The body of a man who was killed in an apartment explosion in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin has still not been recovered. Police have been unable to enter the premises so far, due to the fact that dangerously volatile chemicals have been detected inside. Other explosive materials have also been recovered from the garage for the same apartment building.
In other news, the first black person elected to the Italian Senate has been a member of the Lega Nord for twenty years.
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15 Reasons to Prep Even if Doomsday Never Arrives
After the stock market crash in 2008, many preppers warned that doomsday was imminent and that people should prepare while they still can. But doomsday never arrived. In fact, over the last few years things have gradually improved. The stock market is higher than ever, and unemployment is way down.
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Body of Man Killed in Explosion Still Not Recovered
BEAVER DAM, Wis. (AP) _ Police in Beaver Dam still have not been able to recover the body of a man killed in an explosion at an apartment.
The unidentified man died in the explosion Monday afternoon. Police Chief John Kreuziger said a news conference Tuesday that chemicals in that apartment are still too volatile for officers to enter the unit. Kreuziger says authorities entered Monday, determined the man was dead and took photos of the chemicals and what the chief says are “explosive devices.”
He says officers are currently working in the garage at the apartment building where chemicals have also been found.
Agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are helping local law enforcement agencies investigate. Some tenants who were evacuated Monday have not yet been allowed to return to their apartments.
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Body of Man Killed in Explosion Still Not Recovered: Update-2
BEAVER DAM, Wis. (WBAY) — The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office says an apartment explosion in Beaver Dam that killed one man appears to be the result of bomb-making activity.
The explosion happened on the second floor of the complex Monday afternoon, blowing out windows and the sliding glass door of an upstairs apartment.
Police in Beaver Dam still have not been able to recover the body.
Police Chief John Kreuziger said a news conference Tuesday that chemicals in that apartment are still too sensitive and unstable for officers to enter the unit.
“We took photos and we forwarded that to the FBI, and we got information back that definitely those are explosive devices,” Kreuziger said.
He says officers are currently working in the garage at the apartment building where chemicals have also been found.
Police say the man moved into the apartment just a couple months ago. They are not sure if he was involved in terrorist activity.
Agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are helping local law enforcement agencies investigate.
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Buffalo Woman Threatens FBI Employees for ISIS
A woman from Buffalo, tweeting under the handle “Muslimah,” pleaded guilty to using social media to transmit threatening messages on behalf of ISIS.
Safya Roe Yassin, 40, of Buffalo admitted to sending threatening tweets to FBI employees and former members of the military, among others. She also re-posted messages that she knew had come from ISIS operatives overseas.
Yassin was charged with two counts of transmitting threatening messages across state lines, a federal crime.
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Student Who Left Explosives Had Posted ISIS Propaganda, Police Say
ST. GEORGE — St. George police continued Tuesday to investigate why a student allegedly left a backpack with explosive materials in a high school and has been posting ISIS propaganda.
The student, whose name and age were not released Tuesday, was arrested Monday after a backpack with explosives was found in the commons area of Pine View High School, the area where students eat lunch.
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Why One Doctor Believes a ‘Killer Flu Pandemic’ is Just Around the Corner
Dr. Jonathan Quick, a medical doctor and one of the world’s top health professionals claims that the conditions are perfect for a new superbug in the form of a killer flu virus pandemic. Quick also believes that this pandemic could kill upwards of 33 million people in just 200 days.
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By French Court Order, Statue of Pope John Paul II Removed From Public Land
Following a court ruling mandating the removal of the Christian symbol of the cross, the northern French town of Ploërmel has sold a sculpture of Saint John Paul II to the Catholic Church so it can be displayed on church property.
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Catalonia Parliament to Vote Next Monday on New Regional Chief
MADRID (Reuters) — Catalonia’s parliament will convene next Monday to vote on the region’s new leader, assembly speaker Roger Torrent said on Tuesday, though it is unclear whether the candidate put forward by secessionist parties will be elected or not.
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Catholic Church Reports Spike in ‘Demonic Activity’ In Italy, Requests for Exorcists Have ‘Tripled’
According to recent reports, the number of people in Italy calling on exorcists for assistance to fight demonic activity has tripled, reaching nearly a half million per year.
In a recent interview, Sicilian exorcist Father Benigno Palilla told Vatican Radio that more and more Italians are engaging in occult activities, which often serve as a gateway to the demonic.
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France: Marine Le Pen: “My Political Job is to Denounce the Acts of Our Enemies”
Marine Le Pen turns the tables on the media, pointing out their selective outrage over the publication of “sensitive” pictures.
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Head of Social Media ‘Hate Speech’ Reporting Group Nominated for ‘Swedish Hero’ Award
Tomas Åberg, project manager for Näthatsgranskaren, or “Network Examiner” an internet-based group who report Swedes to authorities if they are caught posting “hate speech” online, has been nominated for the “Swedish Hero” award by one of the country’s major newspapers.
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Italy: League Will Talk to Allies ‘First’ — Giorgetti
Salvini met challenges he set himself
(ANSA) — Milan, March 5 — Giancarlo Giorgetti, the deputy leader of the League, said Monday that the Euroskeptic, anti-migrant party will hold talks with its centre-right alliances on what to do after the general election before anything else. “First we’ll talk with our allies,” Giorgetti said. “We have clear ideas about what to do and we look to the future with serenity and awareness.
“We know what we have to do.
“I think (League leader) Matteo Salvini has met the challenges he set himself”. There has been speculation that the League could join forces with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S), which is projected to be the biggest party in the new parliament, to form a new government if the centre right comes up short of winning a working majority.
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Italy’s First Black Senator League Member
Nigerian-origin IT man Tony Iwobi, 62
(ANSA) — Milan, March 6 — Italy’s first black Senator is a member of the anti-migrant League, Nigerian-origin Toni Iwobi, now a Bergamo resident who has been in Matteo Salvini’s party for more than 20 years. Iwobi, 62, is an IT entrepreneur. He became a town councillor for the League at Spirano in 1995.
Since then he has been a committed activist and has become the party’s immigration and security chief, speaking regularly on Italian TV.
Iwobi has been in Italy for 38 years.
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Italy Vote a ‘Damning’ Verdict on Elite — FT
‘Serious doubts’ new govt will continue reform path
(ANSA) — Rome, March 6 — The Italian elections amounted to a “damning” verdict on the country’s elite and there are “serious” doubts whether the next government will continue on the path of structural reforms, the Financial Times said Tuesday.
Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Italy “could hardly have delivered a more damning verdict on the shortcomings of the political classes that have governed the nation for the past quarter of a century,” leader writer Tony Barber said.
The political order established after the collapse of Christian democracy and communism in the early 1990s is “buckling”, Barber said, under the weight of policy failures and an arrogant, self-serving attitude to power that has alienated millions of Italian voters.
If the result was a triumph for “populism”, Barber said, it was also a defeat for “populism lite”. Matteo Renzi and Silvio Berlusconi, two former mainstream prime ministers, each rose to power by deploying an artfully populist political style. But in this election they were trounced, he said.
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Italy: Renzi to Skip Talks With President, ‘Going Skiing’
Up to party directorate to decide delegation –
(ANSA) — Rome, March 6 — Outgoing Democratic Party (PD) leader Matteo Renzi will not lead a delegation from the centre-left group in post-election talks with President Sergio Mattarella, according to journalist Massimo Giannini. Ex-premier Renzi on Monday said he was quitting as PD leader after its dreadful showing in Sunday’s general election. Giannini told Radio Capital that Renzi had said to him that he was going skiing and the PD’s directorate will decide who to sent to the president’s consultations with the parties before he decides who to give a mandate to form a government to.
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Italy Election Aftermath: Renzi Quits, Center-Left ‘Disappears’
With final results in from Sunday’s national elections in Italy, the depth of the defeat for the left can be fully appreciated with the resignation of the leader of the Democratic Party (PD) and the severely diminished presence of the center-left coalition in Parliament.
According to the Italian media, elections left the PD “prostrate” while the center-left coalition itself has “disappeared” from the electoral map charting political predominance across Italy’s 20 regions.
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Majority of Italian Youngsters Backed Eurosceptic, Anti-Establishment Parties
Youngsters in Italy voted overwhelmingly in favour of Eurosceptic, anti-mass migration parties in the country’s election on Sunday.
That’s according to a survey carried out by Tecne, who found that a whopping 44% of those aged 18 — 30 backed the Five Star Movement, whilst a further 13% voted for the anti-Euro Lega. Another 3% of youngsters backed the nationalist Brothers of Italy, meaning that in total 60% of young Italians backed parties critical of the Euro, anti-establishment and anti-mass migration.
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Slovak Premier Sees Soros Behind Plan to Topple His Government
Slovakia’s prime minister hinted that foreign forces, including philanthropist billionaire George Soros, were behind efforts to overthrow his government as it faces unprecedented pressure to resign.
By pointing to Soros, Premier Robert Fico, joins other eastern European leaders who accuse the Hungarian-born financier of undermining their leadership at home. Fico, now mid-way through his third time as premier, rejects calls by the opposition and the president to revamp his cabinet or call early elections after a murder of a reporter sparked mass protests around the European Union member state of 5.4 million citizens last week.
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‘The Euro is Wrong!’ Lega Nord Deputy Slams EU Over Single Currency — Will Italy Leave?
In a searing attack, Lorenzo Fontana said Brussels finance chiefs had prioritised the EU’s economy over citizens by pushing for a federalist eurozone.
He claimed this has given Italy a clear “disadvantage” while other EU nations have benefitted from the adoption of the euro.
The politician made the comments after Lega Nord and other Eurosceptic parties made huge gains in Sunday’s shock Italian election.
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Two Girls Arrested in France After Trying to Set Church on Fire
Two young women were arrested in the French department of Morbihan in Brittany after a wave of vandalism on a number of churches in the area and for trying to set one of them on fire.
The attacks on churches went on for several days before the arrest of two girls who are believed to have set several fires within a church in the town of Auray, Le Telegramme reports.
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UK: ‘Seriously Ill’ Russian Spy in Quarantine Following Salisbury ‘Major Incident’
A major incident was declared in Salisbury Monday following the quarantine and disinfecting of a shopping area and hospital in Salisbury, England, with a former Russian military colonel and one other left in critical condition.
Sergei Skripal, a 66-year-old retired Rusian military intelligence colonel who was convicted of selling state secrets to Britain during the 1990s but later brought to Britain as part of a spy prisoner swap has been revealed as one of those taken seriously ill on Sunday, reports the BBC.
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UK: Celebrity Endorsements for Sadiq Khan Crime Campaign Were Fakes Created by Advertising Agency
An information campaign working to persuade Londoners not to arm themselves with knives contained faked supportive tweets from celebrities, leading to the material being withdrawn and deleted.
Fake tweets supporting the campaign included ones from actor John Boyega — who recently appeared in Star Wars: The Last Jedi — and musicians Lethal Bizzle and Jessie J.
After it was revealed the celebrities had not been consulted about the campaign, the material was removed, reports The Times. The fake tweets were reportedly created by an advertising agency but were never removed before the project went live.
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UK: No Jail for Halal Butchers Who Danced and Caused ‘Extreme’ Suffering, Two Flee Country
A pair of halal slaughtermen who inflicted “extreme” suffering on sheep have escaped jail, with a further two suspected of similar crimes escaping justice by fleeing the country.
The two men, who worked at an abattoir producing meat in accordance with Muslim sharia law in Northern England, were handed suspended jail terms, despite being filmed dancing and singing as they killed animals, a court heard.
A total of four people were convicted in connection with crimes committed at the Bowood Abattoir, at Busby Stoop, near Thirsk, at Leeds Magistrates Court on Friday, the Northern Echo reports.
Two of them — Kabeer Hussain, 44, and Kazam Hussein, 55, both of Bradford — were seen taunting animals, waving knives in front of them, and shouting at them in footage captured by Animal Aid.
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UN Rights Chief Rejects Hungary Criticism, Says PM a ‘Racist’
GENEVA (AFP) — The UN human rights chief delivered a stern reply to Hungary’s government on Tuesday after it demanded his resignation, pledging to remain in office while insisting Prime Minister Viktor Orban is “a racist”.
“It is time to stand up to the bullies of Mr Orban’s ilk”, the United Nations High Commission for Human Rights, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, said in statement.
At last week’s opening session of the UN Human Rights Council, Hungarian foreign minister Peter Szijjarto said it was “obvious” that Zeid had to resign, given his “inappropriate” criticism of Orban…
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Vatican’s Favorite Male Prostitute Unveils Dirty Truth, Calls Out Hypocrisy
The whistleblower is a male escort, Francesco Mangiacapra, described by the media as a devout Catholic. He attempted to uncover the “secrets” of his clients in priestly garb long ago, but only now succeeded.
He has come up with a 1,200-page dossier, focused on nearly 40 priests across Italy, which he took to the archdiocese of Naples, led by Cardinal Cresenzio Sepe, who in his turn forwarded it to the Vatican. “There remains the gravity of the cases for which those who have erred must pay the price, and be helped to repent for the harm done,” Sepe said in a statement on the diocesan website.
The dossier, containing WhatsApp and Telegram chats, some of them exclusively devoted to gay dating, was meant to shed light on the “reality that is clearly in contradiction with the obligations imposed by the cassock.” In some message exchanges priests made appointments to have rendezvous with male escorts or other priests in their areas. Notably, he added added that the priests paid “hundreds of euro” and afforded premium services.
Mangiacapra, who dealt with priest clients himself on more than one occasion, said he could no longer tolerate the hypocrisy among the clergy, as they right and left slam homosexuals:
“We are talking about sins, not crimes,” he said. “I only want this out so that these people will stop preaching hatred towards gays.”…
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All-Women Convoy Campaigning for Release of Women Jailed by Syrian Regime Starts Journey in Istanbul
An all-women international convoy started its three-day journey in Istanbul on March 6 to raise awareness of the suffering of women and young girls imprisoned by the Syrian government.
With participants from over 50 countries, the International Conscience Convoy, calling itself the “voice of oppressed women in Syria,” started its journey on 55 buses after holding a press conference in Istanbul’s Yenikapi Square.
Speaking at the press conference, human rights lawyer and convoy organizer Gülden Sönmez said the journey campaigns for the release of imprisoned Syrian women and spark hope for a better future.
Currently, over 6,700 women — more than 400 of whom are young girls — are still living in these brutal prisons, said a statement by the Conscience Convoy.
“We hear you, my Syrian sisters. We share your pain and we hear you, despite the efforts of those who are trying to drown you out. My dear sisters, we’re coming for you,” Sönmez said.
“We are setting off on this journey to be the conscience of those who are in Syrian prisons,” Yvonne Ridley, a British journalist and women’s rights campaigner, said at the press conference…
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Guardian: Saudi Crown Prince Embarks on Tour to Woo Foreign Leaders
Saudi Arabia’s young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is touring key capitals this week as part of a charm offensive as his own father the Sultan ages and prepares for a transition of power, reports The Guardian.
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Pakistan: Senate Committee Recommends Punishment for False Accusations of Blasphemy
A Senate Special Committee on Human Rights on Tuesday recommended that perpetrators of false accusations of blasphemy be given the same punishment as set for those convicted for blasphemy.
“Anyone falsely accusing someone of blasphemy should be subjected to the same punishment as a person convicted of blasphemy,” the recommendation stated.
The punishment for blasphemy in Pakistan ranges from several years in prison to a death sentence. Under existing laws, a person making a false accusation can only face proceedings under Section 182 of the Pakistan Penal Code, which entails a maximum punishment of six months, or a mere Rs1,000 fine.
The recommendation also stated that anyone looking to register a blasphemy case at a police station should have to bring two witnesses to support their accusation.
However, committee member Senator Mufti Abdul Sattar, who belongs to the Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl, opposed the recommendations, terming them “an attempt to sabotage the blasphemy law.”
“Are there no other laws in the country that are being misused?” the legislator complained.
“We are not trying to make any changes to the blasphemy law, we are trying to keep people from misusing it,” Senator Farhatullah Babar clarified.
The committee has decided to forward its recommendations to the Council of Islamic Ideology…
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Sri Lanka Declares 10 Days’ Emergency After Buddhist-Muslim Violent Clashes in Some Places
Now, 10% Muslim population in Sri Lanka posed a security threat to the Hindu-Buddhist-Christian people of the island.
Buddhists’ response to the Jihadis after an unarmed man was killed by them. Mosque attacked in Theldeniya, Sri Lanka.
B Upendran | HENB | Colombo | March 6, 2018:: Now, 10% Muslim population in Sri Lanka posed a security threat to the majority Buddhists and Hindu people of the island. Though Sri Lanka’s population practices a variety of religions, the fundamental Muslim organisations have been trying to set a Jihad in the island to capture its parts under the green flag with sword and the Islamic moon and star. As of the 2011 census 70.2% of Sri Lankans are Theravada Buddhists, 12.6% are Hindus, 9.7% are Muslims (mainly Sunni) and 7.4% Christians (6.1% Roman Catholic and 1.3% other Christian). Like other parts of the world growing Muslim population in Sri Lanka is trying to clash with non-Muslim people as their tradition of Quran and Jihad.
Sri Lanka today declared a state of emergency for 10 days to rein in the spread of communal violence between majority Sinhala and minority Muslims in the country’s scenic Kandy district that left two persons dead and damaged several mosques and homes.
Violence, triggered by the death of a Sinhalese man at the hands of a mob last week, erupted yesterday in the Theldeniya area of the central hill district popular with tourists. The government sent troops and elite police commandoes to Kandy to restore order and enforce the curfew.
President Maithripala Sirisena and the Cabinet decided to declare a state of emergency for 10 days following the violence prevailed in some parts of the country, Minister of Social Empowerment S B Dissanayake told reporters after a Cabinet meeting.
A Gazette notification would be issued right away after the President signs the proclamation, giving effect to the state of emergency, he said.
Muslims claimed that around 10 mosques, 75 shops and 32 houses belonging to the minority community were badly damaged in the attacks by the Sinhalese Buddhists, forcing police to fire tear gas shells and impose an overnight curfew to prevent clashes between the two communities.
The situation, however, remained tense in part of Kandy, home to famous tea plantations and Buddhist relics, after burnt body a Muslim man was recovered today from the remains of a burnt building…
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The Victorian senator is opposed to Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton’s push to strip dual nationals of their Australian citizenship if they had engaged in terrorist atrocities overseas.
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Gavin Fry, 32, and Leah Meurer, 28, were asleep inside their bedroom in Kings Park, Melbourne, on Friday night when they woke up to four armed thugs standing over the bed demanding cash.
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‘ISIS Kidnappers Planned to Kill ‘Infidel’ British Couple Who Went Missing in South Africa’
Two British botanists kidnapped by a violent gang with links to terror group ISIS were ‘hunted’ as ‘good targets’ in a remote forest to ‘strike fear into the heart’ of those opposed to an Islamic caliphate, text messages from their attackers reveal.
Rod and Rachel Saunders were stalked as they searched for rare plants and seeds in a remote South African beauty spot, unaware of the chilling plan to snatch them.
Messages retrieved from the phones of two of three suspects arrested in the wake of the couple’s disappearance reveal the innocent pair were victims of a terror plot targeting the ‘kuffar’ —non-believers in Islam — whose bodies are ‘never found’.
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21 Feared Dead, 72 Rescued From Migrant Ships Off Libyan Coast
Rome — Twenty-one people are feared dead and 72 have been rescued following migrant rescues in the central Mediterranean, the SOS Mediterranee aid group said on Tuesday.
The survivors are being taken to the Sicilian port of Pozzallo, the non-governmental organization, which runs a rescue boat with Doctors Without Borders (MSF), said in a tweet.
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Berlin is Heading Back to the Middle Ages After Surge of Migrants
Arnold Mengelkoch is a migration officer in the Berlin suburb of Neukölln. In “Der Tagesspiegel”, he warns how a large number of refugees and migrants are changing Germany’s capital in the wrong direction. A headmistress of a focus school even says: “We are heading for the Middle Ages”.
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Christian Asylum Seekers in Sweden Face Violent Attacks, Warns Evangelical Alliance
Christian asylum seekers in Sweden, including those who have converted, are falling victim to violent attacks and the government there is failing to investigate, according to leading figures at the Swedish Evangelical Alliance and the anti-persecution watchdog Open Doors.
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German Far-Right AfD Politicians Travel to Syria in Effort to Send Back Refugees
Citing a lack of trust in media coverage, AfD parliamentarians have gone to Syria to assess the security situation for themselves. The party has been pushing to declare Syria a safe country and send back Syrian refugees.
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Greece: Fake Cohabitation Agreements Provide Thousands of Illegals With EU Residence Permits
A new Greek law for cohabitation is heavily abused to give illegal migrants Greek and EU residence permits, Greek news outlet Xryshaygh reports.
To secure gay rights in the country, a new cohabitation bill was passed through the Greek parliament. The “cohabitation agreement” was intended to give people the same legal rights as within a marriage.
But now it seems the bill is heavily abused, as some women have reached cohabitation agreements with multiple illegal immigrants, who can now get residence permits for Greece and the EU. It’s unknown how many migrants are involved but it could be hundreds or thousands as Greece is Europe’s migration bottleneck.
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Hungarian Government: Migration is Very Expensive and Integration is Impossible
Government spokesman, Zoltan Kovacs, said Hungary will continue to oppose the EU and UN’s vision on migration. According to him, migration and its related challenges is one of the country’s main problems.
Kovacs mentioned Hungary’s position is that migration must be stopped at the EU’s borders and that it is certainly not beneficial (as the UN supposes).
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Illegal Algerian Migrant Arrested for Murder of Homeless Man Was Found Wearing Victim’s Shoes
A 40-year-old illegal migrant living in France has been arrested in Montpellier after being suspected of murdering a 45-year-old homeless Romanian and was found wearing the murder victim’s shoes.
The Romanian man’s body was found in January in a vacant lot in the city by police near the Montpellier-Nîmes railway line. Police say that they were able to track down the Algerian illegal migrant after surveillance footage showed him in the area wearing the shoes given to the Romanian by a local charity, Metropolitain reports.
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The Black “Italian” senator and minister Kyenge are doing jobs that Italians do not want to do anymore.
Good comment!
Most of the women of Western civilization hate it. Every chance they get, they support politicians, msm personalities etc. who want anarchy and then tyranny. Is it stupidity or madness?
reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Kasselstrand
another reference:
https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Gustav%20Kasselstrand
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Google does not deliver it yet!
The International Conscience Convoy (all women participants) heading from Istanbul to the Syrian border, ostensibly aims to bring about the release of all women prisoners in Syrian prisons. The arrival of the convoy is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day, March 8. It’s deeply ironic to see these protesters, most wearing the hijab, some with face-covering niqabs, declare their concern for the plight of Syrian women. For many of them, treatment of women in their home countries (Turkey included for sure) also deserves the the spotlight.
Al-Assad’s prisoners, both men and women, deserve the attention of the world. But this virtue-signalling convoy is co-opting International Women’s Day for its own purpose.
This convoy is reminiscent of the Gaza Flotilla, which also left from Istanbul, on a mission to bring “humanitarian aid” to Gaza. That flotilla had all the fingerprints of the Turkish government on it, and was just as ironic since many in Turkey live in poverty—but no “humanitarian aid” for them.
The Turkish government has a long reach and Erdogan has a known hatred for al-Assad. Are these women in the convoy not aware that they are pawns in a much bigger game?
Deeply ironic, Jen, on so many levels.