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A few weeks ago, started a very unusual (naval) mission, which has now proven to be a great success for European patriots: the Defend Europe naval mission...



A group of European patriots (mostly French Identitaires), private citizens, bought and prepped a ship, to patrol the Mediterranean sea, and prevent SJW NGO ships from illegally ferrying Sub-Saharan male migrants to Italy...

Having dodged the many legal traps the Globalists set up for them, having escaped unlawful arrest in an Egyptian port (following a false accusation of gun smuggling), these patriots and their boat (the C Star) are currently enjoying great successes... NGOs are thwarted, by a more or less 70% down rate in migrants picking, and the Libyan Coastguards are now collaborating with Defend Europe.

https://twitter.com/DefendEuropeID

Nigel Farage and Frauke Petry are commending, felicitating this successful naval mission on their twitters...


Fighting the "AntiFa" at sea

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/08/...ship-port/
http://www.westmonster.com/migrant-crossings-to-italy-down-76-with-defend-europe-ship-patrolling/

"The C-Star vessel, manned by the anti-mass immigration group Defend Europe, set out to patrol the Mediterranean to put an end to NGOs helping people smugglers bring migrants illegally into Europe, as well as prevent needless deaths at sea by acting as a deterrent from crossing in the first place.

Politico reported that there has been a 76% drop in the number of migrants trying to make the crossing in the first 10 days of August, with around 1,572 migrants making the journey, as opposed to 6,554 for the same period last year.

Some of this can be attributed to the shift in attitude in Italy, having recently cracked down on NGO boats effectively taxiing people into Southern Europe, however, the C-Star crew are confident they’ve played a crucial role in demonstrating it is possible to stop the boats and therefore the number of people dying at sea needlessly.

In a press release, the group say: “The left-wing government, based in Rome only reacted thanks to the growing media pressure during several weeks. The Defend Europe mission has played a crucial role in that sense, as you can simply check out on the recent media coverage."

The crew:
https://majorityrights.com/uploads/CStar_Crew.jpg

Female crew members


https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/836...-GI-latest

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Post: #2

(08-15-2017 01:51 PM)Going strong Wrote:  Female crew members

WPITC (Would Pirate In The Caribbean)

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #3

(08-15-2017 08:03 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(08-15-2017 01:51 PM)Going strong Wrote:  Female crew members

WPITC (Would Pirate In The Caribbean)

I'd fire my cannon into all their portholes.

Post: #4

(08-15-2017 08:46 PM)BortimusPrime Wrote:  

(08-15-2017 08:03 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(08-15-2017 01:51 PM)Going strong Wrote:  Female crew members

WPITC (Would Pirate In The Caribbean)

I'd fire my cannon into all their portholes.

Firing into any porthole other than a conservative girl's pussy is a waste of precious sperm. Breed 'em and keep 'em locked up in the ship's galley, where they want to serve their captain. You know they just want to say....Aye aye sir!

Post: #5

How did they do it? What prevents a migrant or NGO vessel from simply ignoring them?

Post: #6

Defend Europe essentially made the trafficking thesis go mainstream. Italian government picked it up (only now I have no idea why) and they paid the Libyan coast guard some money to help with their operations. Since then, Libyan Coast guard has been very zealous. 4 of the 8 NGOS have ceased activities and an NGO ship crew was arrested by the Libyan coast guard too.

Defend Europe is doing God's work. Drop them a few dollars if you can. I have!

Post: #7

This seems entirely engineered. It's almost farcical.

A couple of boats are stopping the NGOs? How?

It's difficult to intercept other vessels at sea, even if you have a fast boat, know where your target is and where it's going. And when you find them you do, what? Ask them nicely to stop?

Suddenly the same people the coastguards have been shutting down for months are actually getting help from them? Despite Merkel having no pressure in the polls at all?

Is anyone else getting the sense that Merkel's handlers have told her to back off the Med and continue getting the refugees in by plane or land?

Then they trot out two soft-right waifus (one blonde and one brunette FFS) to fly the flag of victory? "Don't worry, boys. We stopped the zerg rush. Now Europa will be safe for dainty virgins like us to settle down with good, conservative continental lads like yourselves!"

This is some next level psyop bullshit.

Post: #8

Mr. Neubache, so cynical.

The Grrrrlpower is real

Post: #9

Well, essentially the Defend Europe is patrolling near the Libyan waters and they are working with the Coast Guard, alerting them for when NGO boats approach their shores and similar shit. I doubt the Libyan coast guard is exactly honorable but they might be using the situation to gain money from the human traffickers themselves so that they can stand down, or at least something of the kind. But at the same time they are already receiving both money and material support from the Italian government it seems. It's cheaper to pay off the Libyans than to feed the Ponzi scheme of NGOs once they arrive in Italy.

Also, it would make little sense, IMO, to bring them over by plane. Let's face it, it's not lke they would be able to hide it. But European governments bringing in illegal immigrants with taxpayer money via chartered flights has even worse optics than them arriving by boat. Not to mention that there's plenty of software out there that can detect flights and where they are headed. All of that, that would be even more shameless than seeing them arrive by boat!

The Italian route is becoming less prevalent and now they are using Spain it seems. Have to secure that part of seaside Andaluzia and more importantly, Ceuta.

Post: #10

^^^ Guys, always remember correlation does not equal causation. The real reason for the drop in NGO campaigns near Libyan territorial waters is Italy, which basically has insisted that NGOs abide by a set of rules which most of them are unable or unwilling to fulfill. They first bitched and complained, refused to sign the proposed agreement, and only stopped in their tracks when Italy made an example out of one ship and its crew (i.e. impounding the ship, arresting the crew, and pursuing criminal charges against them all which may earn them extended prison terms). Oh, and yes, the entire PR fiasco also caused donations to several NGOs to dry up, and in the end it's all about the money, n'est-ce-pas?

The Defend Europe campaign had very little to nothing to do with this, but I frankly don't mind milking this as a PR win after having gotten shit and pushback from pretty much every Mediterranean port they wound up passing through. In the long run this is actually a great opportunity for them as this breather will give them time to earn their sea legs and learn how to navigate the waters and rules in the region. If the NGOs try an encore in a few months from now (which I'm sure they will) then they will find a much more prepared and experienced team.

Reg. Lauren Southern: seriously now, she's no beauty but she's got balls and looks extremely fuckable to me. The kind of girl who sucks a melon through a straw if you get my drift. So say what you will but I'd screw her seven ways until Sunday, flip her over and then do her again.

Post: #11

My intuition is there's still more going on. It seems to me entirely plausible that there's some kind of fracture going on behind the scenes and that some of Europe's wealthy would start using their resources against this. For a lot of the first generation wealthy not wanting to see your homeland become balkanized is a pretty strong motivator.....probably not so much for the multi-generational wealthy who have been that way long enough to have completely forgotten their roots.

Post: #12

(08-16-2017 04:00 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  How did they do it? What prevents a migrant or NGO vessel from simply ignoring them?

It appears they just follow NGO ships leaving Europe and basically film the NGO ships.

The NGO ships claim to be merely picking up drowning refugees...

Which begs the question, why are the NGO ships going all the way to Libyan ports? And picking up people who are standing on terra firma?

Basically, the ship tries to film NGO ships 'rescuing' refugees from ports. It seems that a lot of the 'rescues' are not rescues at all, but active importation, presumably handsomely rewarded with payments from people smugglers.

The NGO ships are 'stopped' because they don't want to be documented in such shady circumstances, because it might have legal ramifications.

The C-star is basically being an annoying third wheel that spoils the fun.

The C-star is also apparently sinking abandoned ships they encounter, apparently these are jerry-rigged into people smuggling vessels.

Post: #13

Here's the real reason for Italy's flip flop. TLDR is that Brussels is leaving them out to dry financially.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/inter...ee-crisis/

Post: #14

Male Sub-Saharan illegals are now heading to Spanish shores, the "Lampedusa" Italian route being temporarily discarded.

Hopefully the Spaniards will protect their borders (especially after the recent terror attacks carried on by foreigners from Africa) much better than the Italians did, because, after all: male Sub Saharans love Spain and would therefore stay in Spain (destroying the country in 20 years max, grasshopper-style, like they are currently doing in France), whereas Sub Saharans dislike Italy and headed straight for France and the UK (which explains the relative lack of concern from Italians).

So, the valiant Defend-Europe ship will have to head for Western Mediterranean...
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/inter...e-by-2032/

"The European Refugee Crisis is really completely out of control. The bulk of these people are by no means refugees. You see no women and children here in the boat – only young men. Now Spain is the new target and will overtake Greece as the second-biggest gateway for economic invader entering Europe by sea. The sudden surge in migration to Spain comes following a crackdown on human smuggling along the Libya-Italy sea route, which has been the main entry route to Europe. Africans are migrating to Europe because there is little to do at home. Egypt will grow to 100 million people while Nigeria to soon reach 400 million. Europe will be swallowed up whole as it was when the Roman Empire was subjugated by the Barbarians who crossed the Rhine River."

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(08-16-2017 12:40 PM)redpillage Wrote:  ^^^ Guys, always remember correlation does not equal causation. The real reason for the drop in NGO campaigns near Libyan territorial waters is Italy, which basically has insisted that NGOs abide by a set of rules which most of them are unable or unwilling to fulfill. They first bitched and complained, refused to sign the proposed agreement, and only stopped in their tracks when Italy made an example out of one ship and its crew (i.e. impounding the ship, arresting the crew, and pursuing criminal charges against them all which may earn them extended prison terms). Oh, and yes, the entire PR fiasco also caused donations to several NGOs to dry up, and in the end it's all about the money, n'est-ce-pas?

The Defend Europe campaign had very little to nothing to do with this, but I frankly don't mind milking this as a PR win after having gotten shit and pushback from pretty much every Mediterranean port they wound up passing through. In the long run this is actually a great opportunity for them as this breather will give them time to earn their sea legs and learn how to navigate the waters and rules in the region. If the NGOs try an encore in a few months from now (which I'm sure they will) then they will find a much more prepared and experienced team.

Reg. Lauren Southern: seriously now, she's no beauty but she's got balls and looks extremely fuckable to me. The kind of girl who sucks a melon through a straw if you get my drift. So say what you will but I'd screw her seven ways until Sunday, flip her over and then do her again.

The Defend Europe campaign barely made a dent - they only raised PR to the issue. The coast guard was at times blocking their route. Italy was already getting a bit too uncomfortable with the situation.

Also - yes - it is still going on.

My guess is that they will increase the official/inofficial air route - they only need to organize it better and drop the replacement buns to the EU in night hours or at unused airports, then move them to remote refugee centers. They have those in place in Italy and Spain already.

Shit will be going on regardless.

1.000.000 to 2 mio. per year will be coming in in combination with the family reunifications. The UK alone gets 300.000 migrants per year - most out of the EU.

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(08-21-2017 04:32 AM)Going strong Wrote:  Male Sub-Saharan illegals are now heading to Spanish shores, the "Lampedusa" Italian route being temporarily discarded.
...

One good thing with the strait of Gibraltar is that the wind is usually powerfull here.

That means human traffickers need boats with a powerfull motor to cross the strait of Gibraltar.

It's more difficult than going from Turkey to Greece.

http://www.gotarifa.com/en/tarifa/wind.html

Quote:There are two different winds in Tarifa.

The best wind for kite surfing is the Poniente. Being about 2-5 Beaufort strong, the Poniente is coming from the west and brings cooler air from the sea. It's the dominating wind in Tarifa.

The wind from the east is called Levante. He's building up a couple of days and might even reach 8-9 Beaufort. June and July are the best months for Levante.

Following the windstats, July provides the strongest wind and highest quantity of windy days.

The average of the year indicates that the wind probability (at least 4 Beaufort) is equal or higher then a 60% every month of the year. So, windless days are the exception in Tarifa Spain.

From May to Octubre rules the off shore wind Levante and the winter months see mostly the Poniente coming from the Atlantic ocean (west wind - on shore).

Post: #17

When I was living in Andalucía years ago it was common for human and/or hash trafficker speedboats to land in the smaller town beaches. We would know because of the massive operatives heading down the beach(as well as the resident potheads combing the shore for lost eggs!)
One time there was a big one in which a few policía local heads rolled and members got charged with being in on the operations.

The local people said that the speedboats were often able to catch a breather from the Spanish naval authority by getting around the strait which is on brittish territorial waters.
Not sure how true that is...

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(08-21-2017 10:25 AM)El_Gostro Wrote:  When I was living in Andalucía years ago it was common for human and/or hash trafficker speedboats to land in the smaller town beaches. We would know because of the massive operatives heading down the beach(as well as the resident potheads combing the shore for lost eggs!)
One time there was a big one in which a few policía local heads rolled and members got charged with being in on the operations.

The local people said that the speedboats were often able to catch a breather from the Spanish naval authority by getting around the strait which is on brittish territorial waters.
Not sure how true that is...

I remember seeing a Spanish movie that had jetskie crossings as its central theme, i.e. a few young Spanish guys who got into the drug smuggling business. You need a speed boat or a jetskie to do it and the narrow distance actually makes it tougher for people smugglers as the Spanish coast guard constantly patrols the area. It's possible of course if the Spanish authorities decide to look the other way. Of course this would completely ruin tourism in the South of Spain, so I still have hope they're greedy enough to not fuck up one of their biggest sources of income, tourism.

Post: #19

That boat is doing nothing of the sort, its a mere decoy. The real muscle comes from the Libyan coastguard and the threat of violence towards the NGOs and traffickers.

The boat didn't stop migrant boat launching into the sea. The traffickers will move their plans elsewhere such as Spain. I would reckon some backroom dealing with the current Libyan authorities is to be expected by George Soros or the current plan to set up EU migrant centres in African countries will be expediated and expanded.

Post: #20

(08-16-2017 08:27 AM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  Defend Europe essentially made the trafficking thesis go mainstream. Italian government picked it up (only now I have no idea why) and they paid the Libyan coast guard some money to help with their operations. Since then, Libyan Coast guard has been very zealous. 4 of the 8 NGOS have ceased activities and an NGO ship crew was arrested by the Libyan coast guard too.

Defend Europe is doing God's work. Drop them a few dollars if you can. I have!

Italian authorities needed a little push, methinks. But the friction and factional division in the country was already palpable, if you follow Breitbart, London and the UK newspapers.

This success with only $200K crowd funding shows how far "name and shaming"
a problem can go to...turn things around!

HUZZAH!

Post: #21

Well, this is encouraging:

Armed Libyan militia halting refugee boat departures to Europe

http://www.presstv.com/Detail/2017/08/22...lers-Italy

On my phone so can't add more details.