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Daily Stormer
September 4, 2014
Just as we predicted here a few weeks back, the enemy troops stationed at Calais are now starting to use violence against the British lorry drivers.
Guns and knives have recently been used in their attempts to force drivers to smuggle them into the country.
Just how bad does this have to get before what’s left of our army actually do the job they joined up for and defend us?
Lorry drivers are being ordered to avoid Calais because of confrontations with knife-wielding illegal immigrants who are trying to get to Britain.
Cross-Channel haulage firms are advising drivers to use other ports – including Cherbourg, Boulogne and Dunkirk – to transport goods to the UK to prevent migrants clambering into their vehicles.
Up to 2,000 foreigners – mainly Africans and Asians – have massed at Calais in a desperate bid to reach our shores where they will be able to claim benefits if they fail to find jobs.
The growing problem has led to calls for a new Sangatte-style refugee camp – a successor to the notorious Red Cross centre closed in 2002 that was used by 60,000 people as a springboard for illegal entry to the UK.
Angry truckers have told of desperate migrants armed with knives, iron bars and other weapons who leap on to UK-bound ferries.
At the weekend police launched a hunt for an Iraqi Kurd people-smuggler who pointed a pump-action shotgun at them as they arrested 15 illegal immigrants who were attempting to stow away in the back of a wagon parked in Calais.
And three Sudanese migrants suffered severe knife wounds during a vicious fight in the centre of the town over the right to a favourite spot to leap onto passing lorries.
The migrants lie in wait in groups at junctions where lorries have to slow down and stop. Aided by unscrupulous criminal gangs, they risk their lives trying to open the trailers doors and jump inside before the targeted vehicles drive on.
On Saturday, 17 migrants suffering from lack of oxygen were discovered huddled inside a Dutch tanker and were rescued only after the driver heard them banging to be released – a chilling echo of the Afghan migrants, one of whom had died, who were discovered at Tilbury earlier this month.
Meanwhile, hundreds of migrants attempted to break into stationary UK-bound lorries when a motorway to Calais ground to a halt with a huge traffic jam.
