LOL: Syrian Children Caught Manufacturing Fake Life Jackets in Turkish Factory

Andrew Anglin January 7, 2016

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 7, 2016

Despite Merkel’s claims that migrants coming from Turkey are fleeing a brutal civil war, there is actually no civil war in Turkey and in fact the jobs market is so booming that Turks are having to hire children to manufacture the fake life jackets they are sending with the people they are sending to Europe.

RT:

Turkey’s black market economy is benefiting from the mass influx of Syrian refugees into the country, with a recent raid on life jacket manufacturing facility revealing the exploitation of a child workforce along with hundreds of dangerously poor-quality vests.

Two children were discovered working in an illegal clothing manufacturing facility during a police raid on a workshop in Turkey’s İzmir province. The raid also uncovered the opportunistic aspect of the blackmarket economy where illegal manufacturing facilities make and then sell low quality equipment designed to save people’s lives.

Besides discovering the two young Syrian girls among the four employees working at the “factory”, authorities seized 1,263 counterfeits of “renowned” life-jackets of various brands. Some of them were made of tent cloth with poor water resistance and filled with sponges and rags, rather than quality buoyancy material needed to keep potential victims afloat.

Izmir, which is a major hub for refugees trying to make it to EU, has become a perfect market place for goods that do not correspond to any safety standards.

According to local media, fake life-jackets are being sold for less than 30 Turkish liras ($10), compared to the 75 liras ($25) which one might pay for a decent-quality product at a proper store, which makes a big difference for impoverished migrants traveling with entire families.

The illegal manufacturing and sale of such poor quality goods has contributed greatly to the 3,771 deaths of those trying to cross the Mediterranean officially recorded last year. In 2015 some 1,004,356 migrants reached Europe, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Meanwhile Turkey remains home to around 2.2 million Syrian refugees, only a portion of whom live in migrant camps.

Don’t expect the Western Jew media to show images of Turkish life jacket markets any time soon. It really doesn’t fit the narrative.

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