Shameless Merkel DEFENDS Open-Door Asylum Policy Despite Deadly Attacks by Refugees

• Who is Merkel working for? I seriously doubt it is for the German people. Any government that open doors to any Tom, Dick and Harry who claims to be a war refugee, without screening, without plan for integration into society … cannot be working for the people. Why is Germany letting in: criminals, terrorists, undesirables …? It has nothing to do with altruism. It is a deliberate Illuminist plan to destabilize and destroy western civilization. Keep in mind the biblical prophecy:
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  Daniel 7:8 & 20
  8 I was considering the horns, and there was another horn, a little one, coming up among them, before whom three of the first horns were plucked out by the roots.
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  20 and the ten horns that were on its head, and the other horn which came up, before which three fell, namely, that horn which had eyes and a mouth which spoke pompous words, whose appearance was greater than his fellows.
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  24 The ten horns are ten kings
  Who shall arise from this kingdom.
  And another shall rise after them;
  He shall be different from the first ones,
  And shall subdue three kings.
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• At the moment, 3 European nations are under terrorist attacks: France, Germany and Belgium. These nations are being destabilized. Could these 3 nations be the ones mentioned in Daniel 7:8,20 & 24? Will we see the super merger of these 3 nations under the Anti-Christ?
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• See also:
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  Merkel MUST go! Germans plan ‘huge’ demonstration over leader’s open door asylum policy
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• Shameless Merkel DEFENDS Open-Door Asylum Policy Despite Deadly Attacks by Refugees
  by FRASER MOORE, http://www.express.co.uk/  
  ANGELA Merkel has claimed she “did the right thing” by allowing hundreds of thousands of refugees enter Germany last year.
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  This is despite three horrific attacks in the country having been committed by asylum seekers this month alone. The German chancellor declared this week she “stands by” the decision to take in thousands since last summer. She said: “I stand by the political decisions we’ve made. “As chancellor, I am responsible for, by far, most decisions.
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  “I always have to weigh up if a decision meets our values — which does not mean that there are no risks.” But the comments come despite a host of high-profile attacks in Germany this month – with the majority perpetrated by migrants. A teenage asylum seeker injured 19 people when he went on a rampage with an axe on a train on July 18.
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