Posted on 12/28/2016 5:41:44 AM PST by Michael van der Galien
Self-declared refugees continue to create chaos in France:
Hundreds of refugees have returned to live in secret camps in the Calais region in the hope of travelling to the UK, The Independent can reveal, just weeks after the demolition of the 'Jungle' shantytown.
There are at least six informal settlements in rural parts of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region, each housing scores of refugees and migrants, with numbers growing steadily in recent weeks.
Two months ago, the large refugee camp in Calais was closed by the French authorities. That camp was nicknamed 'the Jungle' because it was one big mess of immigrants who lived according to their own rules, which basically meant that they had no rules at all. Hence the camp's nickname.
The self-declared refugees -- most of whom were nothing more than adventurers in search of a new life and (free) riches -- were transported to immigrant reception centers (CAO's). However, many of them -- especially minors -- aren't happy with the living conditions in those centers:
Shahajhan Khan, a 15-year-old refugee from Pakistan who has been living in one of the centres designated for children (CAOMIE) in Anemasse, a town on the French-Swiss border, along with 19 other child refugees, said he and his friends were planning to leave the centre and return to Calais.
He added that they were “living like donkeys” in the centre, and provided The Independent with footage of their warehouse-like sleeping area, and photographs of a meal of bread and yoghurt.
What you have to realize is that Shahajhan and his friends have been told they are not welcome in Britain...
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
Why doesn’t France just round them up and ship them home?
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My guess is that Muslims are in control of the government to the extent that they have the power to dictate policy wherever it has a directly adverse impact upon there strategic objective, which is the takeover of the country.
Indeed.
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