25,000 Strong Invasion Force Gathers

November 8th, 2015

Awake Goy

A 25,000 strong nonwhite invasion force, built up in just four days, is about to be unleashed on the “Balkan route” up to Germany after Greek ferry crews ended a strike on Friday.

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The four day strike halted all ferry transports between the islands of Kos, Lesbos, and the Greek mainland, cutting off the flow of invaders pouring across the eastern Mediterranean Sea from Turkey.

All of these invaders are, of course, “fleeing” an already safe country, Turkey. In fact, their point of departure, the city of Bodrum, is so peaceful and calm that it is most famous as a holiday beach and tourist destination.

There is therefore not the slightest justification for any of these nonwhites claiming “asylum” in Europe. Asylum seekers are, in terms of all official definitions, those fleeing a territory where they are being persecuted. This is not the case in Turkey, and thus none of them are “asylum seekers” at all.

The first ferry has already departed for the Greek mainland from Lesbos, containing 1,800 of the invaders, and the rest are set to follow in due course, German media have confirmed.

The vast number of invaders on the islands has turned them into ghettoes, with local inhabitants too scared to go outdoors and the invaders turning all public areas into litter and feces-filled slums.

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The United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) have said that their staff have “worked throughout the week to provide emergency shelter and support” to the invaders on the islands of Chios, Kalymnos, Kos, Lesbos, Leros, and Samos, “straining limited reception facilities” and forcing many to sleep out in the open.

On Lesbos, which is separated from Turkey by a six mile channel, there were an estimated 7,000 to 10,000 invaders present midweek, most of them in and around the main city of Mytilini, the UNCHR said. At least 1,700 arrived on the island of Chios on Thursday, and 900 on Samos, exacerbating an existing shortage of accommodation.

A buildup of 25,000 in four days indicates that at least 6,250 are entering Greece through this route alone each day—the equivalent of 187,500 per month. This does not, of course, include all the other invasion routes being used to enter Europe.