Immigration and movements within the EU

Published by As i see it on 22 February, 2016 - 16:08

France Wants all Travelling EU Nationals Fingerprinted

French authorities are calling for EU-wide rules requiring travelling EU nationals to give their fingerprints and possibly also have their faces scanned.

The proposal, which is part of a much larger digital dragnet known as the ‘smart borders’ package, was discussed at an EU interior ministers meeting in Luxembourg on Thursday (8 October)..

Smart borders is a two-tiered system of biometric scans of visiting non-EU nationals – the registered travellers programme (RTP) and the entry-exit system (EES).

First proposed by the European Commission in 2013, it was temporarily shelved following concerns over its billion-euro price tag and law enforcement access.

The Commission says the systems are needed to speed up travel times and detect people overstaying their visas. Etc, Etc

But please note, if one is a Migrant or of Middle Eastern/African Origin [Especially if follower of Islam] Then this will not apply to you as you are above the law, EU laws do not apply to you, whilst you are still entitled to claim the maximum income from any EU State that you decide to live in, whilst of course paying zero taxes.

All bills, living expenses will of course be picked up by other EU taxpayers/citizens who must do as they are told and obey any and all legislation that comes from Brussels. The only exception is if the said legislation comes fromm Bonn [that is a suprise]

 

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Submitted by As i see it on 24 February, 2016 - 18:34

No Escaping Islamic Extremism: Muslims Harass Christians in Refugee Camps

It is not uncommon in Germany for Muslims migrants to gang up on Christians in refugee camps; the number of these attacks has increased in the country over the past six months, according to Protestant pastor Gottfried Martens.

[Policemen look on as refugees from Syria demonstrate against violence near the Cologne main train station in Cologne, western Germany on January 16, 2016]
© AFP 2016/ PATRIK STOLLARZ

The above relates to a picture of police looking on when refugees protest against violence?
Germany Expects 500,000 Refugees to Arrive in Country in 2016 - Reports
Protestant pastor Gottfried Martens said in an interview with the website Katholisch.de that the past six months have seen an increase in Muslim migrants' attacks on Christians in refugee camps across Germany.

So if one sees attacks on German woman over the Christmas/New year period. Plus the fact the the Cologne head of police states. Whilst most of the attacks, rapes and robberies are by immigrants of North African and Middle Eastern origin. We are unlikely to aprehend anyone.

I suppose it may be aceptable to say, If the authorities cannot maintain Law and Order. Then the rank and file German just may take the law into their own hands?.  It is going to be a difficult 2016 for some.
 

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Submitted by As i see it on 24 February, 2016 - 18:42

German authorities may deport thousands of Ukrainian asylum seekers in the immediate future if Berlin recognizes Ukraine as a "safe country of origin", the German newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau reported.

So if the Ukraine is deemed a"safe country of origin". Then Turkey must also be seen has safe country of origin?

German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said last week that the government wanted to ease deportation barriers in cases where asylum seekers are jailed for violent crimes like bodily harm, homicide, rape, and sexual assault. The German government came under pressure over its open-door policy toward refugees after a series of sex attacks on women by mostly Middle Eastern asylum seekers hit German cities on New Year’s Eve.
 

So is Germany [EU] about to get tough on asylum seekers and start forced repatriations?

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Submitted by You on 24 February, 2016 - 22:29

There has been much said about the Cologne attacks and who they were carried by.

However, this has often played into the anti refugee agenda.

I read somewhere recently that of the 58 people charged with attacks in cologne, only 3 were recent refugees. (I do notice the caveat in those few words, but I do not have access to the actual statistics and I am using the words it was reported under.)

Ofcourse many of those that made the initial headlines and pushed the anti refugee agenda will have no interest in this follow up.

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"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.