Very one sided piece indeed. But like everything in life, there are two sides to a story. The arson at asylum facilities and the repulsive quote that drew all the clicks (let's face it) are appalling indeed. But this sort of social convulsion is hardly surprising during such a refugee crisis coupled with large scale terrorism. These are times when the bad guys got inside Europe together with the good ones who genuinely needed help. Everyone is scared and it's only natural that most people will turn against mass immigration under these circumstances. There are other factors such as the loss of identity a country goes through - a country with reduced population at that, which would see its ethnic composition warped, and the economic impact it would have. But for the most part, these people are worried about their country - a free, liberal, modern country with freedom of expression having its identity warped by the ascension of radical, intolerant forms of religion, by people who refuse to integrate and embrace another culture. This is maybe the biggest worry. It struck me how naive the reporter sounded (or maybe she has precognitive powers) when she said "it has worked in countries like the UK". Well, has it? Look at some things that happened in Luton not long ago. Let's wait another 20 years and we'll see if it really worked out for the UK.