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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 14, 2014
The solution is to randomly drone-strike Calais. These people need to feel as though they could be killed at any time. They will clear out.
Ah, but I’m just fantasizing. Instead, we give them free food as they wait for their opportunity to escape the horrors of war-torn France and enter the promised land of pommie: “Here’s everything we have, Mr. Superior Monkeyman. Wish I could give you more. Would you like my wife and daughter? Would you like me personally to bend over and spread my cheeks for you, oh great and mighty one-who-was-oppressed? Do you need any of my organs, oh enrichful vibrant?”
Up to 500 officers blocked a road near the port, triggering long delays for cars and lorries trying to board ferries to Britain.
The police union is complaining they do not have the manpower to handle the frequent outbursts of violence between rival gangs of refugees in the northern French port.
They were joined by farmers and landlords also angered at their property being occupied by migrants waiting to sneak aboard lorries and ferries the the UK.
A statement from the police union Syndicat General de la Police said: “In the space of a few months, the migrant numbers have quadrupled in Calais.
“The police have had no choice but to abandon their public service mission, as a result of the lack of resources and above all staff.
“The continued flow of migrants traps the local economy in an unprecedented crisis, and businesses are threatened.” French authorities estimate that there are around 2,000 illegal migrants, mostly from Sudan and Eritrea, waiting in Calais to seek asylum in Britain.
Tensions have been mounting in recent months as hundreds more refugees fleeing war zones in the Middle East and poverty in Africa flood into the town.
Mass brawls between rival gangs have left more than 70 people injured during July and August.
Two weeks ago, Home Secretary Theresa May promised to give France £12million to tighten security in Calais after 250 illegal immigrants stormed the ferry terminal hoping to make it across the Channel.
French truckers have also threatened to blockade the port of Calais in protest at steep fines imposed for migrants found hiding in their lorries.
Haulage firms are fined £2,000 for each illegal immigrant they bring across the Channel from France.
Calais mayor Natacha Bouchart also recently threatened to block the ferry port to all traffic unless Britain did more to help her town tackle the crisis.
