> urged refugees in northern Germany to stay put, after declaring that the Nordic nation
> is now unable to guarantee beds for all asylum seekers.
The fact that the incredibly generous & humanitarian Swedes are admitting that they
are full of asylum seekers might just be a trigger to a much bigger & wider issue.
I cannot imagine that the inhabitants of Northern Germany are going to be too happy
about the increasing numbers of migrants building up there due to the combination
of a closed door ahead of them but a trail of still migrating people behind.
This could well lead to Germany closing their doors to avoid fueling the more extreme
nationalists there and that, in turn, will knock-on to the other countries "upstream" of
them.
The time to really worry will be when it isn't just a case of "not allowing more in" but
instead turns to "sending them back".
That's when it could get very messy indeed.
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