Hundreds of migrants occupy France's Charles de Gaulle airport, demand to meet the Prime Minister and call for an end to deportations
'France does not belong to the French! Everyone has a right to be here!'
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PUBLISHED: 11:05 EDT, 20 May 2019 | UPDATED: 11:58 EDT, 20 May 2019
- Some 500 undocumented immigrants occupied Charles de Gaulle's Terminal 2
- They called on Air France to stop playing any part in the deportation of migrants
- The group also asked to meet with the French Prime Minister over asylum policy
- The protest was organised by the migrant support group La Chapelle Debout
Hundreds of undocumented migrants occupied a terminal at Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris yesterday to protest against Air France carrying out deportations and demanding they be given permanent residency.
Footage uploaded to Twitter shows some 500 members of the migrant support group La Chapelle Debout gathered in Terminal 2 of France's largest airport.
The protesters called on Air France to 'stop any financial, logistical or political participation in deportations' and demanded a meeting with its leaders, as well as French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.
In the footage, one demonstrator can be heard saying into a megaphone: 'France does not belong to the French! Everyone has a right to be here!'
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I don't know how you say "Go F- yourself" in French, but that seems worthy of it.
I'm pretty sure the Prime Minister of France doesn't owe you merde. (See, I know a little French.)
According to Google Translate: Va te faire foutre.
"Hundreds of migrants occupy France's Charles de Gaulle airport, demand to meet the Prime Minister and call for an end to deportations"
Were they "Legal" Migrants ?
The Media sure does have a hard time printing the word ….. "Illegal" . Do they have an "Agenda" ?
The cutesy, nice, nice word "Undocumented", doesn't count dontchyaknow !
I read the seed, but where are these people from?
From the seed:
Further:
And:
In other words they are from France's former colonies.
That's difficult to discern from any of the articles I've read. All that's been reported is that the protesting "black vest" illegals are "from Africa".
Depending on the time period, the continent of Africa was colonized by ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, Muslim Arabs, Asian countries, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Italy, Spain.
The French Protectorates of Tunisia and Morocco didn't gain independence until the mid 50's. All that anyone can hope for is that France can regain control of their sovereignty and that their once great culture can survive.
It seems that France, as well as other formerly sovereign nations, are feeling the effects of open border policies.
It seems to be commonplace for human beings to invent their own truth.
Some do, but many don't.
It is really sad. French pundit Eric Zemmour coined a familiar description of the immigration which now presents a challenge for modern France. He called it an "invasion"
One name that has reappeared throughout my research into the "black vests", aka La Chapelle Debout, is Houssam El Assimi. This is an older article, but anyone who is interested can start with this one if they wish:
There are many more articles, but most of them are in French.
The lesson is there and other places, the results are bad; but some in America think this is the way to go