Italy’s election hopeful Salvini wants to deport 500,000 migrants

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Italy’s election hopeful Salvini wants to deport 500,000 migrants
By VOICE OF EUROPE 20 February 2018

Leader of Italy’s Lega Party, Matteo Salvini, said he wants to deport half a million migrants within five years.

Italy accepted hundreds of thousands of migrants in the last three years and is facing a backlash after several migrant crimes rocked the country.

Earlier this month an Italian girl was murdered and dismembered by a Nigerian asylum seeker. Afterwards a man shot several African migrants in a racist attack and Italians started protesting.

Salvini said Italians are not racists, but immigration needs to be controlled: “The only antidote to racism is to control, regulate and limit immigration. There are millions of Italians in economic difficulty. Italians are not racist, but out-of-control immigration brings with it far from positive reactions. We want to prevent that.”

According to recent polls Italy’s centre-right coalition between Salvini’s Lega Party and Berlusconi’s Forza Italia is on course to win the elections on March the 4th.

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Italian criminologist: Ruthless Nigerian mafia has reached Italy and is colonising the country

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Italian criminologist and psychiatrist, Alessandro Meluzzi, firmly believes that the murder of the 18-year-old Pamela is tied to the Nigerian mafia, which has recently reached Italy and is quickly becoming stronger and very dangerous.

“The Nigerian Mafia, the most ruthless mafia in the world, killed Pamela. Its sects are colonising Italy and stealing business from the traditional mafia families”, strong words coming from Meluzzi, during an interview given to ItaliaOggi and then reported on Libero.

Meluzzi continued: “What we have seen in Pamela’s case is the same methods the Nigerian mafia systematically applies in Nigeria and elsewhere” […] “it is a routine to cut victims into pieces and in some cases, to eat parts of their bodies”.

What’s left of Pamela’s body was found in two trolleys, her neck and genitals were missing. The body was deboned and washed in bleach in order to hide and remove any kind of trace.

Her heart was also missing, which doesn’t surprise Meluzzi who explained: “Child soldiers in Sierra Leone ate human hearts as a rite of passage in order to gain courage. Ritual cannibalism, in the Nigerian mafia, is not an exception, but a rule. These are normal things for them, but here nobody talks about it, out of fear of being called racist. We should get used to these things: this is just the tip of an iceberg destined to grow larger”

Her heart might have been eaten because it is seen as some kind of reinvigorating remedy, which grants greater courage and strength. Is this what the progressive left and media intended for cultural enrichment? Having your daughter’s heart eaten out by a savage coming from Africa?

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Italy will need lots of planes (and money) to deport 500,000 million immigrants, but it will be worth the effort

Germany could need up to 16,000 planes to deport its rejected asylum seekers
By VOICE OF EUROPE 22 February 2018

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On Tuesday evening 14 Afghans were deported to their homeland with a chartered plane from Munich Airport.

The rejected asylum seekers were flown back to their homeland with a plane chartered by the Federal Government, Germany’s Ministry of the Interior reported.

But Germany’s return flights are pretty unsuccessful: On this flight around 58 rejected asylum seekers should have been on board.

Only criminals and people who refused to identify themselves were deported this time. Probably because parts of Afghanistan are considered dangerous, the other 44 rejected asylum seekers could stay in Germany.

Looking at Germany’s total number of rejected asylum seekers, the country needs thousands of planes to deport all 226,000 of them.

With only 14 of them per flight, it shows the German government needs to charter more than 16,000 planes to deport them. That sounds like an expensive operation as chartered planes cost around 100,000 euros per flight.