Topic: Greece on brink of chaos as refugees riot over forced return to Turkey - page 2. (Read 1273 times)

The European Union member nations are no longer sovereign. Important decisions such as border control and refugee policy are taken by the authorities in Brussels. Else, the Greeks would have closed their borders and kept the immigrants out of their cities and villages. Here is the paradox. The Muslim immigrants are there in Greece due to the EU policy. And at the same time the EU is refusing to help Greece to resolve this issue.

A union of sovereign nations whose outer border is provided by a subset of those nations cannot stand against an external threat.

Their intention is very clear. Isn't it? First the GCC and Turkey provoke a civil war in Syria, by providing advanced weaponry to the Islamic State and the Al Nusra. And when Syrian civilians flee the fighting, they divert them to Europe. Two objectives are achieved at the same time. The secular regime of Assad is replaced with an Islamist one dominated by Al Nusra, and Europe is converted to Eurabia.

Because Turkey is not sending them back where they came from or to other Arab nations where they share the same culture, instead they send them to Europe and they do not assimilate and try to force locals to assimilate to them, often with violence. Why does Turkey deserve support from Europe? They are doing plenty themselves to create this conflict. Turkey is purposely funneling the migrants to Europe and several countries there do not want the giant influx of migrants regardless of what that traitor to her own people Angela Merkel says. Additionally Turkey has been dealing directly with ISIS and other terrorist groups. There are a lot of people hoping for better life and standards, that doesn't give them a right to come to places with a better life and standard and then crap all over it until it is just as shitty as where they came from. I wish Greece would sink more boats, maybe they would stop flooding in like they are entitled to run rampant all over Europe, disobey the domestic laws and just leech off of welfare programs. Immigration laws exist for a reason, if they didn't the entire world would be one giant shithole. Maybe if more of the migrants were acting like civilized human beings I would have more sympathy for them, but they aren't. Funny how the UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc don't want anything to do with them. I wonder why.

Many of SOBs insult Turkey. Why? Why Turkey didn't hold them. Turkey already has 3 million refugees and provides their all necessity without any support of EU. Some of them go to Europe with hope of better life standards but God damn greece coastal security boats get sank their boats by shooting.

Pack all these third world barbarians and send them to USA because USA made the chaos in middle east.

The Greeks should pack all these third world barbarians and send them to Berlin. It was Angela Merkel who provoked this huge immigrant influx, as a result of her foolish statements. This evil woman is even worse than Adolph Hitler. The latter destroyed the European Jewry, while the former is hell bent upon destroying the entire European civilization.

The U.S. and its European vassals are getting busy screwing up Libya again and probably even worse than in 2011 and probably will do their best to destabilize the entire Northern Africa. It´s spring and calmer seas now across the Mediterranean so those NATO screwballs are eager to get the refugee torrent going that route.

This. Turkey has been encouraging the refugees to leave, and has extorted $1.3 billion from Europe to take them back. They've taken the money, now they need to take the refugees.

Fuck Turkey, they are the ones funneling most of them into Europe. You think Greece is more able to handle them? Please. Do unto others.

Well that kinda sucks for every syrian refugee trying to escape their own bloody war.

If no one takes me in now, then where will they go.. thats pretty sad.

I havent been updating to read the whole syrian situation since theres a whole mess with current presidential candidates going on here in the states..

This smells funny,it does little to slow down the refugee issue and will cause disruption in Turkey that they really can not afford right now.
I know they are doing this to be in the EU but it seems like the EU is gambling that Turkey some how falls apart before that happens.
Actually now that I think about that,thats most likely what they think will happen. Do not see them giving Turkey what was agreed to and I also
do not think Turkey can handle the influx. So combine that with the border wars and you know they are going to fall into a interupted state.

The Greek government is bracing itself for violence ahead of the European Union implementing a landmark deal that, from Monday, will see Syrian refugees and migrants being deported back to Turkey en masse.

Rioting and rebellion by thousands of entrapped refugees across Greece has triggered mounting fears in Athens over the practicality of enforcing an agreement already marred by growing concerns over its legality. Islands have become flashpoints, with as many as 800 people breaking out of a detention centre on Chios on Friday.

“We are expecting violence. People in despair tend to be violent,” the leftist-led government’s migration spokesman, Giorgos Kyritsis, told the Observer. “The whole philosophy of the deal is to deter human trafficking [into Europe] from the Turkish coast, but it is going to be difficult and we are trying to use a soft approach. These are people have fled war. They are not criminals.”

Barely 24 hours ahead of the pact coming into force, it emerged that Frontex, the EU border agency, had not dispatched the appropriate personnel to oversee the operation. Eight Frontex boats will transport men, women and children, who are detained on Greek islands and have been selected for deportation, back across the Aegean following fast-track asylum hearings. But of the 2,300 officials the EU has promised to send Greece only 200 have so far arrived, Kyritsis admitted.

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/apr/02/greece-violence-refugees-riot-forced-return-to-turkey