800,000 more Muslim migrants are lining up to invade Europe. Greece has its hands full. Muslim migrants are storming the border. They are violently rioting in refugee camps — and last night the Greek government was working with France and Egypt to locate downed flight MS804. Terror, terror and more terror — but “islamophobia” is the problem.
A Refugee Camp In Greece Last Night
Violent clashes were sparked between migrants and riot police in a refugee camp in Greece.
A medical clinic had to be evacuated overnight.
“Exclusive Video: Worst Riots Ever Break Out at Idomeni Refugee Camp,” Greek Reporter, May 18, 2016:
Violence erupted again on Wednesday at Idomeni, the sprawling tent city that has been created on Greece’s northern border with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM). Incidents began at 8:30 p.m. when about a hundred migrants ran towards the police block, pushing a wagon or train cart to break through to the other side. The riot squad was quick to respond, firing extreme amounts of tear gas at the crowds. Soon, a massive brawl broke out as a number of migrants threw stones and objects at the police, setting at least four tents on fire.
Many people were affected by the police use of tear gas, including pregnant women and children. The medical tent was inundated by those suffering from the physical effects of the gases. A police source told Greek Reporter that at least three Greek police members were injured. The number of injured refugees remains unknown.
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Here’s a report from the Belfast Telegraph — biased towards the violent invaders.
“Violence flares as Greek police clash with migrants,” May 18, 2016:
Migrants throw rocks at Greek police during a scuffle at the Macedonian border (AP)
Greek riot police have fired tear gas and stun grenades at refugees and other migrants who tried to push a railway carriage through a cordon during a protest at a crowded camp on the border with Macedonia.
Police said about 200 people were involved in the violence, and the migrants also attacked officers with stones. There were no immediate reports of injuries or arrests.
The sprawling Idomeni camp is home to about 10,000 people trapped in Greece after a series of border closures further north on the Balkan migration route to Europe’s prosperous heartland.
Camp residents have for weeks blocked a freight railway line that enters Macedonia at the spot.
Officials said protesters pushed an empty carriage at police stationed on the line just before the Macedonian border fence.
Meanwhile, a small tent city has formed on Serbia’s border with Hungary where migrants are waiting to cross into the EU.
Dozens of migrants, including small children, have been camping in a few dozen tents on a littered field by Hungary’s border fence, braving rain and cold nights determined to pursue their dream of a better future in Europe.
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Aid workers say Hungarian authorities have been letting into the country small groups of about 20 people a day, mostly families with small children.
