migrant crisis

Poseidon from Greece joins Henrik to talk about how the globalists started the migration crisis by crashing the Greek economy and taking out Gaddafi in Libya. We talk about some recent stories coming out of Germany, the UK and Spain. In Part two we dissect in much more detail the primary NGO's and interest groups that are behind organizing the migration wave coming into Europe. We specifically talk about IsrAid and look at their activities on the island of Lesbos in Greece.
A video version of this show is available here.

Editor-in-Chief of Arktos, John Bruce Leonard joins Henrik for a discussion about Italy and what swift and dramatic improvements that Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Matteo Salvini have managed to bring to his country. After seemingly unstoppable waves of migrants, Matteo have manage to almost entirely halted illegal border crossings and vessels transporting migrants from North Africa to Italy's cost.

Special extended news program includes a detailed discussion on where the UK government stands on EU military unification, Italy calls for EU sanctions against France for causing the migrant crisis, Iranian-American news anchor from Press TV, Marzieh Hashemi is arrested and detained in prison by the FBI, hundreds of thousands of Greek protesters flood the streets over latest Macedonia ‘name change’ proposal, Israel continues to act with impunity attacks Syria – again. All this and much more.

One of the biggest running news stories in the United States is about the Central American migrant “caravans” that have been crossing Mexico towards the US borders. The present events seem to be both instigation and tests of the willpower of President Trump, testing his words about not letting anyone cross the border illegally.

The highly divisive drama in the US, concerning the ‘Migrant Caravan’ from Central America, is clearly being manipulated and stage-managed by the media and by rival propaganda campaigns that are using vulnerable human beings as tools for mass manipulation and division. In fact, this isn’t new: this seems to be a re-run of the 2015-onwards […]

Immigrant rights advocates and lawmakers are demanding the Trump administration address the ongoing crisis caused by its rampant detention of children, after it was reported Wednesday that the number of minors being held in U.S. government custody is at its highest ever recorded—with President Donald Trump’s hard-line immigration policies to blame.

Attempting to change two decades of precedent, the Trump administration announced its intention Thursday to lift court-ordered limits on how long migrant children can be detained—a proposal multiple critics promptly denounced as “Gitmo for children.”

Viktor Orban wanted no part in Merkel’s migrant resettlement plan, and didn’t participate in the recent EU summit on the matter, largely because he is flat out opposed to admitting migrants into Hungary. His position is that it’s not his mandate to take migration orders from Brussels, but that it certainly is his mandate to protect his country and its people, pointing out that the Hungarian people would oust him if he violated it by importing migrants. He bluntly put it that ‘when it comes to the question of who can live in Hungary, Merkel is not the one in charge.”

Vikor Orban, the conservative Hungarian leader, has described the European Commission as a representation of the failure of Europe’s elite during a speech in the Romanian town of Băile Tușnad. Orban perceives that the growing Muslim minorities across Europe threaten the electoral viability of Christian political parties in Europe, and therefore is of the opinion that migration will be the major issue influence the next EU Commission elections.
Politico reports:

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez holds the reigns of power with the help a minority coalition with a very thin grasp. His tenure is brand new and now he’s in a position to test the strength of his ruling coalition in a battle of the wills on one of the most fractious of governmental issues: budget matters. A vote came up on Friday with a new plan to balance the budget in which Sanchez’s allies withheld their support, which could show that perhaps this coalition isn’t really united where it counts.