Why The Italian Government Can't Stop Refugee-Smuggling

Boats? Because It Doesn't Want To

by Tyler Durden
Jan 3, 2017 3:30 AM

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The rule of law is often invoked by as a Western value that populist movements want to destroy, yet
the establishments own governments have long suspended that very same rule of law when it comes
to immigration. The most evident example of this is the immigration policy started by the Italian Letta
government in 2013 and continued since then under the Renzi government.
In October 2013, the Letta government, facing waves of refugees escaping the chaos of Western backed-Arab
Spring in Libya, which later transpired as nothing more than insurgencies of Islamic radical groups, launched
the operation Mare Nostrum or Our Sea, which consisted in the use of the Italian navy near Libyan waters
to rescue asylum seekers from the African coast.
As noble as its motivation may be, a side effect of the operation was to encourage even more people to
undertake sea travel because now they are certain that the Italian navy will rescue them. The result was a
224% increase in the number of boats leaving Libya, which translates into an average of almost 10 million
euro a month for the Italian government.
In November 2014 Mare Nostrum was replaced with the EU-coordinated and funded Triton, covering a smaller
part of the Mediterranean at the cost of 3 million euro a month. The official reason for the Triton operation is
to control borders, however once we look at facts the goal of the operation is simply to bring in as many
people as possible, regardless of whether they are refugees, economic migrants, legals or illegals. Since then,
smuggling channels instead of being stopped have multiplied.
An established practice since the Mare Nostrum operation, continued under Triton, was for smugglers to
launch a rescue signal to the patrolling navy and request assistance. In the meanwhile, NGOs pursuing the
open borders have joined forces with them, assisting anyone, legal, illegal, refugee, who wants to reach
Europe.

The European Commission that is responsible for Frontex, and what follows border controls, has a clear
opinion on the matter. Commissioner for Home Affairs, Migration and Citizenship Dimitris
Avramopoulos said: Another important element that emerged strongly from the discussions on countering
smuggling is that NGOs and local and regional authorities which provide assistance to smuggled migrants
shall not be criminalised. I fully agree with this, of course, as I also agree on the need to protect the
fundamental rights of those who are being smuggled. Those who we need to punish are the smugglers!
Punishing the smugglers, unless they are part of NGOs, meaning the problem cant and wont be solved,
because NGOs will always be free to smuggle migrants. This continues a well established tradition; during
the Monti government in 2011-12 a Ministry for Immigration was created and given to Andrea Riccardi of
the Comunit of SantEgidio, the prominent Italian open borders NGO. Comunit of SantEgidio runs
projects such as Humanitarian corridors. The project funds an alternative route to bring people into Italy.
Andrea Riccardi told the French media that he is convinced that Europe must open its borders. The Ministry
was then given to Cecile Kyenge, a black woman born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who set
herself a task of drastically reducing the requirements for acquiring Italian citizenship. She proposes a law
that would give citizenship to the children of immigrants if they are born on Italian soil. Under Renzi, the
ministry was reduced to a department within the ministry for Home Affairs, and handed to Mario
Morcone, again affiliated with the Comunit di SantEgidio.
But what happens once migrants of all kinds reach Italian soil? They are sent to refugee centers, where they
can apply for the status of refugees. It should be noted that Italy has long run out of places for asylum
seekers, and so the government is paying hotels, hostels or citizens in general to take in people.
Here a common practice for those who know that their application will be rejected is to destroy their
documents beforehand so that the time to identify them increases exponentially. Experience has shown that
centers eventually become overcrowded, which turns out to be an occasion for migrants to riot, destroy
properties and finally escape and become illegals. If they do not escape and their application is rejected, they
are expelled. Expulsion however is voluntary and data shows that approximately only 50% of expelled
migrants actually leave, probably to an other EU-Schengen country, the rest become illegals as well.
Moreover, as the Mafia Capitale scandal has shown, a collusion between members of the ruling
Democratic Party controlling immigration-related institutions within the Italian state, including refugee
centres, NGOs and the organized crime ensures that migrants are employed at the expense of Italian
taxpayers and for insignificant hourly rates ensuring massive illegal profits for the racketeers. An infamous
quote of a member of organized crime reveals how immigration is now a more profitable business than
drug trafficking.
Do you have any idea how much I make on these immigrants? Salvatore Buzzi, a mafia affiliate says in a
1,200-page wiretap from early 2013. Drug trafficking is not as profitable. We closed this year with a
turnover of 40 million but our profits all came from the gypsies (Roma people),on the housing emergency
and on the immigrants, Buzzi said. That was in 2013, when 20.000 immigrants arrived in Italy. In 2016,
180.000 immigrants arrived in Italy.

Corrupt politicians like Giuseppe Castiglione (NCD, partner of the ruling Democratic party), working for the
Home Office, with the official mission of favouring the integration of those in need of international
protection in reality work to ensure profiteering from the crisis.
Illegal activities range from all levels; starting with the assignation of the construction of refugee centers to
Democrat-related cooperatives in exchange for bribes; asylum seekers and illegals are then transferred to the
Italian countryside and employed in the agricultural sector for an hourly rate between 1 and 3 euro.
When it comes to women, immigrants themselves organize prostitution rings within the refugee centers or
sell them to work in the Italian streets.

Immigration, a tale of willingly lax enforcement of rule of law, smuggling, dishonesty, slavery and
destroying Europe.

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Invinciblehandaxe Jan 3, 2017 3:46 AM
close the border with italy. let her become african. italians are gypsy looking anyway. so they are
almost like those africans anyway.

HowdyDoody Invinciblehandaxe Jan 3, 2017 3:55 AM

Its punishment for not bowing down to Israel, and whining when it tried to pass off goods made
in the occupied west bank as made in Israel and therefore eligible for trade subsidy.

Ghordius HowdyDoody Jan 3, 2017 4:25 AM

is that the same Israel full of warmonger extreme Zionist propagandists asking for an all-out
war against Islam?
or the Israel that even recruits Muslims in it's armed and security forces?
or the Israel that can count on Trump's son-in-law to defend it's interests?
or the Israel that hates Obama's guts? or Kerry's, when he says that Israel can't be a unified state
and a religious state at the same time? or the UN, when it endorses the recent disapproval of the
settlements on the West Bank?
or the Israel that is still allied with the US... only?
or the Israel that thinks NATO is bad... for Israel?
or the Israel that has excellent arrangements with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Turkey but is terribly
upset about everything that comes from Iran?

which Israel? as countries go, there is practically none that is as complex as Israel

Squid-puppets a... Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 5:08 AM

on fire tonight, ghordius. the downvoters must have some agenda other than intelligent debate

Skateboarder Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 5:19 AM

It's the Israel that is "Is-real?" that you seek. That's the true spelling (including the question
mark).

Bahamas Invinciblehandaxe Jan 3, 2017 4:12 AM

Italians are some of the best looking, classy and elegant people in the world. Class itself is
defined by the Italian attire and style.
Invinciblehandaxe: you comment is one of the dumbest to have ever appeared on ZH.

angry_dad Bahamas Jan 3, 2017 4:37 AM

100% correct
Everybody loves italian babes, italian cars, and italian food
Just don't ever lend them any money or ask a favor.
Above all, stay the hell away from the vatican.

g'kar Jan 3, 2017 3:59 AM

Most all western countries are following dictates issued by the Global Central Banking Mafia
families. Massive debt, massive immigration, massive welfare state, massive unemployment,
massive mis/dis information through all the Global Central Banking Mafia controlled medias and
massive Global Central Banking Mafia controlled governments.
There will be no Giant Meteor or Nuclear Holocaust to rescue us. The only wars that are allowed
are cullings that suit the Global Central Banking Mafia families. Slavery is and has always been a
fact of life. The same few families running it thousands of years ago are running it today.

WernerHeisenberg g'kar Jan 3, 2017 4:23 AM

Agree with all of that G'kar. But it is even worse than that. The Global Central Banking Mafia
families worship Lucifer, shed innocent blood and consume human flesh.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the
rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places"
Never was a bible believer before, but I find this NT verse to be right on target. This is a spiritual
war. The Global Central Banking Mafia families are just foolish tools. When their true master is
through using them, they will perish. We do not need police, courts, or governments. Truth is
vital. But, no amount of facts alone will allow us to prevail. We also need faith, and love for all of
our fellow humans who have good souls.

TheVoicesInYourHead Jan 3, 2017 3:57 AM

This is acutally the biggest crisis currently threatening the western world.
Needs to be stopped asap.

Kaeako TheVoicesInYourHead Jan 3, 2017 4:14 AM

It's only going to get worse. I'm sure you are aware of population projections in sub-Saharan
Africa. Millions upon millions will keep pouring north and Europe doesn't have the stomach to
stop them. The only way it stops is a collapse and permanent reduction of living standards in
Europe.

GreatUncle TheVoicesInYourHead Jan 3, 2017 6:31 AM

Only one caveat, most of this is because of the exploitation and corruption like the Clinton
Foundation / globalists exerting its wealth and influence on other parts of the world. For them a
war is preferable for profit if necessary then you wonder why people flee.

navy62802 Jan 3, 2017 3:59 AM

Importing an enemy army is never a good idea.
Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes.

back to basics Jan 3, 2017 4:07 AM

Tylers, are you turning ZH into a political commentary website? For a while now, I am seeing way
more political articles on here than financial. You've either given up on the sky is falling narrative or
just decided to just concentrate on what earns more clicks. In my opinion, but also judging by the
significantly lower relevant comments by posters others must share the same opinion, by going
down this path ZH has lost its mojo.

Ghordius back to basics Jan 3, 2017 4:15 AM

see there, I have to agree with "back to basics", +1
one thing missing out from this article, btw, is that thing called...

...Christian compassion
one of the more important drivers in this migrant/refugee drama

outside of Italy, Germany and France, but also outside the whole North of Europe minus the UK a
lot of ink is being spilled running around this core theme, never touching it
it seems it's too difficult for people used to a different view on Christianity to see the facet of
compassion as a virtue that drives the european Continent, particularly it's core
the Parable of the Good Samaritan comes to mind
as a reminder, the Samaritans were the terrorists of the times Jesus lived in

Lore Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 4:24 AM

@ Ghordius: Cloward-Piven strategy. Look it up.

Ghordius Lore Jan 3, 2017 4:33 AM

I did, and no, it's again an external narrative that does not fit
starting with "too simple"
counterexample: there is one million refugees that can go back... if nobody tries to scuttle the
Turkish-Russian attempt at peace (even if it's their New Order) in Syria and a few other places
that "somebody is trying to kill the White Race" narrative is external, to the continent of europe.
it is being imported, and no, it does not hold on minds and hearts
even Nazis under Hitler's leadership would have looked upon it as a bit... weak. limp-wristed,
to boot
Romans would have scoffed at it even more forcefully
it's a narrative of snowflakes, for snowflakes. it even smells of decay, moral and racial

Lore Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 4:42 AM

Organized religion is just another instrument of manipulation, Marx's "opiate for the masses."
The psychopaths are COUNTING on your caritas.You seriously believe that they'llsuffer an
attackof conscience?!Things are going toget progressively more terribleunless / until real
Christian soldiersstand up and say ENOUGH.

Ghordius Lore Jan 3, 2017 5:48 AM

our Caritas is Our Value
meanwhile, are you calling up the "real Christian soldiers"... while claiming that organized
religion is just another instrument of manipulation?
our Caritas extends to victims, not to criminals, be them psychopaths or not
how many of them are victims, and how many of them are criminals?
the relation is something around 50'000 to 1 and... that's very human, to boot
as a reminder, some forces external to europe target specifically small criminals for their
horrors

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:45 AM

So where is your compassion for the victims? Have you personally paid any price for enjoying
the warm feeling of compassion? This is not compassion it is sentimentality: enjoying a
virtuous feeling without paying for it (h/tip Oscar Wilde)

Lore Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 8:10 AM

I'm remindedof a conversation with an idealistic organizational behavior progressivist
whokept trotting out thePCline"Hate The Sin But Love The Sinner"-- so naggingly glib and
muddled! The only way to stop a bully is to take his power away, and that includes his
arsenal. Be sure that the migrants and their political-system-that-poses-as-a-religion are
regarded by their sponsors as multi-functionalinstruments of warfare. And listen tosome of
their own speeches before youcall any migrant an unwitting pawn.

bookofenoch Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:12 AM

Rape, rape, rapity, raping, rape. Then murder.
Who suffers for your bullshit, Ghordo?
Hint: you'll love these photos, and the stories will keep you in stitches:
http://www.barenakedislam.com/2016/07/05/sweden-politician-says-its-wors...

Ghordius bookofenoch Jan 3, 2017 6:50 AM

I speak of compassion for victims. you speak of rapists and murderers
if some Samaritans are rapists and murderers...
.... are all Samaritans rapists and murderers?
some Swedes are rapists, too. some Swedes are murderers, too
the old statistic that I remember out of Germany, before the times even of Re-Unification, was
that there was one rape every two minutes
I repeat: every two minutes a Western German rapist raped a Western German girl
according to your worldview... all Western German men are...
the horror of one rape is enough to fill a mind with rage
the horror of one murder is enough to fill a mind with rage
if you go down that path... only total vilification of all men, period, is enough

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 7:27 AM

If Germans are serial rapists-your suggestioin not mine- why aggravate the situation by
inviting more rapists? Why do young women have to pay the price of your compassion?
Put differently: is there any price too high for other people to pay for you to enjoy the
satisfaction of boasting about your compassion on ZH?

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:13 AM

You're wrong on the facts-again-cf le remplacement theory in France, for example.
But that is not important . What is important is is it true? If you have not noticed in the
political/intelligentsia complex an ideological drive against whites -and Christianity-then I
congratulate you on your peace of mind.

scintillator9 Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 4:54 AM

Compassion can go out the window after reading articles such as THIS, in which over 1.3 Million
"migrants" can flood into Germany, but about 34,000 find jobs.
While one may have valid points about compassion, what about compassion for the people who
have been displaced in their own country, with examples such as this:
https://www.rt.com/news/316568-germany-nurse-eviction-refugees/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/11902296/Second...
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/07/22/govt-builds-apartments-migrants/
Taking the high road often has high costs.
While some may question the political bend to this, there is a HUGE financial cost to all of this,
as well as an incalculable human cost.

Squid-puppets a... scintillator9 Jan 3, 2017 5:21 AM

wrong approach. ALWAYS have compassion - but see my post below - you can be against
migration on compassionate grounds
Humanism has traditionally come from the Left. But as the Left has lost its marbles, I'm seeing a
faction of the Alt-Right emerging as the 'Humanist Right'

Squid-puppets a... Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 5:18 AM

Ghordius, you're a Humanist first, and I love you for it - and thats why I've loved ZH for so long Tyler, whilst an unbridled Capitalist - remains a humanist.
But
Can you not see - given the radical extent of migration - that there is a HUMANIST argument
against migration? You see those streets of paris where the siewalks for blocks upon blocks have
matresses and tents and cardboard boxes - what the fuck are they gonna do as winter arrives? So
many destitue men - the crimes of depravity are a humanist nightmare for both themselves and
the indigenous Parisians / Colognians etc. How can you be a feminist and a pro-migrationist
given the rapes? (thats not a comment on ethnicity - its human nature when in deprivation)
Are they really able to appraise themselves of better conditions in a strange land that is
overwhelmed by the numbers and cannot accommodate them?
Yes we have a duty to aid in the capacity that the West is so instrumental in CREATING refugees.
And that is the first thing we must fix.
But you can be a Humanist and be against migration

Ghordius Squid-puppets a-go-go Jan 3, 2017 5:42 AM

+1 "you can be a Humanist and be against migration"
I would add that it is also possible to be that and be for asylum... since asylum is a temporary
thing
the danger is, from my perspective, which is also Centrist, to try to fight fire with fire
to try to apply extreme measures... which lead to more extremes and more extremism
as a reminder, the Old World had a World Order, for a while. aka Colonialism
if a country failed... an empire, a Power occupied it, and owned the shit there
I'm strongly missing the "Own Your Own Shit" in all recent developments
meanwhile, Owning Up to Your Own Values... well, it starts there
and compassion is one of our values. does not extend on criminals, of course. only to victims

bookofenoch Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:05 AM

Ghordo, you did this:
http://ozziesaffa.blogspot.com/2013/11/elin-krantz-just-another-dead-whi...
Btw: don't skip the mix it up video

Btw: don't skip the mix it up video

Squid-puppets a... bookofenoch Jan 3, 2017 6:44 AM

oh, fuck off.
The only person who did that is the perp, notwithstanding the dark irony of her naivety

bookofenoch Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 5:53 AM

Ghordo, you are full of shit.
read your Bible before you pretend to be a Christian. Your utter lack of knowledge betrays you.
1. Jesus was not an immigrant. FACT.
2. The Parable of the Good Samaritan was to pay an innkeeper to put up the injured traveler till his
wounds healed. No taking the guy home. Real wounds, not economic migrant snowflake
complaints.

Ghordius bookofenoch Jan 3, 2017 6:21 AM

did I claim that Jesus was an immigrant? no.
I'm claiming that the Parable is about a Samaritan, i.e. a member of a tribe utterly despised by
Jews, helping a Jew
the traveler is a Jew. first, a Jewish priest passes, and refuses to help. then, a Levite passes, and
refuses to help. then a...
... < read today whatever the most despised group of people you can find, and insert there >
... and that one helps the traveller. our of compassion for victims. real victims, yes
it's really funny how that Parable draws people to vehemently claim that they know it better...
up to the often read claim that it has nothing to do with compassion with victims, or some
obfuscation thereof

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:41 AM

Another error. The point of the parable is not compassion but answers the question: who is
my neighbour?

Ghordius rondellio Jan 3, 2017 6:59 AM

another attempt at obfuscation
yes. who is your neighbour? that's a choice

that Samaritan choose to include someone that was for sure not his neighbour in the common
sense of the word. in a world where a Samaritan could not live near Jews, nor a Jew near
Samaritans
that Samaritan choose to include that Jew in his definition of "who is your neighbour"
his choice. his deed of compassion beyond the standards of the times
and our choice of listening to our version of the Parable... and one that grates, eh?

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 7:13 AM

Well, that's settled, you did not understand the parable.
Now that you do understand the parable let's ask a question: who is your neighbour? Is it a
young man from Syria? If it is and you (not the taxpayer) take him in and feed him you have
my sincere respect and I wish you well.
But before you send out the invitation consider this: is not the 18 year old gang raped and

But before you send out the invitation consider this: is not the 18 year old gang raped and
impregnated at Cologne also your neighbour? What will you do for her?

rondellio Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 6:06 AM

Nonsense: look at the attitude of, for example, d'Estaing in drawing up the poposed EU
constitution. The EU apparatchiks in control are far closer to Caesar than they are to Christ.
Ask the Greeks.
Sure, the pols make a big noise about their compassion whilst refusing to send their children to
immigrant rich schools and there is always a man with a badge and a gun to protect them when
they are out and about. If you are a Christian you pay the price of your compassion yourself
and you do not boast about it.
History does not record the response of the man aided by the Good Samaritan, but we can be
sure that it did not include raping his daughter.

Resistance Is Hope Ghordius Jan 3, 2017 8:24 AM

Am responding to a few of your posts on this webpage. Anyone who has been to the isle of
Lesbos and helped the "Syrian refugees" knows that they are from about 30+ different countries.
They are gaming the system because people like you will help them destroy what is left of
Europe.
That being said, it is Europes fault for being so spineless, for rejecting God, and embracing
feminism. Since Europe does not embrace "be fruitful and multiply" they feel they have to import
youngsters to support their social welfare systems. Hopefully the chaos and terror they have
imported will teach them how bad feminism is and how necessary traditional sexual roles and
divisions are...
Paul said "he who does not work should not eat". There is a realism to Christian compassion that
defends it against the evil aide of human nature.
I think that Europe is trying to imitate Christian compassion unsuccessfully. The psyche of those
who have rejected God is that they must openly and loudly find a more moral way than Christian
ethics via virtue signalling. Their shows of strength are signs of weakness.

Bahamas back to basics Jan 3, 2017 4:15 AM

There are severe economic implications with the immigration problems concerning Italy, since it
is funded by an ever increasing national debt with no prospects for a healty economic growth. If
and when Italy falls it will be very nasty for the worlds economy.

back to basics Bahamas Jan 3, 2017 4:34 AM

I wasn't particularly referring to this article, I just thought it was high time someone mentioned
that concern. Just scroll through the titles of the articles posted on ZH the last little while and it
will become apparent to you what I mean.
And I do understand that political events have a great impact on the economy and finance that
this site predominately focused on before this change of direction but what's missing is the
analysis of that impact. If immigration problems are one of the things that will take Italy down
(too much debt blah blah blah), then where is the analysis in the article that supports that
viewpoint? Not even a mere mention let alone analysis. The article focused, like many before it,
strictly on politics.

Skateboarder back to basics Jan 3, 2017 5:40 AM

Once upon a 2009 or 2010, when people were starting to wake up to the fact that the banks
were fvcking us, ZH was a real eye-opener with the OLD TYLERS who were genuinely interested
in educating people and exposing financial/economic fraud. I found ZH at the end of 2010 and
kept reading for a long while before becoming a commenter. Those Old Tylers are now long
gone, the website has changed hands, and the new ZH is all about clicks, clicks, clicks, and

gone, the website has changed hands, and the new ZH is all about clicks, clicks, clicks, and
sensationalism based on political/doom/etc. news. Finance/economy has taken a backseat.
Not sure about other commoners who are not in finance, but I personally don't have any fvcks
to give about the markets, etc.. I do keep an eye out for the price of Au and Ag, but that's about
it. The whole damn thing is so fake, it's hard to care. Chart porn doesn't do it for me anymore.
Plus, everyone knows the real action in ZH happens in the comments. That's where links are
shared, eyes are opened...

Overdrawn back to basics Jan 3, 2017 5:40 AM

Would be beter if ZH had tabs along the top, one for financial news and another for political. I
read both, so it's neither here nor there for me.

GreatUncle back to basics Jan 3, 2017 6:33 AM

+1 Prefer the more economic articles gives a better impartial understanding of the politics any
how.

eishund back to basics Jan 3, 2017 8:29 AM

U mean ZH has evolved.

LA_Goldbug Jan 3, 2017 4:20 AM

I just love those names (memes),
Mare Nostrum or Our Sea or "White Helmets" or "Moderate Rebels" ...
Where is Al Cinderella or Robin Osama ?

Lore Jan 3, 2017 4:33 AM

This will be stopped only by extreme, dramatic action. Announce a plan to make examples of the
smugglers with a warning that they will be blown out of the water, and if they persist, make
examples of several and publicize the incidents heavily.Round upmigrants -- every last one of
them -- and send them back from whence they came (or thereabouts).Seize all funding from
Soros and his proxies and their ilk, and halt the nation-breaking agenda in its tracks.Local
governments should be encouraged to disregard the diktats and criminal interestsofhijacked
entities like NATO and theUN and pursue healthy, constructive agendas to improve the standard
of living and general prosperity of their own people. ELIMINATE DEBT.ENCOURAGE FREE
MARKETS.EDUCATE YOUR CHILDRENABOUT THE LIES BEING TAUGHT TO THEM. WE WIN THIS
WAR BY FREEING YOUNG MINDS.

angry_dad Lore Jan 3, 2017 4:35 AM

#1 is to end the lies from the us MSM
Our youth is bombarded everyday by history revisers, half truths, and outright lies
Of course, our schools have been totally dismantled and truth telling has now been outlawed.

angry_dad Jan 3, 2017 4:33 AM

The lovely italians are shipping a tsunami of immigrants , and terrorists, into western europe to
repay the fraudulent central bank loans they are unable to cover.
Someday, these eu gringos will understand the new currency is illegal aliens.
Their message to the bankers;
you can forgive me now or pay for the bombs later.

MAMA MIA!

JailBanksters Jan 3, 2017 4:32 AM

Hmmm, more Refugee Kids with Fresh Young Blood and Juicy Brains.
They can stay at the Vatican and be totally safe.

RattieNomNom Jan 3, 2017 4:43 AM

Let' s build a WALL!!!

WALL WALL WALL WALLL!!!!

BACON IS AWESOME!!!