The Elephant in the room.

[HoreTore]

Take it how you want it but it is very much real, islamisation is a EU project. Kinda a coincidence all of course.

Is "positive neutrality" a term you're familiar with, frags?

[Fragony]

Is "positive neutrality" a term you're familiar with, frags?

There is nothing passive about Europe's immigration policy. There is even a quotum on how many immigrants are supposed to wash up here. Also check out EAD if you think I don't know my stuff.

[HoreTore]

There is nothing passive about Europe's immigration policy. There is even a quotum on how many immigrants are supposed to wash up here. Also check out EAD if you think I don't know my stuff.

Ah, you do not know the term. Figures. My question then, is this:

How can you claim to possess a deeper knowledge(one few people are aware of) of the policies of the mid-east in the 70's, when you do not even know about the very basic policies of that time period?

"Positive Neutrality", by the way, is the term given to Nasser's policy(no idea why it hasn't been called "the Nasser Doctrine") that he would cooperate with both blocs, but align himself with none of the two. It was a policy he actively tried to spread among the third world(third world refers to non-aligned countries), and he did manage to spread it to quite a few countries, most important among those is probably the Ba'ath movement.