400+ Migrants Take Over CDG Airport, Demand A Stop To Deportations

Sonny noggs

Bobblehats wrote: »

What in the fùck. Enough with the africans already, sick of the sight of them

That’s racist. They have as much, if not more right to be here in the EU than you or I do. Regardless of the fact they here in the EU illegally.

Sonny noggs

enricoh wrote: »

Very unsatisfactory thread title op. - the mods will probably change it to - airports getting busy as summer approaches!

Please read the script -all migrants are great and enrich us!

Engineers and doctors...

MrFresh

Seems like they are fitting in well with the French protest culture.

Sonny noggs

Waiting for someone to suggest we should bring these lads to Ireland.

splashuum

Walter Bishop wrote: »

lol The Daily Heil.

Are you insinuating this event didn’t happen?

Beanntraigheach

Atoms for Peace wrote: »

All hard won workers rights since the industrial revolution are being stripped away in the name of progress whith the left cheering it on.

The ultimate "useful idiots".

Stovepipe

mcmoustache wrote: »

The daily mail is one of the more respectable of the sites with this story. The first and second page of google turns up sites like sputnik, zerohedge, theblaze, infowars, Russia Today. The usual suspects, basically.

On the other hand, France 24 has a bit on it so this definitely happened.



I don't agree with what the protesters are looking for but like I said earlier, protesting is quite common in France. They left peacefully and that was that.

I can't see this being successful anyway. You can't expect a country not to deport people who shouldn't be in the country.

...they left peacefully before the CRS unloaded on them...

kowloon

TuringBot47 wrote: »

You're thinking of "Starship Troopers" there.

Service guarantees citizenship.

beejee wrote: »

That in itself could be a ticking time bomb.

There will no doubt be those people who will favour the abolition/degradation of social welfare (a very good thing for a society) in order to continue globalised immigration (read: impoverishment of many for the enrichment of few).

I've heard the term "managed deterioration" a lot recently, and this would be a prime example of that.

If we make everywhere equally **** the problem is solved.

Kermit.de.frog

Be amazed if the continent avoids serious civil disorder in the next 30 years.

It's a ticking bomb with ever more resentful and concerned populations not being listened to.

Yamanoto

mcmoustache wrote: »

You can't expect a country not to deport people who shouldn't be in the country.

I've almost zero expectation that the thousands of Chinese, Brazilian or Pakistani nationals who've overstayed on student visas (to attend bogus English language courses) will be sent packing any time soon.

Sonny noggs

Yamanoto wrote: »

I've almost zero expectation that the thousands of Chinese, Brazilian or Pakistani nationals who've overstayed on student visas (to attend bogus English language courses) will be sent packing any time soon.

Imagine the protests from the left. Like that Pamela Ize something or other from Nigeria, with her fake claims about FGM and faked medical history etc. Even when her web of lies was clear to all, they still supported her remaining here.

mcmoustache

SexBobomb wrote: »

Well to be fair it is a fairly outrageous demand.

I don't disagree. Failed asylum seekers should be deported as soon as is reasonably possible. The protestors were looking for something that shouldn't and wasn't going to happen.

mcmoustache

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

lol. But yet when it's non stop exaggerating about how Trump has committed treason

Before I address your questions, you're going to have show me where this happened.

mcmoustache

suicide_circus wrote: »

the welfare state and open borders cannot co exist

Only a fringe bunch of lunatics call for open borders. Is there any major in party in charge calling for open borders? If there are, I'll tell them myself how stupid they are.


Unless of course they're here where we can#'t call stupid people stupid.

mcmoustache

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Waiting for someone to suggest we should bring these lads to Ireland.

Anyone who would suggest that is one of those people you imagine in the shower after a mental feed of Gemma O Doherty videos or else they're that cul de sac troll.

Blueshoe

That was a great opportunity to round them all up and dump them far far away

mcmoustache

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Imagine the protests from the left. Like that Pamela Ize something or other from Nigeria, with her fake claims about FGM and faked medical history etc. Even when her web of lies was clear to all, they still supported her remaining here.

We had a thread on her. If you take a look, there was no one but the odd lula supporting her bullsh!t.

Sonny noggs

mcmoustache wrote: »

Anyone who would suggest that is one of those people you imagine in the shower after a mental feed of Gemma O Doherty videos or else they're that cul de sac troll.

Given that we ended up taking economic migrants posing as asylum seekers from the illegal Calais ‘Jungle’ camp it is not that far fetched, thanks to Zappone... so there is at least one of them in government.

SafeSurfer

mcmoustache wrote: »

We had a thread on her. If you take a look, there was no one but the odd lula supporting her bullsh!t.

While in reality she had civic receptions held in her honour, after it became apparent she was a fraud.

mcmoustache

SafeSurfer wrote: »

While in reality she had civic receptions held in her honour, after it became apparent she was a fraud.

Was that by that anti-racism gobsh!te? If it was by the state then that should be condemned. There's no question that she was just a fraud.

Sonny noggs

mcmoustache wrote: »

We had a thread on her. If you take a look, there was no one but the odd lula supporting her bullsh!t.

“Ms Izevbekhai enjoyed widespread public support”

I suppose Alan Shatter was one of the odd lula?

But let’s rewrite history now that we know her claims were bogus.

Gatling

The French military should fly transports in and help the police detain protesters before loading them all on to said transports and drop them off in Africa , express

mcmoustache

Gatling wrote: »

The French military should fly transports in and help the police detain protesters before loading them all on to said transports and drop them off in Africa , express

All that I would add to that is that they be sent to their country of origin once their application is rejected.


I think that dropping an Afghani or Syrian in Nigeria would be a bit cnutish.

troyzer

How is this any different to successive Irish governments lobbying against the cracking down on illegal Irish in the US?

People protest and oppose borders and deportation. You don't have to agree with it. But as usual there's the racial element.

Blueshoe

Not easy to solve a housing crisis when the yearly net migration is higher than the total number of houses being built

mcmoustache

Sonny noggs wrote: »

“Ms Izevbekhai enjoyed widespread public support”

I suppose Alan Shatter was one of the odd lula?

But let’s rewrite history now that we know her claims were bogus.

Here's the link. It'll give you an idea of what people thought at the time.

Sonny noggs

mcmoustache wrote: »

Here's the link. It'll give you an idea of what people thought at the time.

That shows what some people on here thought and i’m sure there were plenty of supporters on here also.

She had plenty of high profile supporters in the real world. Your denials don’t change that, so please don’t waste my time or yours attempting to rewrite history any further.

Sonny noggs

Blueshoe wrote: »

Not easy to solve a housing crisis when the yearly net migration is higher than the total number of houses being built

The dirty little secret that those who scream about a ‘housing crisis’ like to suppress.

mcmoustache

Sonny noggs wrote: »

That shows what some people on here thought and i’m sure there were plenty of supporters on here also.

She had plenty of high profile supporters in the real world. Your denials don’t change that, so please don’t waste my time or yours attempting to rewrite history any further.

That there was a consensus or a majority supporting her is a figment of your imagination.

Sonny noggs

mcmoustache wrote: »

That there was a consensus or a majority supporting her is a figment of your imagination.

Rubbish, there was widespread support:

“Pamela Izevbekhai’s case became a cause celebre for those who are uneasy about how the Irish State treats asylum seekers”

“On March 17th, 2008, her daughters led the St Patrick’s Day parade in Sligo, winning the hearts of those who lined the streets”

“Throughout the campaign, many in Sligo rallied to their cause”

“Fine Gael TD John Perry, who had welcomed Izevbekhai to Leinster House with party colleagues Alan Shatter and Denis Naughten in December 2008”

“Friends of the Nigerian mother of three said she was very upset by the ruling, while Amnesty International and the Residents Against Racism group criticised what they said were flaws in the asylum system. ”

Kivaro

Blueshoe wrote: »

Not easy to solve a housing crisis when the yearly net migration is higher than the total number of houses being built

It's worth repeating that over one in 5 families reporting as homeless in Dublin flew in here from outside the EU. It's almost like the homeless "charities" are actually recruiting these people to bolster the numbers.
The CEOs/Directors/Board Members of the 70 or so homeless/housing organisations in this country have to be paid their substantial salaries; irrespective of where the homeless come from.

vriesmays

Send them all to Waterford, a growing multicultural, working-class uptopia, with a university on the way.

Kivaro

Regarding the Izevbekhai case; it cost us over €1 Million fighting the various legal cases she brought against the State. The Gardai had to fly to Nigeria to prove she was lying.

It is one of the reasons why there are so many Nigerians in the country today. After that case, the Government pretty much gave up fighting the extraordinary amount of Nigerian asylum cases before the courts. We couldn't afford it back then.

It was crazy times back in those days. Welfare payments were being paid directly into Nigerian banks for Nigerian social welfare recipients here before the government decided to stop it.

suicide_circus

Blueshoe wrote: »

Not easy to solve a housing crisis when the yearly net migration is higher than the total number of houses being built

that's so racist

Bobblehats

suicide_circus wrote: »

that's so racist

Quite the compliment

SEPT 23 1989

Plenty of room over here in West Dublin

The more the merrier

Sonny noggs

Kivaro wrote: »

It's worth repeating that over one in 5 families reporting as homeless in Dublin flew in here from outside the EU. It's almost like the homeless "charities" are actually recruiting these people to bolster the numbers.
The CEOs/Directors/Board Members of the 70 or so homeless/housing organisations in this country have to be paid their substantial salaries; irrespective of where the homeless come from.

And if we had no homeless here, these people would be out of jobs, so there is no incentive for them to actually end homelessness, just apply temporary sticky plasters so they can continue along on their merry way.

Blueshoe

Bio Deception wrote: »

Why do Africans think they have an automatic right to live in France? Can I move to Nigeria tomorrow and live there?

Left wing mentality. Tip of the iceberg

Bobblehats

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Plenty of room over here in West Dublin

The more the merrier

Just keep packing them in. Concentrate...

Muddy those waters until the leafier suburbs are truly distinguished as the regal white irish.

vriesmays

Bio Deception wrote: »

Why do Africans think they have an automatic right to live in France? Can I move to Nigeria tomorrow and live there?

Terry McMahon did.

4068ac1elhodqr

beejee wrote: »

When the next economic meltdown comes along there'll be hell to pay across Europe.

That's just one cyclical factor (rise and fall of stock markets), there are several other risks:

i) Automation: Wiping out 40%c of the workforce by 2030's (mostly low-skilled occupations, as favoured by non-eu-undocumented migrants). Even the (tax free) black labour market will take a hit.

ii) Conflict: Even a small (internal) conflict in Libya this year might see +1m enter the EU (illegally). But currently battlegroups are encircling Iran, that would be a very different cup of tea if it kicked off. Even little Rockeman Kim, has the potential to bring 90% of the west down with just 1 or 2 throwing sticks.

iii) Climate change: (see also iv below) Rather than the current spin for political ends. The West should be making practial inroads to actually help A&ME. Ideally 'green' power plants (not opening 50yr coal mines as China has there), and share technological advancements in horticulture.

iv) Colonisation: Going forward, 'Africa's ass' may well be owned by the mighty China. Who (by 2060) will have the GDP of USA & USE{EU} (combined). An African takeover wouldn't be a great surprise to anyone. So rather than brain draining, or general mass migration from the 2bn (expected 2050) in the world's fastest growing states, help them help themselves, and with that establish balancing influence there.

Mad_maxx

Blueshoe wrote: »

Not easy to solve a housing crisis when the yearly net migration is higher than the total number of houses being built

Don't be redicolous, immigration has absolutely no effect whatsoever on housing demand, surely the media would say so otherwise

Mad_maxx

Kivaro wrote: »

Regarding the Izevbekhai case; it cost us over €1 Million fighting the various legal cases she brought against the State. The Gardai had to fly to Nigeria to prove she was lying.

It is one of the reasons why there are so many Nigerians in the country today. After that case, the Government pretty much gave up fighting the extraordinary amount of Nigerian asylum cases before the courts. We couldn't afford it back then.

It was crazy times back in those days. Welfare payments were being paid directly into Nigerian banks for Nigerian social welfare recipients here before the government decided to stop it.

Remember the 2004 referendum where 70% plus voted to end the anchor babies racket, fintan o tooles piece the day before the vote had the following headline

" we are better than this"

The green party, the soc dems, sinn fein, Labour and of course RTE, are all pushing to overturn that electoral choice

Pero_Bueno

Walter Bishop wrote: »

lol The Daily Heil.

Brilliant!
So this never happened, there is no issue at all with migration, everyone has open minded western values, and we should worry about nothing.

Phew, thanks for setting my mind at ease there.

RandomName2

tonycascarino wrote: »

I can never understand these people. If they don't like it in France (or any other European country), then go home. Nobody asked them to come. As the old saying goes, 'Give an inch and they will take a mile'

At least they are being honest. There are plenty of people who do not believe in borders, who just say what they are against (like opposition to 'fortress Europe') without explicitly spelling out what they envision for the rest of us.

stefanovich

mcmoustache wrote: »

Let them protest; it's as french as cheese, wine and smoking.

But continue with the deportations.

This one's not complicated.

How thoughtful of them to congregate in a place when they can easily be dispatched back to their country of origin.

Ulysses Gaze

Remember now. We need these people to pay for our pensions....

enricoh

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

Remember now. We need these people to pay for our pensions....

The homeless industry need these people to keep the crisis going.
get mcverry to charter a plane and load up, maybe rte can make a documentary out of it!

Ulysses Gaze

enricoh wrote: »

The homeless industry need these people to keep the crisis going.
get mcverry to charter a plane and load up, maybe rte can make a documentary out of it!

Same with the Asylum industry.

Stephen15

Coming to Ireland very soon if we don't start voting nationalist parties in. I suggest people give Lauren Southern's excellent Youtube documentary Borderless a watch if you get the time really exposes the truth about the asylum industry.