The European Union & It's Problems.

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...Press TV reported that some 500 mostly-African migrants were living in Maximilian
Park as of March, noting that the majority were not even applying for asylum "for fear
of being deported."

Yet the more-liberal outlets report it in a different way!
(Mainly because they don't utilise the park)

Maximilian Park refugee platform wins democracy prize.
Sunday, 22 July 2018 12:16

'The group of volunteers who have run the camp for refugees in the Maximilian Park in Brussels for the
last couple of years has been awarded the Prize for Democracy by an independent jury sponsored by
non-profit organisations.



The park happens to be situated close to the Office for Foreigners, where asylum seekers have to report
to register their requests. Because of its proximity, it became a place where asylum-seekers would camp.

Later, local volunteers began to organise camping materials and food for the residents.
Those organisations have now been recognised by the city of Ghent.

“The impressive level of solidarity shown by thousands of citizens is an important response to the failure
of the asylum policy of the federal government,” the jury said.
The award has been given since 1992. It was given out on Saturday in Ghent.

At the same time, a prize named for the late moral philosopher Jaap Kruithof, awarded to a radical thinker
or organisation in the field of social movements, was awarded to Jan De Maeseneer, professor of general
practice at the university of Ghent, for his work on social medicine...'

Brussels Times

Toddler among nine rescued from dinghy off Dover coast.

'An 18-month-old child is among nine people rescued from a dinghy in the English Channel,
the BBC understands. A lifeboat was called at about 04:30 GMT after the 3m-long vessel was
spotted by a fishing crew off Dover.



A Border Force boat picked up the suspected migrants and brought them to Dover at about 05:30
where they were handed over to immigration officials.
The coastguard is advising ships in the Channel to look out for small boats.

A spokeswoman for the Marine and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said: "We are currently assisting
Border Force with an incident off the Kent coast." She said the incident was being handled by the
Border Force.

The Home Office has been approached for a statement.
Another boat, with nine people on board, was also been spotted off the coast
of France, authorities there said. [There...? who writes this sh*t?!]

The Centre des Opérations Maritimes said a vessel spotted by a fishing boat at about 04:00 GMT
had been located by a British ferry 7.5km west of Dunkirk and those on board passed over to French
police.

On Monday, eight people suffering from hypothermia were rescued from a boat in the Channel, French
authorities said. Warnings have gone out from UK authorities about the dangers of taking small boats
on the Dover-Calais route - the world's busiest shipping lane.
Experts have said dinghies will not show up on the radars of larger vessels in the Channel, and crowded
dinghies are not equipped to make the crossings...'

This has been going on for a long time and only now, as Brexit enters its final stage, the BBC are reporting
it. Notice how the article led with mentioning a child.

'...Timeline
26 November - Nine people including a child, reported to be 18-months-old are picked up from a 3m-long
boat off Dover.

25 November - Eight people, all suffering from hypothermia, are rescued by the French authorities from a
small boat in the Channel.

24 November - Five suspected migrants are picked up from a small boat by the French authorities off
northern France.

23 November - Eight men located in a dinghy off the coast of Dover.

22 November - Thirteen men and one woman were intercepted in two dinghies off the coast of Dover.

18 November - Nine suspected migrants were found clambering up rocks in Folkestone after apparently
crossing the English Channel in a small boat.

16 November - Seven suspected migrants were found off Samphire Hoe, near Dover.

14 November -Nine suspected migrants - seven men, one woman and a toddler -were found off the Kent coast.
Another 10 were found near Dover Docks and five men were found several miles of Ramsgate

13 November - Fourteen men and three children entered Port of Dover on a French fishing boat believed to be
stolen.

9 November -Seven men were found in the English Channel off Dover.

3 November -Eight suspected migrants were stopped off the Kent coast and seven others were stopped at
Dover Western Docks...'

BBC:

All wearing life-jackets... where did they purchase them from and what with? Wouldn't buying a lot of life-jackets
raise flags with those dealing with illegal movement across  the English Channel?
Is it only Rogue Nation members who see through the falsehoods here?!!