“Defend Europe” Anti-Invasion Ship Celebrates 76% Drop in Invaders Since Mission Starts

Posted by DanielS on Monday, 14 August 2017 09:57.

New Observer, 14 Aug 2017:

“Defend Europe” Anti-Invasion Ship Celebrates 76% Drop in Invaders Since Mission Starts.”

The C-Star “Defend Europe” anti-invasion boat—funded by public subscription to the Generation Identity organization—has issued a statement celebrating a 76 percent drop in African invaders trying to land in Europe since their mission began at the beginning of August.

The drop is marked: from August 1 to August 10, 2016, some 6,554 invaders landed in Europe, while for the same period in 2017, “only” 1,572 invaders managed to make it ashore.

The C-Star statement—issued on Twitter—said that the “decrease in the number of illegal immigrants departures isn’t due to chance but the consequence of political decisions made by Italy and of its negotiations with Tripoli.

“However, the liberal 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.

“Our action shows that European citizens can coordinate at the [grass]root [level] in order to efficiently substitute [for the] state’s [in]action,” the C-Star statement continued.

At some point, the statement said, ten men on a ship, supported by millions of their peers on land, counted for more than all of the “charities” which are engaged in the illegal smuggling of invaders across the Mediterranean Sea.

This drastic fall in the number of crossing attempts “definitely proves” that the “charities” and their “uncontrolled operations are directly responsible for the massive arrival of illegal immigrants,” the statement added.

The figures about the decrease were released by Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti late last week. Minniti—a member of the Italian Communist Party from 1980 to 1991—is most certainly not motivated by any desire to protect Europe, and is, as the Defend Europe statement alluded to, only reacting to public pressure on the matter.

According to a Politico report, the Italian government decided to finance the resurrection of the Libyan coast guard, just one of the organizations which collapsed when Minniti’s European Union (EU) and the Obama administration decided to destroy the Gadhafi government in Libya.

The collapse of the Gadhafi government served to open the door for the mass African invasion which only started in earnest after that event.

“When we said we had to relaunch the Libyan coastguard, it seemed like a daydream. Last weekend they saved 1,180 migrants while the whole international apparatus only saved 130. In the past four years that had never occurred,” Minniti said at a press conference in Rome.

He went on to demand that the EU “allocate to Africa — and especially Libya, which currently accounts for 97 percent of departures—the same amount of “effort and resources” that it devoted last year to stemming the invasion through the Balkans.

“Minniti does not expect €3 billion overnight,” Politico reported,—but he wants Europe to consider stumping up “a similar amount,” and he wants it “to happen rapidly since the mechanism is working in Libya and needs to be sustained.”

Such resources should mainly be committed to the protection of borders, both on the coast and along Libya’s southern frontier, including providing funding and training for the country’s coast guard and border guard services.

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Posted by "Defend Europe", first mssion a success on Wed, 23 Aug 2017 17:53 | #

New Observer, “Defend Europe’s First Mission a “Political Success with Concrete Results”, 21 Aug 2017:

The “Defend Europe” anti-invasion ship—which patrolled the Mediterranean Sea for the first three weeks of August and oversaw an almost complete halt in the African invasion of Europe—has finished its first mission and was a “political success with concrete results,” its crew have announced.

Speaking at a press conference held in Lyon, France, after the C-Star docked at the end of its mission, crew spokesman Philipp Huemer said that the mission had achieved its main goal after the Libyan and Italian authorities had been pressurized into taking action against the fake charity Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) involved in human smuggling from North Africa to Europe.
“The mission to defend Europe has been very successful. The decision taken by the Libyan authorities to close their territorial waters resulted in the stopping of the activities of most of the NGOs,” Huemer said.

“With the main goal having been achieved, it was decided to temporarily suspend the mission of Defend Europe. Since its start, Defend Europe has obtained several very important victories in the Mediterranean Sea. We have shed new light on the so-called humanitarian NGOS. Their collaboration with the human traffickers has been exposed.

“At the same time, the NGOs reported a significant decrease in their donations. It seems that the revelations about their cooperation with the human traffickers [has affected] their supporters and public option.

“Several boats have been seized by the Italian authorities. These revelations forced Italy to deploy its navy to control the actions of four migrant NGOS which actually broke the law. Libya [also] banned the NGOs from entering its territorial waters.”

These NGOs “perpetrated illegal acts” and “encouraged illegal immigrants to leave their home countries and caused more deaths at sea,” Huemer went on, highlighting the NGOs hypocrisy over the matter: they claimed they wanted to “prevent” deaths at sea, but their actions in fact led to more drownings than ever.

“Thanks to the presence of the C-Star in the Mediterranean, the Defend Europe mission has drawn international attention to this issue,” Huemer continued.

“It upset the plans of the NGOs acing in secret and obliged the different states to react. Our action is thus a political success with concrete results. Europeans finally have a NGO that actually protects them.”

Huemer then dealt with the never-ending stream of lies put out about the mission by the controlled media, including that of its attempts to call in at Malta on the way back to France.

“We note that NGOs and leftist extremist organizations have tried to scupper C-Star many times, using fake news and lies,” Huemer said. “Every time we were declared innocent [of the media’s claims] and the truth emerged.”

With regard to controlled media reports that the C-Star had been refused entry to Malta, Huemer confirmed that the ship had “not only been denied access to the port of Malta,” but was also denied a supply of fresh water.

This was, Huemer said, “an order which we believe came from one of the highest authorities on the island.

“This attitude is all the more surprising given that the Maltese government does not oppose the massive arrival of illegal immigrants and has even let the “Save the Children” ship dock while it is currently under investigation [by Italian police for human smuggling.]”
Huemer pointed out that the situation had thus arisen where “European citizens who have committed no crime were prevented from entering European territory while at the same time, hundreds of jihadists returning from Syria and Iraq were welcomed with open arms.”

Contrary to controlled media reports, the issue of fresh water had in fact been solved by a “mass mobilizaiton of small boats from Malta” which had set sail to the C-Star off the island’s coast to provide “moral and material support to the C-Star.”

Furthermore, Huemer concluded, a “petition has been launched and more than 4000 Maltese [residents] gathered on a Facebook group to support Defend Europe. We thank the people of Malta for their tremendous support and we know that for many years the island has suffered under the neglect of its government and mass immigration.”