Thread: MIGRANT-ON-MIGRANT BRAWL AT GERMAN CAMP, NO ARRESTS MADE

Bringing their religious war to Europe, not leaving it behind for a "safer "new life".
MIGRANT-ON-MIGRANT BRAWL AT GERMAN CAMP, NO ARRESTS MADE

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by AFP
28 Sep 201513

Clashes at a migrants’ camp near the central German city of Kassel on Sunday left 14 people injured, the DPA news agency reported.

The clashes erupted in the suburbs of the city, at a camp made up of tents which house around 1,500 migrants hailing from around 20 different countries, and lasted “several hours”, DPA quoted the police as saying.

Three policemen were among the injured, the German news agency said.

A fight first broke out at around mid-day during mealtime between two refugees, and later involved two large groups of Albanian and Pakistani migrants, according to DPA.

In the evening, a third clash erupted, pitting a group of around 70 migrants against another group of about 300.
Police eventually restored order after several hours, but made no arrests.

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015...-arrests-made/

Clashes break out among migrants in Kos as Syrians are prioritized

Published August 16th, 2015 - 11:19 GMT via
SyndiGate.info


Syrian migrants wait to enter the port to board the Eleftherios Venizelos liner which will serve as their registration and for some housing facility on August 16, 2015, on the Greek island of Kos. (AFP/Louisa Gouliamaki)

Tensions are high on the Greek island of Kos.

Protests turned violent in the intense summer heat as around 50 migrants from Aghanistan, Pakistan and Iran expressed anger that priority for applying for refugee status is being given to Syrians.

Under international law, Syrians have greater rights than economic migrants as their country is in the throes of a civil war.
Pakistani Mohammed Ali said he felt he was being ignored by the authorities:

“We have today ignoring [been ignored] and yesterday ignore, ignore. Why are we ignoring [being ignored]? We are not human beings? This is, go to camp, in camp there is no electricity, no water and no food.”

With hundreds of migrants arriving on the island each day, several thousand are now waiting to apply for papers.

Many hope to then find a route to northern Europe, where job prospects are considered better that in crisis-tornGreece.
However, Greek authorities are reportedly still debating how best to register the huge numbers flocking to Kos, meaning the wait for a passage off the island is likely to continue for some time to come.

http://www.albawaba.com/news/clashes...ritized-731298

I feel confident, whether on that side or our side of the Atlantic, those resentments will be yet acted out once inside the country! That will make for lawful and peaceful nations, huh?