The European Union & It's Problems.

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It seems that rarely a day passes without the mainstream media announcing that someone from
the elite group who rule over the European Union waves at the minions or decides to allow terrorists
into a country they don't preside over.

Wallfire and myself swim in these murky waters where words like 'immigration, economic-migrant' and
'refugee' are used liberally when describing someone crossing distances looking for a hand-out from the
white man.

So I felt a thread might be in order to keep the MSM's -and other outlets' articles in one place, a place
where we can see an overview of the failings of those who wish to destroy traditional values borne from
centuries-old struggles and also monitor a possible turnaround if Merkel and her crew think their jobs
are on the line.
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EU agrees new migration plan after all-night talks.

EU leaders reach a crucial deal on steps to tackle migration after resolving a bitter row with Italy's new hardline PM.

'European Union leaders have reached an agreement on how to deal with migration after all-night talks in Brussels
to overcome Italian demands for more help. EU Council President Donald Tusk confirmed in a tweet that the 28 EU
"leaders have agreed" on a migration compromise which was at the heart of their two-day summit.



They agreed to set up joint asylum processing sites and restrict migrants' moves with the bloc.
"All the measures in the context of these controlled centres, including relocation and resettlement,
will be on a voluntary basis," the joint statement said.

The leaders also agreed to tighten their external border more, increase financing for Turkey, Morocco and Northern
African states to prevent migration to Europe. French President Emmanuel Macron said the deal was "good news".

German Chancellor Angela Merkel echoed his sentiments, but acknowledged that deep divisions remained among
member states. "Overall, after an intensive discussion on the most challenging theme for the European Union, namely
migration, it is a good signal that we agreed a common text," Mrs Merkel said.

"We still have a lot of work to do to bridge the different views," she added.
Mrs Merkel had warned that the bloc's "destiny" was at stake if it failed to reach an agreement, with her own job also
hanging in the balance as tensions over the issue grow at home.

Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who heads a month-old populist and anti-immigration government, had vetoed
joint statements for the entire agenda of the EU summit until his demands were met.
Italy has recently refused to let several migrant rescue boats dock at its ports, demanding that the responsibility for
people arriving across the Mediterranean should be shared between other countries.

"Italy is no longer alone," Mr Conte said after the migrant agreement.

Prime Minister Theresa May told Sky's political correspondent Beth Rigby that EU leaders negotiated the deal after
"lengthy discussions". She said: "We have come to positive conclusions... which is taking more action upstream in
countries of origin so that we can ensure that people aren't having to make and aren't making these very dangerous
journeys, often travelling many miles, often at the hands of the people smugglers and making the dangerous trips
across the Mediterranean where we still see some people dying."...'

Sky News:
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Mrs. Merkel may be aware of this type of conduct in her country and beginning to understand that those who she's
hoping will vote for her are aware too. Unusual and non-traditional behavior -it seems, is now being exported from
within the EU!

'Voodoo' nurse Josephine Iyamu guilty of sex trafficking.

'A London-based nurse has been convicted of trafficking five Nigerian women into Germany to work
as prostitutes after subjecting them to "voodoo" rituals.



Josephine Iyamu forced the women to swear oaths to hand over money to her during "juju" ceremonies.

Iyamu, 51, formerly of Bermondsey, was convicted of five counts of arranging or facilitating travel for sexual
exploitation at Birmingham Crown Court. Jurors also found her guilty of perverting the course of justice.

The rituals saw the women forced to eat chicken hearts, drink blood containing worms, and have powder
rubbed into cuts, the court heard. Iyamu is the first person to be convicted under Modern Slavery Act laws
passed in 2015, allowing prosecutions of British citizens for overseas sexual trafficking.

She was born in Liberia, but became a British citizen in 2009 having been allowed to stay in the UK due to
her nursing qualifications. Her husband, 60-year-old Efe Ali-Imaghodor, was acquitted of doing acts intending
to pervert the course of justice...'

Josephine Iyamu's home in Nigeria, although she's a British citizen living just across the river Thames from
Whitechapel.

Psychological control
Iyamu declared a modest income of around £14,500 in 2016/17 from her work as an NHS agency nurse, the
court heard. But after her arrest last year investigators found she was able to afford to spend thousands on air
travel and a large home in Benin City, Nigeria.

Prosecutor Simon Davis said by performing rituals Iyamu gained psychological control over the women.
The National Crime Agency (NCA) said Iyamu had "enlisted the help of a voodoo priest" to put the women
through a "juju" ceremony which was "designed to exert control" over them.

The victims and their families were threatened with serious harm if they broke their oath to Iyamu, according
to the NCA. The court heard Iyamu was "willing to put the women at risk of serious injury and or death as they
made their journey from Nigeria to Europe".

They were too afraid to challenge her or fail to pay her back tens of thousands of Euros she charged them to be
trafficked into Germany, the court was told.
Opening the case, Mr Davis said: "The debts incurred by the women were enforced through fear.
"Each of the women were put through what is known to some as a voodoo ceremony."

Iyamu will be sentenced on Wednesday...'

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