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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 26, 2016
Shit bitch dat be muffuggen errplane. Bitch ah aint go der. Dis muffuggeh ah aint fugg wiff. Shit bitch wat dat. Muffugguh ah aint go bitch ass muffugguh. On da plane muffugguh bitch ah put mah dik on da plane bitch wut u fugg.
I can’t confirm that this is or isn’t happening. If it is, good.
But it’s still too little, too late.
We need an ethnic cleansing, period.
Nothing less. Or we’re doomed.
Italy has started to send migrants back to Sudan on specially chartered flights, with 48 already deported.
Sudanese and Italian authorities are working together to tackle the migrant crisis.
Some 48 people in Ventimiglia have been deported as human rights organisations protest against the move.
The migrants, who were hoping to cross the Italian border into France, were flown to the Sudanese capital of Khartoum on a chartered EgyptAir flight.
In a bid to avoid protesters expecting the flight to leave from Milan Malpensa Airport, the migrants were actually flown from Turin-Caselle, an airport over an hour away.
The deportation, the first of its kind in Italy, has been met with outrage.
Speaking to local media, protesters said: “We knew well two of the guys that were on that plane.
“Until yesterday they were in the Red Cross centre, they felt safe and they were preparing everything to ask for asylum.”
Italian officials are yet to comment on the deportation.
Alessandra Ballerini, a lawyer in Caritas Ventimiglia and expert in immigration law, said: “This is a mass deportation to a country where fundamental rights are violated and where their lives are in danger.
“With this operation, our country becomes an accomplice.”
In 2015, 60 per cent of Sudanese asylum seekers were granted humanitarian protection in Italy.
But Sudan and Italy signed an agreement earlier this month to work together on migration and border control issues.
A team of Sudanese officials have been sent to the Italian-French border to identify migrants to be repatriated.
Amnesty International says human rights abuses have taken place during conflicts in Sudan.
President Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir is wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Amnesty International said: “The authorities repressed the media, civil society organisations and opposition political parties, severely curtailing freedoms of expression, association and assembly.
“Armed conflict in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile states continued to cause mass displacement and civilian casualties; human rights abuses were perpetrated by all parties to these conflicts.
“Government forces destroyed civilian buildings, including schools, hospitals and clinics in conflict areas, and obstructed humanitarian access to civilians needing support because of the ongoing hostilities.”
Look, kike: things are tough all over.
Not a single one of you Jews has even tried to explain why their problems are our problems – you’ve just said “because it’s sad.”
Well, lots of things are sad.
What morality requires that whenever anything sad happens to anyone, it is White people’s duty to give them free everything forever?
What is the source of this moral system?
The Talmud?
And you people have the nerve to fake outrage when people demand you be gassed in fake shower room.
smdh.
