Europeans are undeniably waking up to the severity of their migrant crisis. Public officials have decided their homeland should be a testing ground for multiculturalism in determining if individuals immigrating from backward Islamic countries could live amongst a civilized people who cherish and uphold liberal democracy.
A less generous interpretation of those officials’ motives is that they hope to replace the European, molding a society of “new Europeans” out of the remnants of the chaos we’re currently seeing unfold.
Monday was undeniable proof of the barbarity of this new influx as a 30-year-old Sudanese man, Hadi Alodid, was captured on video attacking and nearly beheading 44-year-old Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Protests, riots, and destruction followed.
At the most basic levels, ordinary citizens are being sickened by what is happening. And some Europeans — at least — are asking the right questions.
On Thursday, a dialogue was posted to social media platform X — supposedly between an Irish woman and an Afghan man, according to the poster — that raises a prominent question about the flood of immigrants washing over Europe.
If these migrants are fleeing political persecution or violence, where are the women and children?
“Why is it only all men that’s coming, no families?” the woman asked.
Irish woman tells it like it is to military-age male ‘refugees’ from Afghanistan:
“Where are your women and children? You claim to be running from war, but leave the most vulnerable ones behind like cowards.”
She gets it. pic.twitter.com/s4naWqWwMK
— Dr. Maalouf (@realMaalouf) June 11, 2026