Thanks to extensive state social benefits, the young African in this video does not have to collect bottles himself. But that does not stop him from treating a native needy person like trash. The needy man has probably slaved all his life in order to supplement his meagre pension by collecting returnable bottles now.
politikstube.com/bei-so-einer-ekelhaften-tat-fehlen-einem-die-worte/
Following a sharp decline in the coronavirus patients in April, the number of migrants arriving in the European Union is once again on the rise. In May, authorities recorded almost 4,300 illegal border crossings on Europe’s main migration routes, about three times as many as in April, according to the latest data published by Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, on Sunday.
From January to May, Frontex registered 31,600 illegal border crossings, six percent less than in the same period last year.
The busiest migration route to Europe remains the route through Turkey and Greece. In May, Frontex registered 1,250 illegal border crossings in this area, eight times more than in April.
Authorities are also observing more activity from migrants as well. For example, the Greek Coast Guard had to rescue 36 migrants near the Greek island of Lesbos on Sunday. One of the migrants had to be hospitalized while the others were transported to a migrant center in the north of the island, where they were tested for the coronavirus and then taken to a 7-day quarantine.
Since the beginning of June, this was the third migrant boat to arrive at the island of Lesbos, the Greek ANA agency reported. A total of 108 migrants arrived on the island this month.
The latest group included Afghans and Iranians — 16 men, ten women, and ten children. At first, neither the Turkish nor the Greek coastguards wanted to approach the vessel, but when the boat found itself in Greek waters, the Greeks intervened.
The Greek authorities are currently trying to solve the situation in the overcrowded Moria camp on Lesbos. As a result, the government has resumed transfers of asylum seekers to the port of Piraeus in recent days. However, accommodation facilities for migrants are missing, and many of them sleep on the pavement in the center of Athens.
rmx.news/article/article/the-number-of-migrants-to-eu-surges-following-retreat-of-coronavirus-pandemic
During the BLM riots in Brussels, the municipal police failed to act in a timely manner against violence and destruction wrought by protesters. According to one disgruntled police officer, this was because t hey had been ordered by their superiors to stand down.
Belgian daily La Libre reported that an officer had complained about the danger they had faced. “We were hit with rocks, but the order from the mayor to charge didn’t come”.
The attack against the police, the looting of businesses, and the destruction of public property at the end of the Black Lives Matter protest in Brussels on June 7, has caused indignation, anger, but also incomprehension.
Why did the police did not intervene earlier? “It’s simple, we didn’t receive the order. We had to wait 1 hour and 30 minutes!” a police officer of the Brussels-Ixelles district, who wished to remain anonymous, complained
“Before the demonstration, we had received the order to not implement controls. Then, when we were hit with rocks and we confirmed the material destruction, such as traffic lights and traffic signs, we could not act. However, there the means to intervene was already in place. In normal times, we would have charged, but the order did not come… We remained in a defensive position: one leg in front and the baton in hand,” the source said.
“Then they sent us to play hide-and-seek: That is, we received the order to proceed to a street, except the mayhem was happening a few blocks further away. The goal: To avoid confronting the demonstrators. I really don’t understand what was going on in the heads of our decision-makers at that moment, because we could have easily arrested the rioters.”
And who are the decision-makers? “The mayor of Brussels,” exclaimed the police officer. “It is he who gave the instructions on Sunday, it’s he who supervised the operation from the crisis center with the area chief. Today, he says he reacted in time. But on the ground we had to wait 1 hour and 30 minutes after the first incidents before we could finally intervene. We felt abandoned. We were obliged to let it go when we were hit with every object that was in the hands of the ‘people destroying things’. Today, several colleagues are injured due to the paving stones they were hit with.”
The source indicated that it was expected that the protest would end in mayhem. Nevertheless, there were enough police on the ground to prevent just that. “It’s just that the manner in which we were utilized is incomprehensible. Morally, it is hard to go through.”
Finally, this police officer deplored the fact that the residents and merchants of the quarter were themselves also neglected. “Imagine: They call the police and more than an hour later, the police are still not there. They don’t understand this absence of reaction, this abandonment.”
The police union SLFP has filed a notice of strike for the Brussels Capital-Ixelles police district, which was deployed to cover the protest that involved about 10 000 people. “We stated that the risk analysis for Sunday did not hold water. The tolerance thresholds concerning violence against the police were sufficiently determined,” said Vincent Houssin, president of the union.
“Some 28 cops were injured. We turn here to the administrative authorities, who hold an important obligation and should assume responsibility for the application of the law,” he added. According to the union, the protest should never have been held.
Contacted by the daily, Philippe Close, the mayor of Brussels, asserted that this absence of order is “false”. “I formally refute this. After the incidents at Porte de Naur, we gave instructions to charge directly. I am ready to confront the point of view of anyone. We are not under a dictatorship; I can understand the critics. But I strongly dislike this process of testifying anonymously.”
The socialist mayor added that he had accompanied the corps commander. “How could you imagine that I would prefer that windows be broken and police injured? That’s ridiculous; it is defamation.”
Ilse Van de Keer, spokesperson for the police zone, said that the corps commander gave the order to intervene and charge from the “first incidents” but officers on the ground said it was not true.
freewestmedia.com/2020/06/16/brussels-police-ordered-to-stand-down-against-blm-rioters/
A war has broken out between Algerian gangs and Chechen IS returnees in Dijon. Reportedly started due to a few Algerian adults beating up a 16 year old Chechen teen.While our mainstream media is exclusively concerned with alleged racism and Corona.
By Mark Landsbaum
No one can tax and regulate you enough to come close to making it feasible for solar and wind power to replace fossil fuels — but count on them to continue taxing and regulating you until you scream “Enough!” And then probably continuing to tax and regulate long after that too.
Germany is even farther down the alternative energy road to oblivion than the U.S., and the Germans are running up against multiple insurmountable roadblocks.
Exorbitant tax subsidies haven’t helped, except to drain taxpayers’ pocketbooks and enrich industries that otherwise wouldn’t be profitable enough to exist. With hubris typical of tax-and-spend fanatics, Germans decided last year to shut down their entirely reliable, less-costly-to-operate 84 coal-ower plants in addition to closing all their nuclear-power plants.
Now the Germans are discovering what should have been obvious before they shot themselves in the foot: the alternatives of wind and solar power tremendously costly and will remain completely unreliable to provide energy 24/7 365 days a year at any price.
Despite states like California and New York declaring they too will follow this dead-end path, the idea that solar and wind power will replace fossil fuels is a myth.
“The inherent high cost and unreliability of wind and solar energy mean that they are highly unlikely ever to be more than niche players in the overall energy picture,” writes Francis Menton, a board member of the American affiliate to the UK’s Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Menton hammers nails in the solar-wind coffin:
Menton sums up by saying “…almost everything you read about supposed solutions to climate change is completely delusional.”
I highly recommend Menton’s own blog post on this subject, which is replete with fine points, details, and technical information that bolster the case. It would behoove German change agents to read it if they are lost in the politically correct mumble jumble and need a wakeup call before it’s too late. New Yorkers and Californians as well.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/06/renewable_power_fails_in_germany.html
