The EU Suicide Pact By Richard Miller (London)
The EU has passed a migration pact which critics have rightly called, the "suicide of Europe." The aim is to bring in at least one million migrants per year, and at least 75 million new migrants, mainly from the Third World. Migrants will be distributed to member states, and there will be penalties for those who do not comply with this latest weapon in the Great Replacement ideology. Those countries who do not bend the knee to the globalists will be hit with a financial penalty of €25,000 per migrant.
This really is the beginnings of a Camp of the Saints invasion scenario. The leader of Frontex, the European Union agency with securing borders, recently called for open borders and vowed to give the globalist Left-wing mass migration lobby what they are screaming for, an unending immigration invasion.
"Nothing can stop people from crossing a border, no wall, no fence, no sea, no river," according to Hans Leijtens. That is nonsense, and shows what the EU agenda is, the end of traditional Europe. Somehow creating yet another Third World, where all are equal at the bottom of the great global wheelie bin, will supposedly improve the welfare of all. It is not going to end well.
"The EU has passed a migration pact dubbed "the suicide of Europe" which could lead to the continent being flooded with as many as 75 million new migrants.
The European Parliament's LIBE committee passed the act on Wednesday, which formalizes the distribution of migrants to member states and punishes those that refuse to take them.
Because cultural enrichment and diversity is "our greatest strength," countries that try to maintain their national identity without being subsumed by migrants will be hit with severe financial penalties.
Marine Le Pen, the leader of National Rally's parliamentary wing, previously said the pact would lead to "the suicide of Europe," adding that it was a deal with the devil and represents an "organized plan of submersion of Europe and the nations which compose it."
Member states will be forced to accept migrants or pay a massive financial penalty of €25,000 per migrant.
This makes little sense given that we're constantly reminded of how mass migration is such an economic boon and is both inevitable and vital to maintaining GDP levels.
However, it makes total sense when you understand that such claims are completely fraudulent.
"The next question is how many they will force on us. Now they are deciding that. So they are creating rules that give Brussels the right to say how many migrants they will distribute," said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán last year.
"So, several countries have indicated that they do not agree. We do not want to implement it. In the end, we are facing a very unpleasant turn of events here."
Orbán questioned why, if accepting migrants was so financially profitable, are western European nations trying to offload them onto Hungary.
Róbert Gönczi, an analyst at Hungary's Migration Research Institute, pointed out that migrants distributed to Hungary normally end up leaving for Sweden or Germany, where they receive far bigger welfare payments.
"The redistribution system could also create intra-EU flows from the countries where these migrants have been relocated to the countries where they actually want to leave, as typically the destination countries have not changed," said Gönczi.
"However, it would now be necessary for other EU countries to welcome these migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, he added. The real problem is that the reinforcement of the EU's external borders would be less or not at all, which is what is really needed."
As we previously highlighted, there is no appetite whatsoever for the EU simply to impose proper border controls.
The new leader of Frontex, the European Union agency tasked with securing borders, recently called for open borders and vowed to appease left-wing pro-mass migration activists.
"Nothing can stop people from crossing a border, no wall, no fence, no sea, no river," said Hans Leijtens, which was a bizarre statement given that's his one job.
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