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90% of Invaders used “Criminals”

May 19th, 2016

Awake Goy

Ninety percent of all nonwhite invaders entering Europe are using criminal networks and forged documents, a joint Europol-INTERPOL report has found.

The report, titled “Migrant Smuggling Networks” also said that at least another 800,000 nonwhites were massed in Libya waiting to invade Europe.

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According to the report, “most” of the invaders who landed in Europe in 2015 were “facilitated” by “migrant smugglers” and paid an average of USD $3,200 to $6,500 (€3,000 to €6,000) each.

EDOC_May-8 “This would result in an average turnover of US$5 to 6 billion in 2015,” the report said, although it failed to point out that this enormous sum was being collected from supposedly impoverished refugees.

The report also revealed that forged and fake documents are “simply rented out to migrants for use on a portion of the trip then taken back by the accompanying facilitator once in the EU.”

In addition, the invaders “may change documents several times during their trip, and the same documents may be used several times to facilitate different migrants.”

Furthermore, the report said, to “increase the likelihood of success, facilitators might also consider using complex or unusual routes or the booking of return tickets.”

There are also a number of ancillary crimes involved in the invasion, the report went on to reveal.

“Some of the suspects involved in migrant smuggling are also involved in other types of crime such as drug trafficking, document forgery, property crime, and trafficking in human beings,” the report said.

“In 2015, over 220 smugglers were identified by Europol as being involved in more than one crime area. Out of these, 22 percent were linked to drug trafficking, 20 percent to trafficking in human beings, 20 percent to property crime, and 18 percent to forgery of documents.”

Between 2014 and 2015 the percentage of suspects linked to forgery of documents increased from 3 to 18 percent.

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The report also discussed what it called the “misuse” of the “asylum system” by pointing out that “those irregular migrants who do not fall under the conditions of recognized refugee status” more often than not acquire forged papers to gain “a number of financial and material advantages linked to a temporary residence document.”

The problem is, the report adds, only going to get worse. “Overall, an increase in the number of migrants trying to reach the EU is expected. In Libya alone, around 800,000 migrants are waiting to travel to the EU.”

“Overall, it is anticipated that the abuse of legal systems for the purpose of status regularization will increase. Irregular migrants who have already entered the EU may seek to obtain counterfeit breeder documents (such as fake birth certificate or false work permits) in order to acquire residency in the destination country.”

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Other points raised in the report said that:

Key migratory routes identified as main corridors for migrant smuggling are fluid and influenced by external factors like border controls.

Migrant smuggling is a multinational business, with suspects originating from more than 100 countries.

Migrant smuggling suspects tend to have previous connections with other types of crime.

While a systematic link between migrant smuggling and terrorism is not proven, there is an increased risk that foreign terrorist fighters may use migratory flows to (re)enter the EU.