Reporter Interviews 160+ in France’s Largest Refugee Camp; You Won’t Believe What She Found

allenbwest.com ^ | June 26, 2016 | Matt Palumbo

[ManHunter]

Who thought trying to find a Syrian refugee in a refugee camp would be like finding a needle in a haystack?

Rebel Media reporter Lauren Southern visited the Calais Jungle, a large refugee camp generally inhabited by those trying to eventually immigrate illegally to the UK. When the debate over Syrian refugees began in America, our main concern was that terrorists would slip through the cracks. For Europe, they’re finding non-Syrian “refugees” are slipping through. And contrary to the narrative Barack Obama created, that those opposed to refugee resettlement were afraid of “women and children,” there really weren’t many women and children to be found either.

[GOPJ]

In summary, it took 160 interviews over the course of six hours before Southern found a single Syrian refugee. The vast majority were from African countries and Afghanistan. If Europe is going to take on all the baggage associated with refugee resettlement, they could at least try to help the ones fleeing ISIS.

The UN will be sending the same types to the US... I wonder who at the UN gets paid off - and how much they receive for attempting to destroy the United States. Yeah, let's all become third world hellholes so the corrupt ones at the UN and Brussels can HAVE LARGER EXPENSE ACCOUNTS... AND MORE 'TAKE'...

[sergeantdave]

“I wonder who at the UN gets paid off - and how much they receive for attempting to destroy the United States.”

Don’t know how much I can post before running afoul of copyright matters. Here’s a sampling:

“But in the name of “aid,” refugees have the goose that lays the golden egg. Aid organizations have become fountains of corruption, while “humanitarian mafias” accrue massive sums.”

link -

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/politics/2015/03/lebanon-corruption-syrian-refugees-aid.html#ixzz4Cp7T38G3

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the link...

[Winniesboy]

Rather misleading, in that the Calais camp has been there for years, long before the Syrian crisis, and has always had people trying to get to Britain from many different countries. In recent years large numbers of Eritreans and Ethiopians. The Syrians are a recent and relatively minor component of the camp’s population.

[ManHunter]

Possibly, but, given the number of sob stories about poor Syrian “refugees” and the “horrific conditions” at the Calais camp (”Jungle”), one might be forgiven a bit of journalistic license in this case. In the story at the link, one poor Syrian refugee had to settle for the limited benefits provided by the French government just to escape the conditions at the camp while he was waiting for approval of his application for asylum in the UK.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2016/03/calais-syrian-refugee-deferred-english-dreams-160330073643614.html

All together now... “Awwwwww...”

[Mercat]

I’m researching how to drive a camper van from Paris to London without going through Calais. I’m not having much luck.