Right-wing extremism against Islamic terrorism, dangerous phenomenon

The events that took place in Cologne, Germany, which saw violent clashes between the police and members of the extreme right of the country, during demonstrations against the presence of Salafis on German soil, are a dangerous alarm signal is valid for all countries of the continent, already traversed by populist impulses and against immigration in general. In German the country uneasy about the growing presence of Muslims belonging to the Salafist current, which is considered among the most fundamentalist, has led to the degeneration of the protest, which has become a workhorse of the extreme right. The exasperation part on grounds partly shared, ranging from failure to include a volunteer at the social fabric of the German members of this current, to the disturbing phenomenon of many fighters, who emigrated from Germany to enlist in the ranks of the Islamic State. Although official figures speak of a few hundred fighters, about 450, actually considered more reliable estimates assess the phenomenon even five or six times. The majority of those who travel abroad to the army of the Caliphate belongs to the Salafi own. The lack of control over members of the Islamic fundamentalists, partly due to legislation that has not been able to grasp the evolution of the phenomenon, a feature common to other European Union countries, offers the far right German the opportunity to show off, buying good visibility, implementing methods far from orthodox to express their views. It is not, however, only a German phenomenon, long before she appeared Defence League organization, which since 2009 has been founded with the aim of fighting against the Islamisation of Britain; this movement would be an example for the German groups. The composition of the demonstrators mainly includes representatives of football fan associations, which are often close to or belonging to themselves neo-Nazi formations, creating dangerous phenomena of coincidence, unfortunately too often common in other countries, including violent football supporters and the extreme right. These groups can be easily maneuvered by political parties, who have focused their strategies towards populism and anti-immigrant and may constitute an objective threat to the internal balance of a country, not just in Germany. Unfortunately, these actions have the potential for success in the public eye, has become increasingly alarmed by the possible developments of terrorism that may arise with the return from the Middle East face of Islamic terrorists in Europe. These fears are justified, in which the secret service of the Western nations are already struggling, but that in the absence of measures aimed at preventing them, constitute a compelling reason to implement increasingly tense protests to degenerate. The need for joint action by the West and especially the EU, it is, therefore, more pressing, the aim must be to joint does not give an opportunity to make public demonstrations right-wing extremism, able to gain easy approval, together with the prevention of possible domestic terrorism Islamic. Such prevention should not only repressive, but especially prior acting together with the moderate Islamic authorities already rooted on the ground. That still leaves the need for a rapid regulatory action that is able to regulate the phenomenon, protecting internal stability and international action, any decision you decide to take, without creating the conditions that favor populism and extremists of any kind.