Rapefugees Prefer Germany
Some EU governments willing to take in refugees currently living in Greece and Italy have found themselves in a rather awkward position. The problem is that “there are very few refugees who agree to be relocated,” EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Monday, according to AP.
“It’s outrageous” and “not acceptable for refugees in Greece and Italy to refuse to take the plane for destinations other than Germany,”Juncker added.–Read more
Merkel orders EU to turn back boats full of Muslim migrants
EU countries cannot rely on Turkey and must seal their borders

Austria’s foreign minister has continued his anti-Turkey stance urging the EU to “get tough” after the Turkish crackdown on terrorists connected to the FETO group
Austria’s foreign minister said Monday the EU should get tough on Turkey following its crackdown on the opposition and the media, and stop the flow of billions of euros in aid if Ankara fails to stick to its migrant deal with the bloc.
Sebastian Kurz said Turkey must “top the agenda” of a meeting of European Union foreign ministers next Monday that should agree a “different EU policy”.
“Over recent years Turkey has moved further and further away from the EU, but our policy has remained the same. That can’t work. What we need are clear consequences,” Kurz told Oel radio.











Lord Blunkett has said that suspected terrorists should be monitored following jail

