It’s okay when Greek so-called ‘coast guard’ ships deliberately capsize migrant boats, and shoot at them with live ammunition as some sort of sick game, but if a non-EU country did that, they would be vilified and then reported to the UN. One refugee has already been shot dead at the border by Greek police.
Greece needs to accept these poor desperate refugees into the country, so they can move to other EU countries, especially Germany. These are the basic tenets of the Christian European Union which exemplifies the mantle of free movement and travel in the Schengen zone.
Luckily Britain has left the EU, and for good reason, however the bloc’s demise hastens every day, not only with economic stagnation but a vast horde of migrants set to enter its borders.
This is the first reported death among migrants trying to cross from Turkey to Greece.
One syrian man was shot dead by Greek border guards. Here is the video.@akhbar pic.twitter.com/LIM5L8d03h
— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) March 2, 2020
Double standards
“The Greeks treat the refugee migrants less than dogs, even if some get through the border, the unsanitary Greek camps are terrible places where refugees are left to die on the ground, where food is scarce and where disease and hopelessness is rife,” an aid worker who was not given any access to help the refugees revealed.
NGOs have been driven away from helping refugees by local Greek fascists in Lesbos.
All there is now is the sound of crickets as the mainstream media refuses to even say a single word against the Greek attempts at murder.
Who wants to be rescued by a coward Greek coast guard? Maybe receive a few bullet wounds, and have your boat sunk. It seems the Greeks do not even care if there are women and young children aboard.

Much of the derision by the Greeks is because they are an Orthodox Christian nation who detest the Muslims with a vehemence, therefore it is seen by Greeks as totally permissible to sink a boat with babies and women on board.
The EU watches and simply says nothing, only blaming the Turks, who have been inundated for years now with over 5 million Syrian refugees without any assistance from any other nation.
Where is your fucking EU free roaming free movement Schengen zone or Christian humanity now?



retirement of Montpellier hooker
prime years, although then you remember that he’s just 20 years old. The Toulouse number 10 slotted home all four of his kicks against Eddie Jones’ England, despite the ferocious winds of Storm Ciara, whilst he also set up one of France’s four tries. Ntamack scored his first Six Nations try against Italy in France’s next match, assisting another. However, this time the horrendous weather took its toll on the youngster’s kicking as he successfully converted just three out of his seven attempts. The Wales game may just be the fly-half’s best performance in a Les Bleus shirt to date.
halves in the world, and he’s only 23 years old. The Toulouse number nine’s tackling in this year’s tournament has been sensational – including a crunching hit on England’s Willie Heinz and several crucial tackles against Wales – and across the three games thus far, he has missed on just three attempts. Dupont has also assisted a whopping eight tries, with three against the Red Roses, four against whipping boys Italy and one against the Red Dragons.
Saracens affect his performances on the pitch for Jones’ side. The 25-year-old flanker is the only England player to play every minute of this year’s Six Nations – a rarity in today’s game. Itoje’s tackling has been second to none for the Red Roses with an impressive 91% success rate. The 25-year-old was England’s best player in the opening weekend defeat to France, winning five turnovers and making 10 tackles – two hard-hitters leading to knock-ons. The Saracens forward was even better against rivals Scotland, making 21 crunching tackles in the low scoring match, whilst he stepped up once again with 18 successful hits against Ireland in the must-win match.
appearances for France across an 11-year spell, and the 22-year-old has stepped up massively. The La Rochelle back-row has completed an eye-watering 45 tackles in France’s three games thus far – incredibly missing just one attempt. The number eight is also the top ball carrier in the tournament with 44, whilst he also contributed a try and assist in the victory against Italy.

