LOL, it’s so sad…

Why haven’t these bigoted Venetians already filled those dangerous canals with concrete or something? Don’t they know that African dindus are in dire need of Italian gibs, and that to subject them to the danger of drowning makes them Literally Hitler?

And really, are you trying to tell me that it’s The Current Year and people are still unaware that Negroes are somewhat less than buoyant? After all, their skulls are solid and they have this extra bone in their foot so when they find themselves in deep water, they go down like a flushed turd.

Only a bunch of vile racists would refuse to acknowledge this and alter their infrastructure accordingly.

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An investigation has been opened after an African refugee was left to drown in Venice’s Grand Canal as tourists on nearby boats filmed him on their phones, with some apparently laughing and making racist jokes.

Video footage released on several Italian news sites shows the 22-year-old Gambian, later identified as Pateh Sabally, flailing in the icy waters of the city’s canal.

In the video, one man can be heard yelling “Africa” at the refugee and “Go on, go back where you came from.”

Onlookers are heard starting to laugh.

“He is stupid. He wants to die,” another person allegedly says.

No one jumped into the water to help him. He was eventually caught in the current and drowned before police divers made it to the scene.

Everybody is getting tired of these worthless creatures. There were two people on that boat. Some were local Italians sick of watching these surly curs wreck their quality of life all day every day, the rest were tourists who thought they’d come to Venice, not Boogawannaland, and they were happy to see they would be bothered by one less of these cretins.

Some of your typical bleeding hearts complained that not enough had been done to try to save the poor dumb creature, but I can’t see how they could think so. People threw three life belts in his general vicinity, and I don’t blame them for not going into the water. The panicky beast would have merely caused the death of itself and it’s would-be rescuer.

The lesson here is, it’s just not humane to bring these skittish creatures into our White countries, as we have all this dangerous water laying around all over the place, and nobody really cares if they drown anymore.

Italian media said Mr Sabally had sailed from Africa two years ago and was given permit to reside in Italy.

According to Frontex, the European Union border agency, about 181,000 migrants arrived in Italy by boat last year — a 20 per cent increase from last year.

A poll published this week revealed that 68 per cent of Italians would back government efforts to speeding up expulsions of economic migrants…

You’re safer at home in the jungle, Tyrone.

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At a July 12 meeting of the International Organization for Migration in Berlin, Peter Sutherland spilled the beans, openly admitting that they aren’t just planning to “integrate” the so-called “refugees,” but the “economic migrants” as well.

Previously, the governments and various organizations have been claiming either that all of these economic migrants are actually refugees, or that they’re going to eventually send back those determined to be economic migrants.

So props to Sutherland for admitting that this is just a lie.

Of course, the overwhelming majority of the migrants are economic migrants – only one in five is even potentially from Syria, most of them are lying, and most of Syria is now safe anyway. The two biggest groups of migrants are from Pakistan and Afghanistan, neither of which is currently involved in a war. Merkel invited people from anywhere to come, and they came.

This idea that you can allow unlimited “economic migrants” though is completely insane. That effectively means that the entire third world is welcome to come live on welfare in Europe. And probably half of them are going to come – 2.5 billion or so people.

Parts of Britain are now poorer than Poland, Lithuania and Hungary, official figures reveal.

People in the Welsh Valleys and Cornwall – Britain’s two poorest areas – scrape by on less than £14,300 a year on average.

Because Britain is so expensive, this leaves families in these areas worse off than those vast swathes of Eastern Europe, according to an EU study.

In Lincolnshire and Durham, the next two poorest areas in Britain, people live on less than £16,500 a year.

This puts them in the same bracket as Estonians and rural Poles, once prices are taken into account.

Britain as a whole fares a little better, with average earnings of £23,300 – just over the EU average of £20,750. But this still leaves us out of the top 10 wealthiest countries in the EU.

And this figure is propped up by Europe’s runaway richest region – inner London. In the heart of the capital the average GDP per person is £71,000 a year.

This is 321 per cent of the average across the EU, according to Brussels’s official statistics arm Eurostat.

But central London’s soaring wealth has failed to trickle down to much of the rest of the country, the figures suggest.

Britain’s seven most hard-up areas – including Lancashire, Leicestershire, South Yorkshire and Staffordshire – are poorer than ANY region in Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Finland, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden and Austria.

The region of “West Wales and the Valleys” is now in the top five poorest areas in Western Europe – with families HALF as wealthy as their German counterparts on average.

The only parts of Britain matching Germany for wealth – outside central London – are “Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire” and oil-rich “North East Scotland” around Aberdeen.

But even England’s second wealthiest area – with average incomes of £32,000 – fails to make it into Europe’s top 20 rich league.

Only North East Scotland, with an average GDP per person of £33,000, sneaks into Europe’s Premier League of wealth.

Eurostat, which is Brussels’ equivalent of the Office for National Statistics, measures wealth across the EU using a measure known as ‘purchasing power standards’.

This aims to measure GDP per person but also ‘takes into account differences in national price levels’, to give a more realistic idea of how much the cash in people’s pockets is actually worth.

On this basis, four of the UK’s 37 regions struggle by on less than 75 per cent of the average EU earnings, alongside 15 in Poland, nine in Greece, seven in the Czech Republic and Romania, six in Hungary and five in Bulgaria and Italy.

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Bulgarians and Romanians were last night preparing to travel to Britain as restrictions on working here are lifted tomorrow.

Almost all flights from Romania to England are full – even though one airline doubled the number to meet demand – with one-way tickets selling for up to £3,000 each.

And all tickets for seats on buses leaving the Bulgarian capital of Sofia until January 9 have been snapped up.

Wizz Air, the low cost airline that serves Eastern Europe, has doubled the number of flights it is offering. However, because of the demand, even these no-frills flights are being sold at around £300 each.

At the central bus station in Sofia, a large poster showing Big Ben, a London bus and traditional red phone box advertise the bus routes to a new life here.

The poster reads: ‘Regular routes to London, Germany, Spain, France, Luxembourg and Greece’ and offers a 5 per cent discount for booking  online with agent, Balkan Horn.

All seats on two British Airways flights from Sofia to London Heathrow next Sunday and Monday – each carrying more than 152 passengers – have been sold.

When controls imposed in 2005 are lifted tomorrow, 29million from the two countries will gain the right to work in Britain.

While some of those coming here have expressed a desire to find ‘any job they can’, messages on internet forums show others making inquiries about benefits.

One user of a popular website wrote: ‘My husband and I want to have a child in the UK. We want to know what kind of benefits we can apply for. We are interested in receiving a council house.’

A mother described how she is hoping to move her family to the UK in the hope of claiming child tax credits – while a man spoke of his desire to be given a house.

A pregnant Romanian woman said: ‘I have read on this website I can get £190 a week from the British government from the 25th week of pregnancy. Could somebody help me with the documents?’

Others wrote of their hopes to give birth in a British hospital.

A pregnant woman wrote: ‘Can I give birth in the UK for free given that neither my husband nor I have the correct papers? Will we get British citizenship for our child?’

Aleksandra Dzhongova, who runs a legitimate employment agency in Sofia, said other firms had been set up with the specific intention of helping immigrants understand Britain’s welfare system, rather than filling job vacancies.

One firm offered to help its Romanian clients avoid paying fines issued by HM Revenue & Customs.

A source at a firm helping Romanians find work in Britain told the Mail: ‘There are already many using these social benefits without necessarily having an urgent need for them.

‘I hope Romanians in the UK do not tell those from home that they are entitled to claim benefits because everyone will try to claim.

‘If you ask Romanians why are they claiming benefits they say, “If it is allowed by the law, then why not?” They have seen the Brits claiming and other nationalities too, so they want to join the queue.’

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The work ethic of British people has been heavily criticised by two leading businessmen.

Domino’s boss Lance Batchelor complained that he struggled to fill jobs in his pizza chain,

It came after ex-Marks & Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose defended immigrants who come to Britain and are prepared to work longer hours for low wages.

The comments come amid fears that the UK will see an influx of immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania when working restrictions are lifted next month.

Last week Romania’s Labour minister said Britain should be grateful so many Romanians filled jobs Britons were unwilling to do.

Mariana Campeanu said Romanian migrants contributed ‘greatly’ to Britain’s gross domestic product and criticised feelings of ‘racism and xenophobia’ towards her countrymen.

Mr Batchelor said his pizza delivery chain was finding it increasingly difficult to recruit staff.

‘We’re struggling to get enough employees. Since the immigration laws were tightened up two or three years ago, we are finding it harder and harder to hire staff, especially in London and the South East,’ he told the Evening Standard.

‘People who would have worked here a few years ago now don’t want these jobs. We could fill 1,000 jobs across the UK tomorrow if we could get candidates to apply for them.

‘Every branch in London is currently operating at less than full capacity because of the problem securing labour.

‘In London it’s particularly difficult to get drivers and people to work in production. If we had more staff, we would spend far more on marketing and other boosts to the economy.’

His remarks came after Sir Stuart Rose said Romanians and Bulgarians and other immigrants should not be blamed for coming to the UK if Britons were not prepared to do menial jobs.

He said: ‘I’m a free market economist – we operate in a free market. If these people want to come here, and work the hours they are prepared to work for the wages they are prepared to work for, then so be it.

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