to great lengths to avoid appearing “Islamophobic,” even to the point of abandoning their leadership roles and their responsibility to protect national security and the economies of their countries. They’re apparently hoping that that the problem will magically disappear.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been defending his country’s borders ever since the Syrian refugee crisis, amid constant infringements on his nation’s sovereignty by the EU, which is pressuring Hungary to take in more migrants. 

Orban has warned that “30,000–35,000 people are leaving Afghanistan every day” and are headed to the EU. Add that to the continued steady stream of migrants from North Africa.