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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fascist-anti-fascists-violent-clash-dover-immigration-refugee-demonstrations-a6843596.html

Violent scenes have broken out in Dover between far-right protesters and anti-fascists from across the country, after the groups had organised opposing demonstrations over immigration.

A rally headed by the Kent Anti-Racism Network was completed peacefully this morning. But hundreds of extra police were drafted in this afternoon as a second protest led by right-wing groups, led by the South East Alliance, the East Kent English Patriots and the North West Infidels, threatened to get out of control.

Far-right groups made a speech about "third world scum", with one speaker claiming Jeremy Corbyn "hates everything British.. and is destroying Britain", according to The Mirror.

Diane Abbott, Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, is among those who have travelled to Dover to join the anti-fascist protest.

The city has been the scene of an ongoing standoff between anti-fascists and right-wing groups led by a resurgent National Front. A similar "anti-immigration" protest in September 2015 headed by the National Front saw skirmishes between groups resulting in a few injuries to both members of the public and police officers.

http://news.yahoo.com/masked-gangs-attack-migrants-sweden-police-135909511.html

It had to happen out of duty.The affair is a joke now and getting out of hand.Sweden is at high risk of going black!The masked gangs need to use a bit more stealth though.The system is against the patriots!

[Australian prime minister promotes abandonment of traditional Australian values and the genocide of White Australians at Australia Day ceremony.]

Australian prime minister promotes abandonment of traditional Australian values and the genocide of White Australians at Australia Day ceremony.

Sky News | 26 January 2016

http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2016/01/26/diversity--respect-key-to-nation--turnbull.html

Australia is bound together not by its history, race or culture but mutual respect, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says.

Mr Turnbull presided over an Australia Day citizenship ceremony in Canberra - one of almost 400 similar events being held around the country involving 16,000 new citizens on Tuesday.

'We can look at our past with great pride and with some regret - but we are not defined, let alone trapped, by our history as many other nations are,' Mr Turnbull said on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin. 'Many nations define themselves by a common race or religion or culture. Not us. Our national identity is defined by shared political values, democracy, tempered by the rule of law ... and binding us together is mutual respect.'

The Canberra ceremony involved 27 people from 13 countries, which the prime minister said showed the diversity of the nation.

'As the world tries to overcome religious and ethnic hatred, we are a harmonious, multicultural society,' Mr Turnbull said.

He also paid tribute to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who represent the 'oldest continuing cultures on earth'.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ6cp2T76lY&ab_channel=KimUn



Typical Jew stuff! Go ask the Lebs or coons of they have "mutual respect for others in the community?"

[SWEDEN — a nation that hasn't been in a fight for more than 200 years — has been issued a chilling warning by a top general: expect World War III "within a few years".]

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/world/top-swedish-general-tells-his-troops-to-prepare-for-war-within-a-few-years/news-story/ea5a3bdb99678c5db3d83d2d63ed41b2


SWEDEN — a nation that hasn't been in a fight for more than 200 years — has been issued a chilling warning by a top general: expect World War III "within a few years".


"The global situation we are experiencing and which is also made clear by the strategic decision leads to the conclusion that we could be at war within a few years," the statement reads. "For us in the army we have to, with all force we can muster, implement the political decisions."

Major General Anders Brännström made the stark statement in a brochure being distributed among attendees of an armed forces conference next week.

It's since sparked a storm of local controversy.

Is such a threat real? Is Europe strong enough to deter it?

Can Sweden defend itself?

General Brännström wrote that increasing tensions in the region had caused a shift in Sweden's military strategic thinking. No longer is it gearing towards assisting international policing operations. It's now focused on the "capability of armed battle against a qualified opponent".

Sweden's military was now optimising its armed forces for "a threshold effect against military attacks and ultimately defend Sweden", he said.

[AS Europe grapples with the wave of migrants, one country expects to expel up to 80,000 migrants whose asylum requests will likely be rejected.]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/w...f9f975c2b0b042

AS Europe grapples with the wave of migrants, one country expects to expel up to 80,000 migrants whose asylum requests will likely be rejected.


Sweden said it expects to expel up to 80,000 migrants as another dozen people including children drowned off Greece in a desperate bid to reach Europe.

As the continent grapples with efforts to stem a record flow of migrants, Swedish Interior Minister Anders Ygeman said the mass expulsions of people who arrived in the Scandinavian country last year would require the use of specially chartered aircraft and be staggered over several years.

"We are talking about 60,000 people but the number could climb to 80,000," he told Swedish media, adding that police and migration authorities had been tasked with organising the scheme.

Of the 58,800 asylum requests handled by Swedish migration authorities last year, 55 per cent were accepted. Many of those requests were however submitted in 2014, before the large migrant flow began.

Ygeman said he used the 55 per cent figure to estimate that around half of the 163,000 asylum requests received in 2015 would likely be rejected.
With the influx showing little sign of abating despite the cold weather, many countries — including Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, France — have tightened their asylum rules in a bid to discourage new arrivals.

Reflecting the mounting tensions, Brussels on Wednesday blasted Greece's handling of the crisis and warned it could face border controls with the EU's passport-free Schengen zone if it does not protect the bloc's frontiers.

Athens is worried its border with Macedonia will be closed, leaving refugees trapped in the country.

Concerns have been growing over conditions in Sweden's overcrowded asylum facilities, however, and on Tuesday officials called for greater security the day after an employee at a refugee centre for unaccompanied youths was stabbed to death.

A young male allegedly attacked the 22-year-old employee, named by local media as Alexandra Mezher whose parents were from Lebanon, at a centre for youngsters in Molndal, near Gothenburg on Sweden's west coast.

Her death has led to questions about conditions inside some centres, with too few adults and employees to take care of children, many traumatised by war.

Sweden's National Police Commissioner Dan Eliasson earlier this week requested 4,100 additional officers and support staff to help counter terrorism, deport migrants and police asylum facilities.