Ratonialwiki (lol) schrijft het volgende over de resoluties van Straatsburg.
Unsurprisingly, proponents of the Eurabia theory hypothesis rarely provide evidence. Claims about the demographic transformation of Europe rest on assumptions of extremely high birthrates among Muslim immigrants, which also continue indefinitely. Serious demographic projections don't suggest anywhere near a Muslim majority: the Pew Research Center estimates that the Muslim share of Europe's population will rise "from 6% of the region’s inhabitants in 2010 to 8% in 2030."[2] The only documentary evidence cited for Eurabia is the 1975 "Strasbourg Resolution" — a non-binding declaration on Euro-Arab co-operation. The document has a mythical status among Eurabia proponents, but its text does not substantiate any conspiracy theory.[3] Coincidentally, Eurabia conspiracy theorists just happen to ignore the major European-Israeli free trade deal made that same year.[4]
The theory gives no plausible reason why European elites and a — ostensibly notoriously secular — EU would want to Islamize the entire continent. A few Eurabia proponents suggest that they are cultural Marxists, whose real goal is to destroy Western civilization, and that Islam is simply their instrument. Aha.
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Eurabia#cite_note-2
De intellectuele bloedarmoede druipt er werkelijk vanaf.
Hier op dit forum zijn er nitwits die het bestaan van de resoluties zélf ontkennen, rationalwiki heeft het tenminste nog over een 'niet-bindende' resolutie.
Wat het vrijhandelsakkoord met Israel daarmee heeft te maken, ik weet het niet, ik denk dat zulke hersenkronkels alleen maar in het gefermenteerde linksenbrein kunnen ontstaan ...