Unstoppable migration?

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

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It was only a matter of time.

Wtf

"One girl was assaulted so badly she looked like she had been scalped, others thrown down stairs beaten up while hundreds panicked and were running for safety."

"Slovakian children had weapons that would cause severe injury while teachers locked themselves with some students in classrooms while one teacher was headbutted another pregnant teacher feared for her and her unborn.

Sounds like they should be patrolling inside the school, especially as the headmaster has tried to cover it up

[Osem]

Well the Austrian 'welcome' seems to have gone the way many others have.

Austria's daily cap on the number of migrants and refugees allowed into the country has come into force.

Just 80 asylum applications will be accepted each day at Austria's southern border, after which it will shut.

The European migration commissioner has described the measure as "plainly incompatible" with European Union law.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35609823

On Thursday, about 900 migrants were rescued near the Greek island of Lesbos, the EU border agency Frontex said. More than 83,000 people have reached the Greek islands since the start of 2016, according to the UN.

The spokesman for the United Nations Refugee agency in Geneva, William Spindler, said he understood why countries were acting independently but that it would not solve the problem.

"We are very sympathetic to the situation of Austria but the fact is that the system in Europe at the moment is dysfunctional and as a result some countries have started to take unilateral decisions," he told Newsday on the BBC World Service.

[techguyone]

If that rate continued with no increase until the end of the year, that's close to .6 million people - just at that point.

600 thousand people+.

wow just wow.

[Kymmy]

Originally Posted by techguyone

If that rate continued with no increase until the end of the year, that's close to .6 million people - just at that point.

600 thousand people+.

wow just wow.

It will though increase... Warmer weather means more people will attempt the crossing

[heero_yuy]

A TERROR warning has emerged from the European Police Office claiming up to 5,000 jihadists could be at large in Europe.

Europol's warning comes after 6,000 refugees arrived on the Greek Island of Lesbos in the past three days.

The EU crime fighting agency claimed at least 4,700 EU citizens have been recorded as fighting overseas in Syria and Iraq, with 400 suspected in the UK.

British head of the Europol Rob Wainwright estimated between 3,000 and 5,000 EU citizens have returned to the continent after joining ISIS.

He said Europe is “facing its biggest security crisis in ten years.”

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Take cover!

[Osem]

You couldn't make this up could you! Security? What security?

What's it going to take for those who, even now, argue that we should leave the gates open to see sense I wonder? I have a nasty feeling that, once the damage is well and truly done, the self righteous, morally superior beings who couldn't see beyond the end of their noses in offering their welcomes will be as thin on the ground as Euro proponents. The professional celebrity saints have already come and gone I notice - disingenuous offers of hospitality shouted out from the social media rooftops quietly forgotten about now the sad reality is evident. Quelle surprise...

I really do wish the celebrity luvvies would get off their diamond studded soap boxes and put some of their money where their big mouths are. As it is, they seem to prefer telling the rest of us what we need to do to feel worthy before putting drowned migrants out of their minds and heading off to their private estates, beanfests and ceremonies for yet more lavish self-congratulation to feed their egos.

[Osem]

More than a million migrants arrived in Germany last year, after the country threw open its doors to those fleeing the conflict in Syria. Many who arrived hoped that their families would be able to follow afterwards - but they are now finding the process is slow and difficult.

"Wir schaffen das!" cried Angela Merkel last summer - "We can do this!" But her open-door policy has become mired in controversy, especially after the incidents in Cologne on New Year's Eve, when women were assaulted by gangs of men, including some asylum seekers.

The German parliament is now passing laws that will restrict refugees' ability to bring family members to Germany. However, because the situation in their home country is so perilous, many Syrians may yet be reunited with their families.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35617232

When is a welcome not a welcome...

[Osem]

Police in Hungary say increasing numbers of migrants are breaching a razor wire fence built to stop them crossing the border from Serbia.

In January, 550 people were caught getting through - up from 270 in December. More than 1,200 were caught in the first 20 days of February.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35624118

Most of those detained in Hungary after breaking through are from Pakistan, Iran and Morocco

[Ramrod]

Most of those detained in Hungary after breaking through are from Pakistan, Iran and Morocco

refugees from a war zone?

[Osem]

Thousands of migrants and refugees have been stranded near Athens and on Greece's northern border after Macedonia stopped allowing Afghans in.

Some 5,000 people were stuck on the border and another 4,000 arrived at Piraeus port, as Macedonia said only Syrians and Iraqis would be let in.

Greece has protested at the decision, but Macedonia said Afghans were not being let in by other countries.

Last week Austria imposed a daily limit of 80 asylum claims.

Although EU officials said the Austrian decision was incompatible with human rights conventions, Balkan states along the migrant route from Greece have responded by implementing their own restrictions.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35629921

[Osem]

The German government has condemned a mob that tried to stop a bus from taking migrants to a shelter as "cold-hearted and cowardly".

Steffen Seibert, a spokesman for Angela Merkel, apologised, calling the episode "deeply shameful".

About 100 people in the Saxony town of Clausnitz on Thursday shouted "we are the people" and tried to block the bus carrying about 20 asylum seekers.

Video footage showing terrified migrants crying caused outrage.

"How cold-hearted and cowardly one must be to stand in front of a bus with refugees and shout with the aim of frightening the passengers, including women and children," Mr Seibert said.

Two days after the protest in Clausnitz, a shelter for asylum-seekers was set alight in Bautzen while onlookers applauded.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35633471

Sadly we're only going to see more of this I believe.

[tweedle]

When such things happen you can use the words "cold hearted, cowardly, racist. intolerant" but those word no longer matter. No one cares, for 10 years we've seen people called racist and intolerant. An the SJW's use these terms so often they took the meaning away.

The hard left abused those terms to the point we just don't care, once if I was called a racist I would of been horrified and took steps to show I wasn't. Now call me racist if you want but I know I'm not and I don't care who thinks different. More and more people think the same, they're only words.

[ntluser]

Originally Posted by Osem

One thing is for sure, that is if we don't clamp down on this hard they will continue to up the stakes and become ever more daring. I'd be tempted to make it clear to all these people that they will all be fingerprinted and permanently excluded from any possibility of long term asylum and citizenship irrespective of what some judges somewhere dictate counter to our wishes. They've broken the rules by not claiming asylum elsewhere and we cannot continue to allow that behaviour to be rewarded with life, welfare, benefits and ultimately citizenship of the UK.

Unfortunately, our politicians don't seem to have the common sense to come up with ideas like that.

We hear a lot about security and protecting ourselves from ISIS but if the Schengen zone border security is this bad we could well be hearing of more attacks in Europe.

I'm thankful for the fact we are an island and have a better concept of security than the EU as the Russian air force keeps finding out.

[Kymmy]

Originally Posted by ntluser

Unfortunately, our politicians don't seem to have the common sense to come up with ideas like that.

We hear a lot about security and protecting ourselves from ISIS but if the Schengen zone border security is this bad we could well be hearing of more attacks in Europe.

I'm thankful for the fact we are an island and have a better concept of security than the EU as the Russian air force keeps finding out.

The whole point about Schengen was that there is no borders within the EU. The security is handled by the external borders. Fantastic idea in a perfect world but as we know the world is far from perfect.

[Ramrod]

Originally Posted by Kymmy

The whole point about Schengen was that there is no borders within the EU. The security is handled by the external borders. Fantastic idea in a perfect world but as we know the world is far from perfect.

Bit like communism/socialism.....and there are enough feckwhits about willing to give that one more try