An orthodox church on the Greek island of Lesbos was trashed by refugees, according to local media reports.
“On Monday, more than 500 refugees grouped together to head down to the port of Mytilini from Moria camp,” reports the Greek City Times.
“The group were confronted by members of MAT (Tactical Police) along the way, and resorted to stoning the Greek authorities in order to continue in their journey, only to be met with chemical and flash grenades.”
Images show the church vandalized with debris strewn everywhere.
Greece is currently being besieged by migrants rushing to its border attempting to reach northern European welfare havens and thousands have tried to reach Lesbos via boat.
Turkey’s President Erdogan opened the floodgates in response to an airstrike in Syria which killed 30 Turkish soldiers. He is demanding NATO support in Turkey’s fight against the Russian-backed Syrian army.
Erdogan warned that “millions” of migrants would eventually make their way to Europe.
Churches and Christian statues have been targeted in increasing numbers since Europe threw open its doors to migrants from the Middle East.
Another church in France was destroyed by fire last night, with footage showing the spire of the Saint Trivier de Courtes collapsing while ablaze.
Devastating scenes as church of Saint Trivier de Courtes destroyed by fire last night. Why are so many churches across Europe randomly burning down? pic.twitter.com/hiGaCMRu5P
Senator: Southern U.S. Border Resembles A “War Zone”
Says Joe Biden needs to speak in person to “farmers and ranchers who are finding dead bodies on their ranches now”
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Kansas GOP Senator Roger Marshall told Fox News Sunday that the southern border resembles a “war zone” and that Joe Biden should take a look in person at the “unsustainable crisis” being faced by border agents every night.
Speaking from beside the Rio Grande River in Texas, Marshall declared “this is a human tragedy here,” adding “At nighttime, it looks like a war zone. There’s a sea of humanitarian crises here every evening. And every day, it’s lived out as well.”
The Senator continued, “I want to just shout out to the Border Patrol officers. They are doing an incredible job, the Department of Public Safety here in Texas. All of those people are doing their best, but they’re just simply overwhelmed.”
“This is an unsustainable crisis. It’s a war zone every night,” Marshall reiterated, adding “I’m calling on Joe Biden to come down here and see this for himself. And I don’t mean do a flyby stop at the airport here in McAllen. He needs to come down; spend some time on the river.”
“He needs to fish people out of this Rio Grande River behind me after they have traveled thousands of miles,” Marshall asserted, adding that Biden should “go up the interstate here 60 miles and pick up people that have been traveling for two or three days without water in the desert here as well.
“He needs to go with those farmers and ranchers who are finding dead bodies on their ranches now. Most every day now, they’re finding dead bodies,” the Senator further urged.
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Breitbart News reported Sunday that migrants who have been waiting for Title 42 to be lifted by the Biden administration have grown weary and have begun to surge the border.
According to a source operating within U.S. Customs and Border Protection, 3,600 migrants were apprehended crossing the border just this weekend, surpassing last weekend’s tally of around 2,800 apprehensions in the Del Rio Sector.
A law enforcement source within CBP has also suggested that between just April 1 and May 15 approximately 513,000 migrants illegally crossed the southwest border with Mexico.
Video: DeSantis Says Biden Should Receive Honorary Cartel Membership
“Nobody has done more to help the cartels than Biden”
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During a speech Wednesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared that Joe Biden should receive an honorary membership from Mexican drug cartels for facilitating their activities with open borders.
“Biden should be given an honorary membership in the Mexican drug cartels because nobody has done more to help the cartels than Biden with his open border policies,” DeSantis said.
He continued, “It’s a total disaster. It’s been a disaster. I fear with Title 42, if they do repeal it, I think things are fixing to get even worse,” referring to the administration’s plan to lift COVID restrictions for illegal immigrants crossing into the U.S.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL): “Biden should be given an honorary membership in the Mexican drug cartels.” pic.twitter.com/Raqn3sLC0Q
Earlier in the week, DeSantis fired back at Democrats who have compared him to Communist dictators, declaring that it is Democrats who “have a soft spot for dictatorships like in Cuba.”
DeSantis added that “to equate Florida, which is viewed not only in our country but even around the world as a beachhead of freedom, to equate that with those regimes just shows that you have no idea what you are talking about.”
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"I realized that there may be some people in the state of Florida, not in my party, but some others, politicians who have a soft spot for dictatorships like in Cuba, they have a soft spot for people Maduro"—@GovRonDeSantis Via @Floridianpress
A famous German author criticized his country’s open borders immigration policy, asserting, “while respecting other cultures, I would still like to keep my own.”
Award winning writer and physician, Uwe Tellkamp made the comments during an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung in which he expressed concern about Germany’s demographic future in light of mass migration.
Tellkamp, who lived under communist rule in the former East Germany, asserted that he isn’t xenophobic, but that “while respecting other cultures, I would still like to keep my own.”
“I don’t want to be like Frankfurt, I don’t want to see the situation in Frankfurt,” said Tellkamp, referring to the German city where a majority of the population are not native Germans.
The author also complained that the media had unfairly smeared Pegida members who protested against mass migration as Nazis and extremists.
Tellkamp previously signed the Joint Statement 2018, which declared, “We observe the damage done to Germany by illegal mass immigration with growing discontent. We declare our solidarity with those who are peacefully rallying for the restoration of the constitutional order at the borders of our country.”
He also pointed out that the vast majority of “refugees” arriving in the country were not genuine refugees.
“Most [refugees] are not trying to escape war and prosecution but come [to Germany] to migrate into the social support system, more than 95 percent,” said Tellkamp.
Earlier this month, we reported on the comments of Canadian sociologist and political commentator Mathieu Bock-Côté, who insisted that mass immigration has weakened social cohesion and created cultural conflict.
A study by academics at the University of Copenhagen found that ethnic diversity has a negative impact on communities because it erodes trust.
Seeking to answer whether “continued immigration and corresponding growing ethnic diversity” was having a positive impact on community cohesion, the study found the opposite to be the case.
As we highlighted last month, German media outlets responded to violent riots in Sweden mainly involving Muslim migrants by claiming the unrest occurred as a result of “right-wing demos.”
Left-wing Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson responded to the unrest by acknowledging that integration has failed and that mass migration has created parallel societies and gang violence.
Her comments were echoed by Belgian leftist leader Conner Rousseau, who said when he drove through migrant-heavy suburbs like Molenbeek he didn’t feel like he was in Belgium anymore.
Another wonderful feature of Europe’s cultural enrichment was exemplified again last week when a boat migrant from Tunisia raped an English woman in the middle of the street in the Port district of Nice, France.