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Italy is under attack by relentless NGO migrant transport vessels who are collaborating with human traffickers. Both are hell-bent on facilitating the migrant invasion of Europe – one for ideological reasons and the other purely for profit. The only politician taking action to stop them is Italy’s interior minister Matteo Salvini. Despite the relentlessness of the leftist NGOs, Salvini has banned another one of their migrant transport ships from entering Italian waters. [ 234 more words ]
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Italy under attack by migrant ships; Salvini is banning them - Voice of Europe

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By Arthur Lyons 1 August 2019

Italy is under attack by relentless NGO migrant transport vessels who are collaborating with human traffickers. Both are hell-bent on facilitating the migrant invasion of Europe – one for ideological reasons and the other purely for profit.
The only politician taking action to stop them is Italy’s interior minister Matteo Salvini.
Despite the relentlessness of the leftist NGOs, Salvini has banned another one of their migrant transport ships from entering Italian waters.

The Alan Kurdi, operated by the German NGO Sea-Eye, is currently headed toward the Italian island of Lampedusa with 40 migrants onboard. It’s expected to arrive in the afternoon.
The news comes on the heels of another stand-off between pro-migrant invasion forces and Salvini which was ‘resolved’ just yesterday. Ultimately, after being transferred to a different boat in Sicily, over 100 migrants were allowed to disembark once an agreement was reached to relocate the migrants from Italy to five EU member states.
Those member states are France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Portugal. How the migrants will be distributed still hasn’t been determined.
If the Alan Kurdi ends up docking at one of Italy’s ports, criminal penalties may be imposed.
In July, Carola Rackete, far-left activist and captain of another migrant transport ship, was arrested by Italian authorities after she rammed an Italian police speedboat while trying to illegally dock at the Italian port of Lampedusa.
Rackete has been charged “resisting a warship” – a crime which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
Investigations are currently underway regarding the collaboration of NGO migrant transport vessels with human traffickers. Initiatives have been brought forward to bring criminal charges against NGOs who assist people smugglers.
A commander from the Libyan coast guard recently gave a statement saying that he has personally witnessed NGOs working hand-and-glove with human-smugglers to traffic migrants into Europe.
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SHIP THEM RIGHT BACK TO LIBYA!

EUROPE PAYING LIBYA EXTORTION MONEY TO STOP THEM.

THEY DO NOT STOP THEM...THEY TAKE THE MONEY AND DUMP THEM OVER THE BORDER ANWAY

JUST LIKE MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA!

PAY THEM NOTHING AND SHIP THEM THE HELL BACK!

SAME ON OUR BORDER!


ALL VIOLENT, RAPING, MEN THAT NEED TO GO HOME AND FIGHT FOR THEIR OWN COUNTRY.

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Germany’s interior minister Horst Seehofer has called on his counterpart in Italy, Matteo Salvini, to reopen the country's ports to migrant transport vessels as NGOs increase their people-trafficking operations off the Libyan coast. Seehofer, an open borders politician, has asked Italy’s national populist interior minister why he has closed his country’s ports when most of the migrants eventually end up docking and disembarking regardless, Il Giornale… [ 354 more words ]
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Germany to Italy: "Open your ports to the 3rd world!" - Voice of Europe

By Arthur Lyons 3 August 2019

Germany’s interior minister Horst Seehofer has called on his counterpart in Italy, Matteo Salvini, to reopen the country’s ports to migrant transport vessels as NGOs increase their people-trafficking operations off the Libyan coast.
Seehofer, an open borders politician, has asked Italy’s national populist interior minister why he has closed his country’s ports when most of the migrants eventually end up docking and disembarking regardless, Il Giornale reports.
“I want to avoid the same pattern being repeated every time, with a ship with migrants waiting for eight or 14 days in front of Italy’s coasts and Salvini who does not want them to go ashore. But it always ends up docking anyway, either because migrants collapse, get sick, or there are pregnant women,” the German interior minister said.

Seehofer’s comments come on the heels of an agreement that was reached between the EU and Italy on Wednesday which allowed migrants on board of an Italian coastguard vessel to disembark at an Italian port so long as they would be relocated to other EU member states.
In response to his German counterpart’s words, Matteo Salvini said, “We are not opening anything, the ports remain closed,” adding “We are not the refugee camp in Europe.”
Salvini’s defiant words echo statements he made while responding to French President Emmanuel Macron after Macron condemned him for not showing up to a conference on migration Paris.
“Italy will not be your refugee camp… There is the port of Marseille, don’t come and put pressure on us. If you expect us to sign a document where ships arrive in Italy, you are wrong. Italians are no longer going to be anyone’s slaves,” Salvini retorted.
Recently, NGOs operating migrant transport vessels in the Mediterranean have ramped up their efforts.
French NGO SOS Mediterranee’s new ship announced that it had resumed its collection and transportation of migrants into Europe.
The German NGO Sea-Eye’s “Alan Kurdi” ship announced that it too had resumed its migrant collection and transportation service as well.
Earlier in the week, a spokesperson for Sea-Eye Gordon Isler announced that it had picked up 40 migrants while mentioning that the closest safe port was the Italian port of Lampedusa.
In a statement directed at NGOs who claim have migrant’s best interests at heart, Salvini said: “If the NGO really cares about the health of immigrants, it can set a course for Tunisia: if instead, they think of coming to Italy as if nothing had happened, they have the wrong minister.”
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No one wants this invading army of violent people.

Send them all back!