Gut reaction

This article popped up for me and crystalized my thoughts into a simple statement. "Fuck that, just send him home", as did a news report about an illegal immigrant still applying for asylum (from what?), who has been jailed for espousing and glorifying terrorism. Don't jail this parasite, just force him back to Turkey.

We don't need people like this importing their fights, their bigotry, their sob-stories, their desires, their criminality, their lack of comprehension about their newly desired social norms, their rabid religious inclinations, their "tribal" and "ethno-centric" aspirations for themselves but not the women around them, nor anyone else who is not like them.

To the British government I repeat myself - grow a pair, stop being nice to anyone who rocks up illegally, or those that facilitate their uninvited arrival. Block any appeal that they or their parasitic legal teams come up with and stop pandering to thought's of being "fair" - life isn't fair and gratuitous charity just leads to dependence or further deceptions. 

If the UK were likened to a ship, the crew are reaching mutiny because the captain will not repel boarders.

I don't want to feel like this!

The Spanish enclave of Ceuta was recently "invaded" by over 60,000 co-ordinated migrants in one day. They over-ran local border protocols and seemingly proved that mass invasion is a way to arrive, smothering local authorities and thereby "escaping" into the indigenous population.. A BBC reporter was there at the time and it is alarming to see such an invasion, which should make many "captains" begin to worry, for fear of mutiny.

From this invasion has come friction between Spain and Italy, which will be interesting to follow, starting here.

I've just read this post back to myself and never thought I could endorse such thoughts, but I am sick to death of  hearing the incessant drip of the national mantra that we must help such parasitic and needy peoples of the world. If arriving from a war zone house them as "guests" then repatriate them as one would prisoners of war. 

At the age of 68 I'm almost ashamed, but actuality has pushed me here.

Why come to us to for sanctuary as you "fight" your hate-fuelled cause?

THAT'S LIFE!

In a world of insecurity,
built upon adversity
and ruled with hypocrisy
by oft' corrupt bureaucracy,
that pollute the word democracy
with aims of autocracy,
silently eating individuality
and fostering conformity.
Whatever happened to
the silent majority?

Poem en Francais? .....

Dans un monde d'insécurité,
construit sur l'adversité
et a prévalu avec hypocrisie
bureaucratie corrompue,
qui polluent le mot démocratie
avec des objectifs d'autocratie,
manger silencieusement l'individualité
et promouvoir la conformité.
Qu'est-il arrivé à
la majorité silencieuse.

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Remember: Gisèle Pelicot

Sometimes it is good to remember that "little" people(s) of the world often achieve or survive many things, only to slip down the cracks of history, back into obscurity. Here is a French-born woman, Gisèle Pelicot, who bravely gave up anonymity in order to facilitate her unswerving determination to have her horrific abuse, by her husband and the men of a whole village, made known to the public (now world-wide). She has dignity and determination for justice that many should admire.

To start to understand her and her story start here.

Gisèle's is an extraordinary female abuse case, with the twist being that for decades her husband had regularly drugged her in order to film village residents raping and defiling her unconscious self, luckily without recollection by her. It was only the chance discovery of over 22,000 videos on her husband's computer that initiated the trial of a whole village.

Gisèle Pelicot (An dignified and inspirational survivor)

Gisèle has stated that she wants to move on from this very public ordeal; she has divorced her abuser, reverted to her maiden name and relocated within France to hopefully enjoy the simple pleasure of life amongst her family and remaining friends. Having shared her moment in history I believe she now wants to find a route back into obscurity, but with her current fame will she and her immediate family be able to do so, for a family rift has developed prior to appeals being heard in courts that she is determined to attend as a witness.  

With the end of her court case she made a final dignified statement. Best wishes Giséle.

The postscript to Gisele's case was that her husband got 20 years prison and half the village (-named here-) got from 10-15 years each; her daughter Caroline Darian said their father should die in prison. 

Gisele's trauma is opening the eyes and ears of many, asking difficult questions about modern society as similar cases were uncovered in the UK and a UK National Crime Agency (NCA) report revealed an organised international network of abusers.

Another abuse scandal was exposed in France, though that was the opposite of Gisèle's case, with one person systematically abusing many others; paedophile doctor Joel Le Scouarnec's trial revealed much, especially the apparent indifference of the public and of those around him who knew of his crimes. I have to ask, what else is going on?

Societies ability to accept and normalize such crimes leads me to wonder where are the Gisèle tapes now and will Netflix make yet another "human interest docudrama" film?