THE FRENCH
(Channel Migrants Deaths)
Apparently, it`s all the fault of … ∰ the British. ∰
You can find a more detailed analysis on this fairy story within the link …
But allow me to highlight the more salient paragraphs …
… And the blunt conclusion … by local mayors, by pensioners, by couples out walking their dogs on beaches [in France] where they now fear they may come across bodies washed ashore – is that this is Britain’s fault.
Having watched this crisis evolve over decades, from the camps around the Channel tunnel and the ferry ports, to this more recent phenomenon of small boats, many French people deeply resent the way their own lives and communities have been transformed by a crisis they see as British-made.
… Britain’s loosely regulated job market, that acts like a magnet, drawing young Eritreans, determined Sudanese, Afghans, Syrians and Iraqis to this coastline, convinced that if they can just make it across this last, short stretch of water – or even half way across – they’ll end up in a country where they can find work, even without the right paperwork.
And finally …
The small boat crisis may be big news in the UK, but in France, … frankly tired of the situation on its northern coastline, even twelve deaths in the Channel barely make headlines.
Sorry France, please accept our apologies.
Would you like some more of our cash?
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Nominated by : Sam Beau