Saturday’s New York Times front-paged a story about the Trump administration considering a decrease in the number of refugees admitted, with the newspaper headline reading U.S. Discusses a Plan Barring Most Refugees. A genuine reduction would be a sensible move, considering how much victimhood, real or fake, has blossomed into a top excuse for entrance […]
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September 7th, 2019 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: Africans, asylum seekers, Bahamas, refugees, rescue, Senator Rubio, Stephen Miller, Trump administration, world population |  Email This Post |  Print This Post On Wednesday, the World Health Organization announced that Ebola is now an international health emergency. Thursday’s Sacramento Bee headlined the story on its front page with a rather frightening photo of a victim being buried by people totally swathed in protective clothing because Ebola is very contagious via bodily fluids: It’s serious stuff, the […] July 19th, 2019 | Category: immigration against public health | Tags: Africa, Africans, aliens, border, Congo, ebola, Ebola Tom, healthcare, illegal immigration, public health, Texas, WHO, World Health Organization | Email This Post | Print This Post There’s plenty in the news about foreigners crossing the US border by various means but little concerning what happens to communities where they land in excessive numbers. One exception is the attention given to a Maine town that got stuck in the do-gooder trap — be generous to a few and then word gets out […] January 30th, 2019 | Category: immigration refugee asylum scams | Tags: Africans, aliens, asylum, asylum seekers, benefits, budget, cost, immigration, Maine, public safety, social services, taxes, welfare | Email This Post | Print This Post One of the oddities of European geography is that a tiny bit of Spain exists on the African continent in the small communities of Melilla and Ceuta, as shown in the map below. Naturally, these spots are a target for invasive Africans hoping to arrive in the freebie paradise on the mainland. Spain has […] August 20th, 2018 | Category: defending Western Civilization | Tags: Africa, Africans, al Andalus, aliens, Ceuta, cost, culture, enforcement, Europe, Islam, jihad, Melilla, Muslims, national security, population growth, Spain | Email This Post | Print This Post Here’s an odd scene from the bizarro world of illegal immigration into Europe these days: a large group of Africans muscled their way into Spain by attacking border guards with molotov cocktails and homemade flamethrowers. Yet they were apparently admitted instead of being arrested for assault. It’s curious that the press persists in calling such […] July 31st, 2018 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: Africans, aliens, crime, culture, Europe, illegal, immigration, Islam, Muslims, national security, public safety, Spain, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post In Europe, Catholic churches have generously (or foolishly) turned their sanctuaries into flophouses for African fleebags looking for a freebie life in the First World. Below, the Catholic church of St Curato D’Ars in Palermo has been transformed into a dorm to house African men swarming to reach Europe. Father Rosario Francolino remarked about […] June 18th, 2014 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: Africans, aliens, border, Catholic, Europe | Email This Post | Print This Post It doesn’t seem like Spain is trying very hard to keep the swarming Africans from climbing over its dinky Melilla fences and thereby gain entrance to Europe. Electrification or a moat would make breaking through harder — something should be done because the fence is not impressive at all. Israel apparently builds serious border […] May 28th, 2014 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: Africans, aliens, border, enforcement, Europe, illegal, immigration | Email This Post | Print This Post When I reported in mid-April about the swarming Africans headed to Europe, the estimated number was 600,000 from Libya alone which is close to Italy’s southern islands. Now the number is 800,000. How would authorities know with any accuracy how many are poised to launch their Camp-of-the-Saints-style boat brigade? The number 800,000 is code for […] April 29th, 2014 | Category: Europe | Tags: Africans, aliens, asylum seekers, enforcement, Europe, illegal, immigration, Italy, national security | Email This Post | Print This Post Attrition is working in Israel, where authorities have been clear that illegal aliens are not welcome. That can’t be too hard to do when invasive Africans take up residence in public parks (shown below), demand to be treated as refugees just because of their presence and citizens want enforcement because of violent crimes like rape. […] March 27th, 2014 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: Africans, aliens, attrition, border, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Israel, self-deport | Email This Post | Print This Post Two small enclaves of Spain lie on the coast of Morocco and are a gateway to Europe for voracious African men anxious to reach the gravy train. Ceuta and Melilla, shown on the map, have increasingly been a magnet for Africans seeking free stuff in the European welfare states. Spain has spent a lot of […] February 28th, 2014 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: Africans, aliens, Camp of the Saints, culture, diversity, Europe, illegal, immigration | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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