400+ Migrants Take Over CDG Airport, Demand A Stop To Deportations

malinheader · 26-05-2019 8:19pm

Odhinn wrote: »

Anyone under threat of deportation is still under threat of deportation. They didn't cause an "affray" or affect any flights.

Head and wall springs to mind.
As stated ,people who make excuses for these kind are a bigger problem than the problem facing Europe at the minute.

Sonny noggs · 26-05-2019 8:20pm

Yesterday Time wrote: »

Just to give you an example of how sick Western Europe has become, a group of Syrians, at least 8, are on trial in Freiburg for gang raping an 18 year old girl. The German leaders have made it clear that Syrians cannot be deported, even for heinous crimes like this.

So there you have, German politicians would rather protect rapists from Syria than their own people.

Sickening

26-05-2019 8:51pm

Yesterday Time wrote: »

Just to give you an example of how sick Western Europe has become, a group of Syrians, at least 8, are on trial in Freiburg for gang raping an 18 year old girl. The German leaders have made it clear that Syrians cannot be deported, even for heinous crimes like this.

So there you have, German politicians would rather protect rapists from Syria than their own people.

Thats a sad story, but I would say alot of it has goes unreported. Media are just not interested in these stories, it dosnt suit their narrative. Therefore without the population knowing, the same thing occurs over and over again. And when they do have to publish a story on it, they do their best to hide the perpetrators identities. I remember the story of the Swedish music festivals, where some of the women were been sexually harassed and raped by migrants, but instead of identifying the migrants they just blamed men in general, and created a music festival for women only!

end of the road · 26-05-2019 10:14pm

dodderangler wrote: »

So you think drug dealers, murderers and rapists should have rights then? And answer the question. Don’t go off saying it’s irrelevant. All law breakers are the same.

yes, absolutely.
in any properly functioning country, everyone has basic rights and rightly so. certain rights can be removed as punishment and are, however rights such as human rights are non-negotiable.

MrFresh · 26-05-2019 11:10pm

dodderangler wrote: »

Quite clearly you don’t know what imo means do you?

I do. Your opinion means little next to facts though.

dodderangler wrote: »

So you think drug dealers, murderers and rapists should have rights then? And answer the question. Don’t go off saying it’s irrelevant. All law breakers are the same.

How do you know they are murderers or drug dealers without a fair trial?

malinheader wrote: »

Glad to see the love the illegals brigade is still about.
I hold this crowd more of a danger than some of the ones coming in.

Of course you do.

Yurt! wrote: »

No one said that or intimated that. We spoke about your dummy Judge Dredd attitude.

He needs to make things up to deflect from his factual inaccuracies and ignorance.

AlekSmart · 27-05-2019 7:15pm

malinheader wrote: »

Head and wall springs to mind.
As stated ,people who make excuses for these kind are a bigger problem than the problem facing Europe at the minute.

Ah here now......we need to keep a sensible head on our shoulders....kinda like the Judges...y'know,well read,good private education and the likes...It's apparently essential in order to do Judgey stuff......

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/pakistani-man-unlawfully-arrested-for-deportation-before-final-decision-refusing-him-residency-on-basis-of-his-fathers-marriage-38152915.html

The man, now aged 26, came here as a student in 2013.

He was on bail pending the outcome of his challenge to his arrest and was in court on Monday when the five judge court upheld his claims his arrest was unlawful.

It granted his counsel Rosario Boyle SC a declaration to that effect and said he is "free as of now".

I wonder was it really Rosario that spotted the flaw,or was our Boyo actually a straight A student ?

On another note,what is Pakistan like for the holliers ?

dodderangler · 27-05-2019 7:23pm

AlekSmart wrote: »

On another note,what is Pakistan like for the holliers ?

Just go to east London market on a Sunday and it’s more likely the same. Just not as hot.

Bobblehats · 27-05-2019 8:29pm

malinheader wrote: »

Well why not enlighten me and tell me what you should think happen to this crowd of illegals who have taken over a country's airport.

Blueshoe · 27-05-2019 8:45pm

malinheader wrote: »

Well why not enlighten me and tell me what you should think happen to this crowd of illegals who have taken over a country's airport.

The most obvious option. Give them all citizenship and drink wine together

DelaneyIn · 06-06-2019 6:58pm

MrFresh wrote: »

For protesting?

No, for being illegally in the country.

end of the road · 06-06-2019 7:17pm

DelaneyIn wrote: »

No, for being illegally in the country.

if they are illegally in the country then they will be dealt with via the relevant channels for being so.

malinheader · 06-06-2019 9:07pm

end of the road wrote: »

if they are illegally in the country then they will be dealt with via the relevant channels for being so.

Sounds good, but I wonder how many are dealt with via the relevant channels. I would say a very small percentage and sadly most being dealt with after committing a crime.

DelaneyIn · 07-06-2019 11:22am

end of the road wrote: »

if they are illegally in the country then they will be dealt with via the relevant channels for being so.

Which is why I said they should be detained and deported.

MrFresh · 07-06-2019 12:51pm

DelaneyIn wrote: »

No, for being illegally in the country.

DelaneyIn wrote: »

Which is why I said they should be detained and deported.

Are you not skipping the whole due process part?

Cordell · 07-06-2019 1:59pm

That IS the whole due process...

DelaneyIn · 07-06-2019 2:17pm

MrFresh wrote: »

Are you not skipping the whole due process part?

They’re either illegally in the country or they aren’t.

If they’re legally in the country, why are the protesting?

MrFresh · 07-06-2019 2:23pm

DelaneyIn wrote: »

They’re either illegally in the country or they aren’t.

How do you establish that without some kind of investigation?

DelaneyIn wrote: »

If they’re legally in the country, why are the protesting?

To support their friends and family. To oppose laws they see as unfair. To stop people having to go through the same process they did.

DelaneyIn · 07-06-2019 3:18pm

The protesters were illegal immigrants who wanted an immediate end to deportations.

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 5:13pm

They weren't protests they were riots. If they were families protesting as usual with these doctors and engineers where is the women and children they are nowhere to be seen. All young men of fighting age.

StereoSound · 07-06-2019 6:01pm

It's for economic reasons that they want to stay in EU countries. Expecting a golden plate put in front of them and claim we are racist if we don't give it to them..

Odhinn · 07-06-2019 6:03pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

They weren't protests they were riots. If they were families protesting as usual with these doctors and engineers where is the women and children they are nowhere to be seen. All young men of fighting age.

IT'S AN INVASION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Soon we'll all be black.

suicide_circus · 07-06-2019 6:21pm

DelaneyIn wrote: »

The protesters were illegal immigrants who wanted an immediate end to deportations.

they should get an immediate end of a steel capped boot

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 6:42pm

Odhinn wrote: »

IT'S AN INVASION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Soon we'll all be black.

I was referring to the fact that they should stay at home and fight in whatever "war" is going on in their country instead of fleeing. But of course there is no war in their country and they have only fled their own countries so they can try their hand at getting handouts here in Europe.

malinheader · 07-06-2019 6:45pm

Checked if there illegals there and then, and if found to be there illegally put on first plane back out. Easy solution, due process enough. Save a lot of fcuking about.

Odhinn · 07-06-2019 6:48pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

I was referring to the fact that they should stay at home and fight in whatever "war" is going on in their country instead of fleeing. But of course there is no war in their country and they have only fled their own countries so they can try their hand at getting handouts here in Europe.

....the same aul cack, essentially.

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 6:49pm

malinheader wrote: »

Checked if there illegals there and then, and if found to be there illegally put on first plane back out. Easy solution, due process enough. Save a lot of fcuking about.

Should be done to the majority of

scam artists

ahem apologies asylum seekers in direct provision centres aswell. Imagine the amount of money we could save and spend on our own if we deported these con men.

malinheader · 07-06-2019 6:58pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Should be done to the majority of
scam artists
ahem apologies asylum seekers in direct provision centres aswell. Imagine the amount of money we could save and spend on our own if we deported these con men.

Don't understand this calling for due process. They were there illegally and had no right to be demanding anything. All is wrong is western society is soft and weak.

Gatling · 07-06-2019 7:00pm

Odhinn wrote: »

IT'S AN INVASION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mass migration by another name is invasion

You could use colonisation by stealth too

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 7:00pm

Odhinn wrote: »

....the same aul cack, essentially.

You're the one that probably believes the "same aul cack" that these people are all doctors and engineers and are going to really culturally enrich our shores.

Odhinn · 07-06-2019 7:10pm

Gatling wrote: »

Mass migration by another name is invasion

No, it isn't.

Gatling wrote: »

You could use colonisation by stealth too

...if you wanted to come out with appalling shite, yeah, sure.

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 7:27pm

Odhinn wrote: »

No, it isn't.

...if you wanted to come out with appalling shite, yeah, sure.

Trying telling that to the few native residents living in Molenbeek, Bradford, Luton, parts of London and Paris who are now in the minority in their home countries all coming soon to Lucan, Blanchardstown and Balbriggan if people like you have their way. Would you say that to the family of the Manchester Arena bombing victims, the victims of stabbings in London or the women that were victims of migrant rapes across Europe.

Odhinn · 07-06-2019 7:29pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Trying telling that to the few native residents living in Molenbeek, Bradford, Luton, parts of London and Paris who are now in the minority in their home countries all coming soon to Lucan, Blanchardstown and Balbriggan if people like you have their way. Would you say that to the family of the Manchester Arena bombing victims, the victims of stabbings in London or the women that were victims of migrant rapes across Europe.

...back to the usual simplifications, exaggerations and "Moral Outrage" are we?

Gatling · 07-06-2019 7:47pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Trying telling that to the few native residents living in Molenbeek, Bradford, Luton, parts of London and Paris who are now in the minority in their home countries all coming soon to Lucan, Blanchardstown and Balbriggan if people like you have their way. Would you say that to the family of the Manchester Arena bombing victims, the victims of stabbings in London or the women that were victims of migrant rapes across Europe.

Remember it's all fake news - it's not happening until it's their sister , mother , brother ,father's directly effected

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 7:57pm

Odhinn wrote: »

...back to the usual simplifications, exaggerations and "Moral Outrage" are we?

Clearly it isin't an exaggeration look at who people are voting for across Europe Front National, Vlaams Belang, AfD, Lega, Fidesz and the Brexit Party.

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 8:42pm

Awards Ceremony wrote: »

What are the European countries getting in return for all this immigration?

I mean all the terrorist attacks, rapes, riots, scroungers, drug dealers, religious fundamentalists, people smugglers are all worth it for a few kebab shops.

Odhinn · 07-06-2019 8:45pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Clearly it isin't an exaggeration look at who people are voting for across Europe Front National, Vlaams Belang, AfD, Lega, Fidesz and the Brexit Party.

There is no known cure for stupidity.

ohnonotgmail · 07-06-2019 8:46pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Clearly it isin't an exaggeration look at who people are voting for across Europe Front National, Vlaams Belang, AfD, Lega, Fidesz and the Brexit Party.

All that proves is that there are plenty of idiots who fall for rhetoric .

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 8:59pm

Odhinn wrote: »

There is no known cure for stupidity.

Imagine the stupidity of wanting to preserve ones country its culture, identity and traditions.

malinheader · 07-06-2019 9:56pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Imagine the stupidity of wanting to preserve ones country its culture, identity and traditions.

Very true. But I wonder what culture tradition and identity are the ones on here who don't care about preserving it. Perhaps they have a reason they would like to see them gone.

end of the road · 07-06-2019 10:14pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

Imagine the stupidity of wanting to preserve ones country its culture, identity and traditions.

our country, culture, identity and traditions are well preserved. spouting rhetoric about people who are of a different colour creed and race to you is not preserving anything but going against everything this country actually stands for. irishness comes in many forms and you will need to get over that.

Stephen15 · 07-06-2019 10:30pm

end of the road wrote: »

our country, culture, identity and traditions are well preserved. spouting rhetoric about people who are of a different colour creed and race to you is not preserving anything but going against everything this country actually stands for. irishness comes in many forms and you will need to get over that.

A different colour and creed is not Irish. Our culture is not well preserved if you want to see culture that is well preserved look at Poland, Hungary or Italy. Irishness means predominantly Irish people in Ireland and these may different forms of Irishness are not what the men of 1916 an the war of independence would've wanted.

DelaneyIn · 08-06-2019 1:48pm

MrFresh wrote: »

How do you establish that without some kind of investigation?

To support their friends and family. To oppose laws they see as unfair. To stop people having to go through the same process they did.

The article states that they were illegal immigrants protesting for an end of deportations.

If someone is illegally in a country, then they should be deported. Whether it’s Paddy in Boston or these lads in Paris.

end of the road · 08-06-2019 2:41pm

Stephen15 wrote: »

A different colour and creed is not Irish.

yes it is . plenty of black, brown, muslim people, descended from many different nationalities, have been born in this country at this stage, they are just as irish as you and me.

Stephen15 wrote: »

Our culture is not well preserved if you want to see culture that is well preserved look at Poland, Hungary or Italy.

it is preserved. however what bits that have been destroyed have been so at our own hands and long before foreign nationals came here and put down routes.
italy (which has foreign nationals) poland and hungary aren't examples of well preserved cultures but are examples of a culture that you want, where only people who are the same as you can be called a particular nationality.

Stephen15 wrote: »

Irishness means predominantly Irish people in Ireland

which is what we have. made up of people with many differences who are just as irish as you and me.

Stephen15 wrote: »

and these may different forms of Irishness are not what the men of 1916 an the war of independence would've wanted.

i would imagine they wouldn't have wanted people with your views either, however we have what we have.

MrFresh · 08-06-2019 2:53pm

DelaneyIn wrote: »

The article states that they were illegal immigrants protesting for an end of deportations.

If someone is illegally in a country, then they should be deported. Whether it’s Paddy in Boston or these lads in Paris.

The article does say that but it doesn't appeared to be based on anything. The group that organised it is set up to help migrants and promote open borders but, afaik, there's nothing to suggest everyone involved was illegal.

Stephen15 wrote: »

A different colour and creed is not Irish. Our culture is not well preserved if you want to see culture that is well preserved look at Poland, Hungary or Italy. Irishness means predominantly Irish people in Ireland and these may different forms of Irishness are not what the men of 1916 an the war of independence would've wanted.

How do you know?

400+ Migrants Take Over CDG Airport, Demand A Stop To Deportations

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