150,000 Invaders "Trapped" in Greece

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Originally published at: http://www.dailystormer.com/150000-invaders-trapped-in-greece/
The New Observer
March 18, 2016

A disaster situation looms large in Greece as more than 150,000 nonwhite invaders, from all over the Third World, have landed in that country expecting to be given access to Western Europe.

According to reports, at least forty boats per day are still arriving on the Greek islands from Turkey, further swelling the number of invaders.

Idomeni-camp

 

According to a report in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), the invaders are increasingly using “evasive techniques” to avoid NATO sea patrols in the sea between Turkey and Greece—evidence by itself that the nonwhites know very well that they are entering Europe illegally.

The FAZ article admitted that the first week of NATO patrols—organized in terms of a supposed European Union crackdown on “human smuggling”—had “hardly made any difference” to the numbers landing in Greece.

A recent New York Times (NYT) article revealed the flawed “reasoning” being used by the nonwhite invaders.

A “Mr. Ahmad,” interviewed by that paper in the now massive invader camp erected outside the Greek-Macedonia border crossing village of Idomeni, said that he flatly rejected any idea that he would be sent back to Turkey—even though, under all international conventions, he had no right at all to claim “asylum” in Europe, as Turkey was already a safe country.

Another invader interviewed by the NYT was even more to the point: calling himself Mohammed Obeaida, he said that they had “escaped from Turkey, but we go back to Turkey? Why? We lost our money, our homes, everything. We know the European Union is not criminals like Bashar al-Assad. And it would be a crime to send us back to Turkey.”

The flaw in his logic is of course that Bashar al-Assad is president of Syria, not Turkey—and that Turkey, where the invaders were under no threat at all, is one of the backers of the insurgents in Syria—and therefore directly responsible for the “refugee” crisis in the first place.


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The NYT said that the more than 12,000 invaders at Idomeni were just sitting there “hoping the border will reopen.” Meanwhile, the article continued, “Greece, itself nearly bankrupt, is at risk of becoming a refugee prison.”

The Greek government—which is as much to blame for the invasion as Angela Merkel—has opened invader centers in military camps, a bankrupt hotel, in the now-little used Olympic Park in Athens, and even in a castle.

So many are stranded at the port of Piraeus, near Athens, that the passenger terminals—usually where vacationers wait for ferries to the islands—are crammed to the brim with nonwhites who have landed in that country but have nowhere to go.

  • Meanwhile, the closing of the Macedonian border to all but “genuine refugees” (at least according to the official definition, because in reality none are genuine, for the reason that they all have “fled” safe third countries) has slowed the number of invaders to a trickle.

According to an article in the Bild newspaper, “only” 436 nonwhite invaders arrived in Germany over the weekend of 13–14 March, compared to the 107,000 which had crossed the border into that country in the first two-and-a-half months

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Send them ALL to AFRICA!

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This will wreak havok on Greek tourism, which in turn will make the whole country bankrupt.

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Greece is beyond bankrupt and has been for awhile now.

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When did greece declare bankrupcy? I haven't heard of it yet.

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Read about Greece and its old habit of taking loans, syphoning the money and failing to pay it back. Three times self-declared bankrupt, Greece kept itself busy after the Great War up to this day.

http://www.vice.com/read/the-history-of-greek-debt-and-bankruptcy-8876

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I didn't see the part where it says Greece is bankrupt now. Sure, it has been bailed out, so they could avoid declaring bankruptcy.

Btw, when it comes to saying Greece is syphoning money and not paying it back, don't forget that the real reason behind that was Greece's huge contribution to the EU bank bailout scheme - well above their capabilities -, which skyrocketed their CDS rating, pushing them into a neverending dept spiral. Big parts of their debt had to be borrowerd on extreme usury-like interest rates to patch the holes that the EU bank bailout scheme imposed on their economy. That money has never been spent by them, yet they are paying with their real assets for it.

What happened to Greece is a disgusting jew theft scheme, nothing more.

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The root of the problems in Greece are broken promises made by politicians, and a populace which (understandably and unfortunately) accepted that the politicians’ promises would be kept.
Greece traded its monetary independence for entrance to the European Union. This was a mistake. In fact, it also was based on lies, since Greece fudged its own finances to meet Eurozone goals to enter the common currency.
Greece’s monetary policy is essentially controlled by the European Central Bank. Greece has no control over interest rates. Greece cannot hike rates to combat inflation or cut them to stimulate the economy. Herein lies one of the problems with the Euro: the Eurozone’s needs are a balancing act and the Bank of Greece cannot change monetary policy to help stimulate the economy within its borders.
At the urging of their government, a majority of Greeks voted “No” in the first Sunday of July last year to a new bailout from their European creditors. Four days later, the same government asked for the bailout after all, under pretty much the same terms that voters had rejected.
Try to capture the absurdity of this. It is a government-debt crisis, obviously, and with such financial distress it is of little importance whether Greek economy was OFFICIALLY declared as defaulted. The major problem of the Greek society and economy is corruption, both "domestic" and "foreign." Vast amounts of funds have been misused or end up in the "wrong" pockets. The cost for infrastructural development has been reported to be three, four or even six times more expensive than the average European one. Recent evidence on the newspapers proves that ministers of defense and their teams have been vastly bribed to buy specific defense systems, contributing in increasing the country’s debt. Over the last 30 years, a number of economic scandals involving MPs have come to light. Nonetheless, nobody has ever been punished. NONE.
Why do Greeks keep voting for the same corrupted politicians again and again over the last 30 years? The political system has managed to create an army of "political customers" which created a large, unbalanced public sector in the expense of the private sector.
Yes, we talk about a bankrupt Greece and it was effectually so even before the 2010 bailout. EU is a fraud scheme, agreed, but the fact that Greek politicians go back three times in five years to the same loan shark says nothing about their pride or intelligence as people, but about their greed as individuals.
Corruption is a proffesion.

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You can't even declare bankruptcy ..when you don't even have banks any more...

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Another example what is coming.

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I would like to thank the country's in east of Europe without them we would be fucked as for Greece they need golden dawn to save them.

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Just Nuke or Napalm these roaches!.