Police in Greece have been recruiting migrants to violently push other migrants back across its land border with Turkey, according to wide-ranging evidence uncovered by the BBC.
Well, they do come to take on the dirty jobs that citizens don’t want to do, after all…
Our findings reveal allegations of brutality, with witnesses reporting migrants being stripped, robbed, beaten and even sexually assaulted. It has been claimed that mercenaries have been unofficially employed on the border since at least 2020.
That’s a risk factor of being involved in a criminal enterprise like trying to enter a county illegally, the people you are mixing with have no morals, like yourself.
The Greek prime minister told the BBC he was "totally unaware" about allegations of the use of migrants for pushbacks, while the country's authorities have not responded to our written detailed requests for comment.
You can just feel the simmering rage in the copywriter that those filthy dagoes are refusing to answer the allegations, can’t you?
Pushbacks - forcing migrants and asylum seekers back across borders without due process - are generally considered illegal under international law.
Ah, international law! And we all know that wrong ‘uns love to rely on that, even though its unenforceable, don’t we, Reader?
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''Generally considered illegal under international law' is a new one for the library of weasel phrases. Three questions begged in one phrase.
It'd be more honest if they just called the Greeks a bunch of stinky poopy heads.
I thought the policy of the EU was to allow illegal immigrants into Europe, then shove them over the Channel, with the help of the French, to punish the UK for Brexit, by destabilising this country, subconsciously helping the numpties in government here, who are already doing their best to do just that?
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All these young men entering the UK illegally and being paid and housed, and we still have potholes and litter beside our roads. WHy don't we put the feckers to work?
Anon @ 12.55,
The problem is that they would have to be classed as employed, with all of the relevant rights, including 3rd party insurance in case of injuries. I certainly agree with you that these small boat invaders should not be given a free ride, unless it's back to France, but am unable to suggest a satisfactory answer.
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