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Lampedusa Swamped
With "Well over 7,000 immigrants arriving on the small island in the past 5 days" alone, are we as a generation, witnessing the death of Europe?
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\\I clearly understand why Jews fled Germany to escape Naziism, but I don't see the connection you make between 'colonialism' & the peoples of Albania, Afghanistan, Guinea, Ivory Coast etc. now suddenly & illegally entering Europe.//
Perhaps you can enlighten us?
Zacs will do a Lineker and take a couple in st his own expense.
> Once Lampedusa is engulfed and sinks below the Med
You mean like Derna? Over 10,000 drowned and dumped in the sea ... or not like that at all.
Really, the language - Lampedusa and Derna, both with their respective problems at the same time, one being literally swamped - is unfortunate at best, offensive at worst.
I've just been searching for an English town with a population similar to Lampedusa of 6,000 & I haven't come up with anything so small - I guess it should really be described as large village 20 km square.
To Lampedusa, having had already several thousand illegal immigrants on its finite space & having to take on another 7,000 thousand in the last 5 days,'swamped' sounds like an appropriate description.
But of course it's all the fault of 'colonialism' according to Zacs -Master๐
Derna was swamped, Lampedusa is inundated.
And when a town is swamped, killing over 10,000 people, then that explains why people like those who survived would leave Derna and inundate other places, like Lampedusa, an Italian island. Especially when Italy colonised Libya, after which it was under Allied occupation ... the repercussions of which still echo. This is still in living memory. Obviously not for some people, like those who drowned following a catastrophic flood that was exacerbated by climate change. Lots of connections, lots of history, lots of repercussions ...
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