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Friday, November 22, 2019

Greece cracks down on illegal alien Muslims


Police Fire Tear Gas, Stun Grenades At Migrants In Greece ...

Does Greece Have The Right to Exist?

  • Open borders policies and welfare are seeing Greece and other European nations being re-populated by millions of "immigrants" from Asian and African nations.
  • Simply, do nations and cultures like Greece and Italy have the right to exist behind secure borders? It appears not. The open borders Elites want the European cultures abolished and replaced through endless immigration.


(Infowars Europe)  -  Greece has announced plans to tighten its borders and build new detention centers in an effort to mitigate an overwhelming influx of migrants that shows no signs of slowing.
Some 37,000 migrants are estimated to be living in 'camps' on five Greek islands and hundreds more are arriving on a near-daily basis.
The notorious Moria camp on Lesbos, designed for up 3,000 people, is currently packed with over 15,000 migrants, according to reports, and other camps are similarly overflowing.
The camps will soon be closed and new asylum facilities, each capable of accommodating up to 7,000 people, will be built on Lesbos, Chios and Samos, while smaller, remodeled facilities will be installed on Kos and Leros, AFP reports.
"Instead of being allowed to move freely in and out of the camps, asylum-seekers will now be locked up until they are granted refugee status and relocated to the mainland, or they are rejected and sent back to Turkey," officials said.
Additionally, 1,200 new border guards will be hired and deployed to the islands and the land border with Turkey, with a mission to render "migrant entry points air-tight."
"Decongesting the islands is a priority at this stage," said Alkiviadis Stefanis, Greece's deputy defense minister and special coordinator for migration.
"These actions are designed to show our determination in dealing with the migrant-refugee crisis."
Stefanis says 20,000 migrants will be relocated to the mainland by early 2020, with 15,000 living in camps and 5,000 in hotels.

Freedom Fighters
Only 100 years ago Greece almost did not exist. The Balkans before World War One was largely controlled by Muslim Turkey. 
The Greeks and other Christian nations fought for 100 years to get their freedom from Islam. 

A troop of Turkish soldiers pose with their rifles, circa 1912 or 1913..
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100th Anniversary of the Balkan Wars of Liberation Against Islamic Rule

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