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EL34x4

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3. Two things are going to happen:

Reply to True Earthling (Original post)

Sat Nov 14, 2015, 01:02 PM

Nov 2015

One, ISIS recruitment among disaffected Muslim youth in Europe is going to skyrocket, guaranteeing future attacks and two, Europe's far-right parties are going to grow more powerful as well.

Things are going to get worse before they get better. 70 years of European liberalism ended yesterday.

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Paris attacks...Will this be the end of Schengen? [View all] True Earthling Nov 2015 OP

We can only hope SoCalNative Nov 2015 #1

Why? eom BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #2

Because while it's nice to travel unemcumbered SoCalNative Nov 2015 #5

I live in Europe. BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #7

I currently live in Europe too SoCalNative Nov 2015 #10

Ah yes, passport controls BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #12

"People must present passports to enter the Schengen zone SoCalNative Nov 2015 #14

Amsterdam and Berlin BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #18

When I first moved here SoCalNative Nov 2015 #22

That is so. BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #23

Wow TransitJohn Nov 2015 #16

Two things are going to happen: EL34x4 Nov 2015 #3

It's sad but Schengen has to go LittleBlue Nov 2015 #4

+1000 smirkymonkey Nov 2015 #8

Yes. n/t Moondog Nov 2015 #6

Liberal post-war Europe is gone. Dawson Leery Nov 2015 #9

Yes. The right hates Schengen and loves nationalism with its strong borders. It is coming back. pampango Nov 2015 #11

My sister in law and her family crossed the border yesterday from France to Geneva CBGLuthier Nov 2015 #13

By Sunday, things were a bit looser, I understand. BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #21

The EU is not a unified polity. In a democracy the citizens need democratic control CJCRANE Nov 2015 #15

So Terrorists aren't just helping to destroy the U.S., but Europe as well AZ Progressive Nov 2015 #17

I love how so many here - presumably US citizens - BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #19

Well, the area is named after a small town in Luxembourg where the treaty was signed DFW Nov 2015 #20