Philip James
Feb 162 min
Severe penalties for countries who refuse to submit to the agenda.
The EU has passed a migration pact dubbed “the Great Replacement” which will lead to millions more migrants flooding the continent.
Whilst the rest of the world was sidetracked with Palestine the European Parliaments LIBE committee quietly passed the act which formalizes the distribution of migrants to member states with heavy punishments for any country that refuses to take them.
The numbers are staggering, even conservative estimates suggest 75 million more are likely to make their way to Europe, joining the estimated 68 million already here.
Those countries, like Poland, who try to maintain their national identity without being subsumed by migrants, will be hit with severe financial penalties. European leaders have been told they cannot give their people a referendum either. "there is no mechanism for unilateral vito, this is happening and each country must take it's fair share" an EU spokesman said.
Marine Le Pen, the leader of National Rally’s parliamentary wing, previously said the pact would lead to “the suicide of Europe,” adding that it was a deal with the devil and represents an “organized plan of submersion of Europe and the nations which compose it.”
Crucially member states will be forced to accept however many migrants the EU designates each year. With thee commission issuing massive financial penalties for each migrant it attempts to refuse.
“Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said of the plan: The next question is how many they will force on us. Now they are deciding that. So they are creating rules that give Brussels the right to say how many migrants they will distribute,” “Several countries have indicated that they do not agree. We do not want to implement it. In the end, we are facing a very unpleasant turn of events here.”
Róbert Gönczi, an analyst at Hungary’s Migration Research Institute, pointed out that migrants distributed to Hungary normally end up leaving for Sweden or Germany, where they receive far bigger welfare payments. “The redistribution system could also create intra-EU flows from the countries where these migrants have been relocated to the countries where they actually want to live, as typically the destination countries have not changed,” said Gönczi.
“However, it would now be necessary for other EU countries to welcome these migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, he added. The real problem is that the reinforcement of the EU’s external borders would be less or not at all, which is what is really needed.”
The new plan, comes as southern Europe has already witnessed biblical scenes of migrants overwhelming small towns and villages in places like Italy and Spain. Working in Lockstep with the new forced immigration policy the EU is pushing through more online censorship laws which will give faux authorities the ability to shut down descent, label anyone speaking out against their replacement as all 'racist' and 'conspiracy theorists'.