[VIDEO] The Moment Pro-Migrant Rioters Overrun Police At London Train Station
Posted: October 25, 2015 Filed under: Crime & Corruption, Global, Health and Social Issues | Tags: 1. FC Nuremberg, Birmingham, Birmingham New Street railway station, Brighton, Bristol Parkway railway station, Budapest, Budapest Keleti railway station, Cardiff, Hungary, Illegal Aliens, Law enforcement in Hungary, London, Migrants, Protesters, Röszke, Tovarnik, Train Station, United Kingdom Leave a comment
LONDON, United Kingdom – Raheem Kassam reports: A throng of nearly 200 pro-migrant rioters descended on London’s St. Pancras mainline station tonight – the terminal that connects the UK’s capital city with Europe – to demand “no borders” and “no nations”. The scenes, brought to you exclusively by Breitbart London, shows violent clashes between police and protesters, with London’s cops looking woefully unprepared.
“At around 6pm a number of protesters arrived at St Pancras rail station and officers are currently facilitating a peaceful protest… Around this time a number of other individuals arrived at the station causing disorder, and missiles, including smoke bombs were thrown at police officers. This group were dispersed by police and officers remain at the station.”
Calais Migrant Solidarity, an umbrella group of hard-left protesters, descended on the station after attending an “Anarchist Book Fair” – seemingly undeterred by the hypocrisy of anarchist philosophy wanting less government intervention, while most of the protesters in attendance are familiar faces from left-wing marches demanding more government interference in the marketplace, and in civil society.
And what they experienced tonight was just that – government in action – as they came head to head with London’s police. But in this case, it seems they were successful, breaking through police lines, and hurling smoke bombs into one of the busiest railway stations in the country, endangering themselves, police, members of the public, and tourists with their demands to welcome unlimited numbers of “refugees” into Britain.
[Read the full story here, at Breitbart London]
Police officers can be seen in the clip above forming a line outside the main entrance to the station, protecting members of the public and commuters from the group of masked and hooded individuals.
[See exclusive PHOTOS at Breitbart London]
But the thin blue line soon broke, as smoke bombs were kicked towards the hapless police, and the horde rushed through the entrance.
Once inside, protesters were wrestled to the ground and turfed out, while others continued screaming in the faces of policemen and women, who are, as usual in Britain, unarmed. Read the rest of this entry »
GERMANY OR BUST: Migrants Flee Hungary, March to One Particular European Country
Posted: September 4, 2015 Filed under: Breaking News, Global, Health and Social Issues | Tags: Associated Press, Budapest, Budapest Keleti railway station, European Union, Germany, Hungary, Immigration, Law enforcement in Hungary, Serbia, Train Station Leave a comment
So flagrant is Hungary’s apparent animosity for migrants that the U.N. said its leaders had declined to accept assistance from the agency that supports refugees.
LONDON — Haggard and defiant, hundreds of migrants stormed out of the Keleti train station in Budapest on Friday and set off on foot towards Germany, choosing a 300-mile walk over spending another night in a country where they are not welcome.
“This is going to go down in history,” said Rami Hassoun, an Egyptian migrant from Alexandria helping to corral the crowds on a six-lane highway to Austria, where the migrants were accompanied by a police patrol.
Elsewhere, hundreds of migrants remained locked in a standoff with the police at the Bicske station outside Budapest, demanding that train service to the west be restored, so they could continue their journeys to more prosperous European countries, like Germany or Sweden.
Hundreds of others stormed out of a reception camp in the country’s south, highlighting their desperation to flee.
The chaos in Hungary reflected the inadequacy of an asylum policy across the 28-member European Union bloc that has forced migrants to register or apply for asylum in the country where they arrive — though in many cases that becomes the country where they are discovered or detained by authorities.
[Read the full text here, at The New York Times]
Once they register and apply, they must remain in that country — even if that country, like Hungary, is so hostile to migrants that it is building a 110-mile fence on its border with Serbia to keep them away. Read the rest of this entry »
Hungary: ‘It’s Germany’s Fault’
Posted: September 3, 2015 Filed under: Global, Health and Social Issues, Mediasphere | Tags: Associated Press, Austria, Brussels, Budapest, EUROPE, European Union, Germany, Hungary, List of Prime Ministers of Hungary, Train Station, Viktor Orbán, Western Europe 1 Comment
Thousands of migrants might be camped out in front of Budapest’s Keleti train station this week, but according to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the…(read more)
Source: Foreign Policy
Shock and Mourning as China Absorbs the Full Horror of Islamist Train Station Stabbing Rampage
Posted: March 3, 2014 Filed under: Asia, China, Crime & Corruption | Tags: Beijing, CCTV, China, Kunming, Kunming Railway Station, Police, Tiananmen Square, Train Station, Xinhua News Agency, Xinjiang, Yunnan 1 Comment
Mourning: People turned out in their droves to lay candles for the 29 murdered in Kunming station
Mourners and volunteers descended on Kunming today after knife-wielding attackers killed 29 people in a frenzied rampage.
By Mia De Graaf and Dan Bloom and Kieran Corcoran
The killers, four of whom were shot by armed police, launched the horrific slaughter at Kunming railway station in Yunnan province at around 9pm local time yesterday.
“I saw two attackers, both men, one with a watermelon knife and the other with a fruit knife. They were running and chopping whoever they could.”
Distressing photos circulating online showed bodies, pools of blood and abandoned luggage scattered across the terminal floor in the wake of what authorities termed an ‘organised, premeditated, violent terrorist attack’.
More than 130 people were injured in the frenzied attack last night, which has left China shaken
It is a small step towards comprehending the atrocity as officials try to uncover who was behind it
Earlier, volunteers descended on the city’s hospitals in Yunnan province to give blood for the 130 wounded
Today, hospitals were filled with citizens giving blood as dozens remain in a critical state.
Outside, candles were laid in heart shapes as the nation absorbs the shock of the event.
It is believed that more than 10 people took part in the attack. As well as the four who were shot yesterday, one was taken alive. The rest are still being hunted.
Japan: Hamamatsu train station unveiled in miniature form
Posted: October 21, 2013 Filed under: Japan | Tags: Asia, Hamamatsu Station, Japan, Japanese pottery and porcelain, Shizuoka, Shizuoka Prefecture, Takuji Yamada, Train Station Leave a comment
There’s no denying that the world looks a whole lot cuter when it’s scaled down to miniature form, and even ordinary train stations are no exception to the rule. Hamamatsu station, in Shizuoka Prefecture, has been given the mini-me treatment, thanks to one of its renowned residents, award-winning modeler Takuji Yamada. On display in the city centre, people from all over Japan are gushing at the model’s remarkable quality and it’s amazing likeness to the original. [PHOTOS] RocketNews24
Best boyfriend ever turns himself into a chair for tired girlfriend
Posted: October 8, 2013 Filed under: Asia, China, Entertainment, Humor | Tags: Boyfriend, China, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Mobile phone, Romance, Train Station 1 Comment
While I’m sure this photo, taken on a Guangzhou metro platform, will elicit cries of ‘whipped’ or ‘friend zone’, I’m choosing to view this as a sweet demonstration of one guy’s love for his girlfriend, who was clearly super tired and… needed to check her phone.
Shanghaiist [via: Netease, China Smack]
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