Angela Merkel's Christian Values Tell Her Turkey Should Be Member of EU So It Can Flood Europe WIth Muslims

Wait for EU vote for Turk membership in the EU.

Determined to flood the EU with Turks...and any able bodied muslim warrior... Merkel's $3.3 billion/yr agreement with Turks to allow visa-free travel for Turks to EU in exchange for aiding and abetting the migrant crisis.

From Hurriyet:

The EU pledged on Oct. 26 to help set up 100,000 places in reception centres along the migrant route through the Balkans, in a bid to defuse rising tensions on its eastern frontier over how to deal with the crisis. 

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker made the announcement after emergency talks with the heads of 10 EU nations, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, plus the leaders of non-EU Albania, Serbia and Macedonia. 

"Managing migration flows together is the only way to restore order, to slow down the uncontrolled flow of people. The uncontrolled flow of people must be stopped," Juncker told a press conference in Brussels. 

"It cannot be that in the Europe of 2015, people are left to fend for themselves, sleeping in fields." 

The meeting comes after Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia on Oct. 24 warned they could close their borders to stop them becoming a "buffer zone" for the tens of thousands of people streaming into Europe every day. 

More than 670,000 people have reached European soil this year -- many of them fleeing violence in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan -- in the continent's worst migration crisis since World War II. 

"This is one of the greatest litmus tests Europe has ever faced," Merkel told the press conference with Juncker.

From Al-Jizya:

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has offered Turkey the prospect of support for faster progress on its bid to join the European Union in return for cooperation in stemming the flow of refugees and taking back those rejected by Europe. 

Merkel also said on Sunday that Germany could accelerate the path to visa-free travel to the EU for Turks, bringing the process forward to July 2016 - a year earlier than planned. 

"A working group between Turkey and Germany is carrying out talks on these matters and this group will convene again in the coming days. We can facilitate some of these matters by holding bilateral talks," she said, speaking at a joint news conference with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu in Istanbul. 

"We would like to make some progress on this process. There are some requests [from Turkey] that need to be met."