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Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« on: September 04, 2014, 09:39:17 AM »
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2743136/Hundreds-migrants-storm-P-O-ferry-Calais-bid-to-Britain.html

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News of the ferry storming comes as Ms Bouchart [Mayor of Calais] demanded Britain compensate Calais residents whose lives have been made a misery by immigrant camps in the area.
She blames Britain for having a lax immigration policy which encourages people to try and travel there in the hope they will be given a warmer welcome than in other parts of Europe.
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French police armed with submachine guns were ineffective in stopping the rush of the mob - ,ost likely because they never fired those submachine guns.

Yes, firing on the unwashed masses yearning to receive welfare might well have caused an even larger disturbance.  Or then maybe not.  Had the French followed the example of their then-soon-to-be savior Ike Eisenhower on not only using tear gas, bayonets, tanks, and flamethrowers on the residents of Hooverville but burning the place to the ground, the would-be immigrants might also be forced to return to from whence they came.

I'm wondering if P&O Ferries will any time soon be using "The Sand Pebbles" as a training film - "Repel boarders port" with live steam works even better than firehoses.

No, I'm not inherently bloodthirsty, in spite of all the evidence suggesting otherwise.  But if you finally want to stop people who up till now you have been dealing with via appeasement it seems to me you must convince them that you now finally mean business and will not be cowed any further.  All of which is the argument against appeasement in the first place - but it seems to be almost hardwired to try that instead of standing up to the bully from the very beginning.  (Yes, I know all the arguments about pitchforks and spades against spears and swords.)

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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2014, 12:07:34 PM »
From the pictures it doen't look like a bunch of Germans or Poles or Greeks that are the "Migrants".  One wonders how they got to be in France?
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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #2 on: September 04, 2014, 12:40:59 PM »
Is that a side effect of the eu?


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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #3 on: September 04, 2014, 01:56:41 PM »
From the pictures it doen't look like a bunch of Germans or Poles or Greeks that are the "Migrants".  One wonders how they got to be in France?

Lack of any significant border security at most of the nations between their starting location and the UK. Sounds like mostly Africa and Middle East nationals. 



http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21612152-rich-countries-must-take-more-migration-burden-europes-huddled-masses

Their annual numbers are less than two or three months of our southern border.
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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #4 on: September 04, 2014, 01:59:26 PM »
From the pictures it doen't look like a bunch of Germans or Poles or Greeks that are the "Migrants".  One wonders how they got to be in France?

Etrians, Sudanese, and Afghanis along with some Iraqui Kurds.  The first two groups cross from Africa to ports like Marseilles with almost no interference or paperwork.  Most likely the Afghanis and Kurds follow their lead.

France, in case you forgot, has a large Muslim population and many of their "enclaves" have been no-go zones for the police for decades.  But apparently it gets tiring living under sharia law with no chance for sex and being totally at the mercy of somebody else for all your need (food, clothing, shelter).  UK offers excellent welfare benefits, and as has been sort of in the news of late, a pretty decent (from the perspective of a pedophile/pederast goatherder) sex scene.  Britain has police no-go zones, but not because of a fear of violence - they (the Brits) do not want to upset the multi-culti situation vis-a-vis the "Asians".

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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #5 on: September 04, 2014, 02:06:18 PM »
Which one is the sarcasm smilie again?   :P =D

Is it this one ? ;/


If it is, that's the one I forgot.   =D :rofl: :rofl:
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Re: Britain being held responsible for migrants at Port of Calais
« Reply #6 on: September 06, 2014, 06:25:48 PM »
So the mayor of Calais - in France - is upset because a bunch of illegal immigrants are trying to LEAVE Calais and get to Britain?   ???

Well, first off, it's France's own fault for letting them in, in the first place.  :facepalm:

And it seems that if a bunch of illegals/migrants/whatever want to LEAVE - you help them.
 
But it seems as if the Euros don't have any more stomach for dealing with illegals than we do.  :mad:

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