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People Flooding Greek Islands
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| The rush for the gates of Europe continues. | |
| Just a few months ago, the big news was people traveling from all over Africa to Libya and then crossing the Mediterranean into Italy. | |
| Thousands drowned, but thanks to European Coast Guards, over 300,000 have already made it this year. | |
| Now the big news is people coming to Greek islands just off the coast of Turkey. | |
| Here's a boatload arriving at the island of Lesbos. | |
| That's Turkey in the background. | |
| You can be sunning yourself on the beach and suddenly you have visitors. | |
| Smugglers charge $800 to $1,200 a head for this short hop. | |
| But it's worth it. | |
| Because once these third-worlders have made it to any part of Greece, they're in what is called the Schengen Zone. | |
| That's the part of Europe where there is no border control. | |
| Here's the zone in red. | |
| You can see Greece at the bottom right. | |
| It owns all the islands off the Turkish coast. | |
| So if anybody can make it to Turkey, then Europe is just a short boat ride away. | |
| And once they're in the Schengen zone, they can go to any of those red countries. | |
| The media keep calling these people migrants. | |
| But they're illegal immigrants. | |
| What they really are is invaders because they occupy. | |
| They take over. | |
| Now, these illegals don't want to stay in Greece because Greece is poor. | |
| They want to go to Germany or Sweden. | |
| But illegals on a Greek island have to get to the mainland first. | |
| Take Lesbos. | |
| You can see here how close it is to Turkey. | |
| This summer, there were 20,000 illegals packed onto the island trying to get to Athens. | |
| They complained that they weren't cared for properly and rioted. | |
| Afghans and Syrians fought each other. | |
| Because Syrians have a better chance at official refugee status, and the Afghans resented that. | |
| The Greeks eventually shipped them all to Athens. | |
| Here are a bunch of them waiting to board. | |
| As you can see, the Greeks chartered a pretty nice ship for them. | |
| But if we return to the map, you can see that from Greece, the illegals have to get across several non-Schengen countries and then through Hungary before they can make it to Austria and then Germany. | |
| Macedonia is the first stop after Greece, and at first the Macedonians tried to stop this flood of illegals. | |
| But the illegals overwhelmed the police and broke through. | |
| The flood reached Hungary and washed up in a railway station in the capital Budapest, and when that overflowed, they hung out on the tracks. | |
| The Hungarians wanted to process them in reception areas, but hundreds broke out And started walking them more than 100 miles to the Austrian border. | |
| For a while, this stopped traffic. | |
| The Hungarians finally gave up and sent most of them to Austria by train, which sent them on to Germany. | |
| Now, why do they want to go to Germany? | |
| Because the Germans say they are willing to take in 800,000 of them this year, four times as many as last year. | |
| Chancellor Angela Merkel What we are experiencing now, she says, is something that will occupy and change our country in coming years. | |
| Occupy. Change. | |
| She got that right. | |
| Here are Germans welcoming the newcomers. | |
| Here are piles of supplies at the Frankfurt railway station. | |
| And here are the happy throngs. | |
| Right off the train, chowing down at a reception center in Dortmund. | |
| And so the word is out. | |
| Now is the time to make a break for it. | |
| The flood will continue year after year until it is stopped. | |
| According to Osama Ahmed, a 27-year-old Iraqi, quote, this is a golden opportunity, at least until the Europeans change their minds. | |
| Airlines have added three more packed flights every day from Baghdad to Turkey for all the people who are on their way to Greece. | |
| You see, everyone knows the best routes now because illegals carry smartphones and put up Google Maps with the latest hot tips. | |
| Here are illegals charging their phones during a stop in Hungary. | |
| So, does that mean the old route from Libya is closed? | |
| No. The Italian Coast Guard alone rescued more than 1,400 people. | |
| And last week, the Italians showed up just in time to rescue 100 illegals in a sinking boat. | |
| Another 40 drowned. | |
| Also last week, illegals from North Africa in an Italian reception center in the province of Belluno went on a food strike. | |
| They don't like bread, eggs, and pasta with tomato sauce. | |
| We don't eat this stuff, they said. | |
| They want North African food. | |
| And they slashed the tires of cars belonging to Italians who work at the center, just to make sure they got the message. | |
| And remember the illegal camp in Calais called"The Jungle," where people try to sneak onto trucks and get across to Britain? | |
| There are still 5,000 people living there, living on handouts. | |
| And they are still trying to get into Britain any way they possibly can. | |
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Europe Rejects Migrants
00:01:56
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| Fortunately, not everyone in Europe is insane. | |
| Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban doesn't want any illegals. | |
| He says, and I quote, if we allow everyone in, that is the end of Europe. | |
| Marine Le Pen of the National Front in France calls illegals, quote, a threat to the survival of our identity as free and civilized nations. | |
| The Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Romania, Denmark bought newspaper ads in Middle Eastern countries telling people there they aren't welcome. | |
| But too many other Europeans can't say to outsiders,"Sorry, our ancestors built this country for us, not for you." Israel isn't letting any of them in. | |
| The rich Gulf oil states aren't letting them in. | |
| Japan and Korea aren't letting them in. | |
| Those countries have identities they care about. | |
| But Europe? | |
| Hasn't there been enough rape? | |
| Hasn't there been enough sex grooming? | |
| Haven't enough European streets been turned into mosques? | |
| Aren't there enough Sharia-controlled zones? | |
| Haven't there been enough New Year's Eve bonfires in the streets of Paris? | |
| Hasn't there been enough terrorism? | |
| Islam has been Europe's enemy for a thousand years. | |
| Haven't we gotten the message? | |
| The people in this picture aren't in Damascus. | |
| They're in London. | |
| Europeans believe they are being so good, so generous, like these German girls at the Frankfurt Railroad Station. | |
| They don't understand. | |
| They are giving away their culture, their heritage, their identity, their country. | |
| Kindness to strangers is cruelty to their own children and grandchildren. | |