About time I talked about this in /mlpol/ but I had a burst of autism and wrote everything down.
So, human trafficking networks of people from Haiti to Chile are slowly being revealed due to social network pressure and everyone is acting surprised to avoid being jailed.
So, the way they operated, through information I have gathered, is the following
- Chile sent some soldiers as "Blue Helmets" to Haiti before the earthquake
- January 2010 earthquake happened, some weeks before her first presidential period had ended
- Michelle Bachelet (retiring President) came in and left an invitation for people of Haiti
- Clinton Foundation and several NGOs doing some 'humanitarian efforts', like Red Cross, took the chance to launder money.
- Migration from Haiti was in low amounts normal until 2016
- Neighboring countries had enough of Haiti's shit and blacklisted them, including Mexico, some Center American countries, Dominican Republic, Canada and Brazil. Afterwards, when Trump was elected, the US were off-limits too.
- An air bridge was opened, operated mainly by a newly formed, Santiago based airline called Latin American Wings (LAW)
- Travel agencies based in Haiti and Chile supplied Haitian `travelers` a yellow envelope with everything they need to get past border control at Santiago's airport. Nobody knows the content of these envelopes for certain, but surely they are sketchy health checks, hotel reserves and things they need to enter as travelers, as required by current law.
- As you might expect, in the course of two years these passengers, even buying return tickets, return empty to Port-au-Prince in Haiti. Differential in the course of two years is of about 200,000 Haitians by official accounting, but they might be many more, in figures that range between 400,000 and 1 million.
- A recent video of Airport personnel complaining about it got viralized (and as you might expect everyone in mass media jumped to accuse the guy of racism, xenophobia, etc.)
- Migration control, just in March 2, held a batch of about 200 false travelers from passing border control, so they will be returned to Port-Au-Prince
- PDI (in charge of airport control) just told there is something sketchy in these envelopes. Things like cancelled hotel reservations were found.
- As you might expect, Human Rights NGOs are trying to sue the airport for holding these Haitian passengers
- LAW suspended Port-Au-Prince to Santiago route for 15 days until things get solved.
This is a quick rundown and I left many details behind, like the role of Jesuits and Communists in all this mess. I think everyone involved is acting surprised in order to cool down the public opinion a bit and let everything work as usual some weeks after.
My thoughts are they rushed to establish this human trafficking network before they could make hate speech laws.
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>>126035
>As you might expect, in the course of two years these passengers, even buying return tickets, return empty to Port-au-Prince in Haiti. Differential in the course of two years is of about 200,000 Haitians by official accounting, but they might be many more, in figures that range between 400,000 and 1 million.
>1 million.
What the fuck Chile? This is effectively the first I've heard of this madness, do you have any good sources for further reading?
>As you might expect, in the course of two years these passengers, even buying return tickets, return empty to Port-au-Prince in Haiti. Differential in the course of two years is of about 200,000 Haitians by official accounting, but they might be many more, in figures that range between 400,000 and 1 million.
>1 million.
What the fuck Chile? This is effectively the first I've heard of this madness, do you have any good sources for further reading?
[Mirroring a 4/pol/ response I made]
>Why are they importing these dirt eaters, cheap labor, forced diversity?
I have several theories.
Most liberal, right-wing think tanks thing the low birth rates of native Chileans (1.8 children per women) need to be mitigated with uncontrolled, mass migration from people with higher birth rates, as they do in Europe.
Many people in low skill sectors, like construction or farming, hire Haitians because they can pay them less than the minimum wage under the table. This is very common and much of the lower class is angry -and voted right wing- because of this. Every day in social networks you can see job offers exclusively for foreigners or Haitians, and many natives (including Venezuelans, Colombians, Peruvians and Dominicans besides Haitians) are being fired in favor of them because of this.
As for left wing, you know what the Democrats do in the US. All these not-really-travelers overload public health, education and child care services. They are given priority over native Chileans on these services because `they don't have friends or anyone who can help them here`. This considering welfare systems were saturated even before this migrant wave.
As they learn the language, they are being indoctrinated. Rodolfo Noriega, a former Sendero Luminoso Peruvian terrorist, is in charge of an NGO called "Coordinadora Nacional de Inmigantes". He rallied many Haitians and Dominicans in February wearing an Allende shirt (pic related), demanding the regularization of 200,000 illegals to the executive. The rally ended with a praise to an Allende statue.
So, for left wing the goal is clear: To stretch the welfare state to obliterate the middle class by charging more taxes and reducing job opportunities so more people can stick to left wing parties and do the Revolution.
Before 2015 you could hardly see a black on the streets of Chile, save maybe for Arica. Now they are even in the smallest towns of Chile. So the culture clash for Chileans is huge and both National Socialist and Alt-Right movements are forming as a response.
>Why are they importing these dirt eaters, cheap labor, forced diversity?
I have several theories.
Most liberal, right-wing think tanks thing the low birth rates of native Chileans (1.8 children per women) need to be mitigated with uncontrolled, mass migration from people with higher birth rates, as they do in Europe.
Many people in low skill sectors, like construction or farming, hire Haitians because they can pay them less than the minimum wage under the table. This is very common and much of the lower class is angry -and voted right wing- because of this. Every day in social networks you can see job offers exclusively for foreigners or Haitians, and many natives (including Venezuelans, Colombians, Peruvians and Dominicans besides Haitians) are being fired in favor of them because of this.
As for left wing, you know what the Democrats do in the US. All these not-really-travelers overload public health, education and child care services. They are given priority over native Chileans on these services because `they don't have friends or anyone who can help them here`. This considering welfare systems were saturated even before this migrant wave.
As they learn the language, they are being indoctrinated. Rodolfo Noriega, a former Sendero Luminoso Peruvian terrorist, is in charge of an NGO called "Coordinadora Nacional de Inmigantes". He rallied many Haitians and Dominicans in February wearing an Allende shirt (pic related), demanding the regularization of 200,000 illegals to the executive. The rally ended with a praise to an Allende statue.
So, for left wing the goal is clear: To stretch the welfare state to obliterate the middle class by charging more taxes and reducing job opportunities so more people can stick to left wing parties and do the Revolution.
Before 2015 you could hardly see a black on the streets of Chile, save maybe for Arica. Now they are even in the smallest towns of Chile. So the culture clash for Chileans is huge and both National Socialist and Alt-Right movements are forming as a response.
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>>126044
This is insane. Is there any (white) country they are not trying to subvert with mass third world immigration?
This is insane. Is there any (white) country they are not trying to subvert with mass third world immigration?
>>126037
This in a country of 17 million people.
>>126041
I don't have much info in English. Sorry. I gathered much of this by reading social media posts and watching some videos.
As soon as I can get you good translations of what is happening, I'll let you know.
Some channels that talk about this -in Spanish-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxYjnV2MCVrVczgR-b3rmTQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0GzPcBHsvtXeogHHl2Eggg
This in a country of 17 million people.
>>126041
I don't have much info in English. Sorry. I gathered much of this by reading social media posts and watching some videos.
As soon as I can get you good translations of what is happening, I'll let you know.
Some channels that talk about this -in Spanish-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxYjnV2MCVrVczgR-b3rmTQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0GzPcBHsvtXeogHHl2Eggg
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>>126058
Venezuelans, Colombians, Peruvians and Dominicans besides Haitians in Chile; and Bolivians and Senegalese in the case of Argentina.
I don't know what's going on in Brazil.
Venezuelans, Colombians, Peruvians and Dominicans besides Haitians in Chile; and Bolivians and Senegalese in the case of Argentina.
I don't know what's going on in Brazil.
>>126066
We are most culturally affine with Argentinians, Peruvians and Venezuelans. In the case of Peruvians though, many have some resentment from the Pacific War in late 1800s and your typical bants about which country invented the `pisco` (an alcoholic beverage) They tended to cluster in Center Santiago and northern cities.
In the case of Argentinians, exchange is most noticeable in southern Chile (Punta Arenas), some resentment again for the 1881 Patagonia treaty, Beagle canal conflict in 1978 and Chilean support to UK in the Falklands in 1982. But usually Argies are good fellows.
In the case of Venezuelans, the ones who come here are the ones who had money to escape the farthest from Maduro's dictatorship. Many of them are hard working and legit professionals, but make job salaries plummet because of offer-demand. Many of them joined right-wing movements.
Tomorrow I'll talk you about the others, I'm sleepy.
We are most culturally affine with Argentinians, Peruvians and Venezuelans. In the case of Peruvians though, many have some resentment from the Pacific War in late 1800s and your typical bants about which country invented the `pisco` (an alcoholic beverage) They tended to cluster in Center Santiago and northern cities.
In the case of Argentinians, exchange is most noticeable in southern Chile (Punta Arenas), some resentment again for the 1881 Patagonia treaty, Beagle canal conflict in 1978 and Chilean support to UK in the Falklands in 1982. But usually Argies are good fellows.
In the case of Venezuelans, the ones who come here are the ones who had money to escape the farthest from Maduro's dictatorship. Many of them are hard working and legit professionals, but make job salaries plummet because of offer-demand. Many of them joined right-wing movements.
Tomorrow I'll talk you about the others, I'm sleepy.
>>126063
Shit sucks m8, but your nation was cucked pretty hard after le helicopter man was voted out. He should have just run for president instead of make a yes no referendum on staying in power, the left in your nation would have been stayed disorganized as fuck if that had been the case. Not as bad as Argentina though.
Shit sucks m8, but your nation was cucked pretty hard after le helicopter man was voted out. He should have just run for president instead of make a yes no referendum on staying in power, the left in your nation would have been stayed disorganized as fuck if that had been the case. Not as bad as Argentina though.
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>>126073
Okay. As I was talking we can coexist pretty well with Peruvians, Argentinians and Venezuelans, at least from Santiago southwards (I am not a northern Chilean guy so I don't know very much the situation firsthand). And it's important to keep good relations, with Argentina since Chile-Argentina border is the third longest in the world.
About Colombians, we have a similar problem with them as you have with Mexicans. I don't know if they come illegally from air bridges or through Peru, but their `bad people` are drug traffickers, hitmen and prostitutes. Native Chileans are also violent but only when angry, unlike these Colombians, so they displaced our own violent natives in poor neighborhoods. They are localized mainly in northern Chile due the copper mining bonanza, namely Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta and Santiago (so much we often call Antofagasta `Antofalombia`)
I don't deny there are some good Colombians that came here to work hard and complement with Chileans; but that's why border control is important, to make sure they aren't violent and they have money to afford private health and education services.
Dominicans, along with Haitians are also a recent source of illegal migration. Due to Haitian nomad nature (settle in rich pastures, have lots of children, make child mortality control your numbers and settle elsewhere when pastures run out), many are crossing Haiti/Dominican border in Hispaniola Island illegally as well. Because of that, Dominicans have a serious problem with Haitians and many are fleeing their country. The flights Santiago-Punta Cana also return with some Haitians as well, and many flights Port-Au-Prince/Santiago will use Dominican airports as an alternative.
As for Haitians, for now they appear to be peaceful, but as they are getting localized in ghettos and not deport I really fear the places they are turn into a mirror of what Detroit and Chicago are now. After all we human beings are territorial by nature, and with their high birth rate they will demand more territory natives (along with other foreigners too) won't give up so easily so it can breed serious public security problems and the formation of more no-go zones.
Pic related includes a map of Chile for reference, a tweet from our foreign affairs minister in response of Trump's `shithole countries` leak, a foreigner sleeping inside of a children playground and a video showing local media shills.
Okay. As I was talking we can coexist pretty well with Peruvians, Argentinians and Venezuelans, at least from Santiago southwards (I am not a northern Chilean guy so I don't know very much the situation firsthand). And it's important to keep good relations, with Argentina since Chile-Argentina border is the third longest in the world.
About Colombians, we have a similar problem with them as you have with Mexicans. I don't know if they come illegally from air bridges or through Peru, but their `bad people` are drug traffickers, hitmen and prostitutes. Native Chileans are also violent but only when angry, unlike these Colombians, so they displaced our own violent natives in poor neighborhoods. They are localized mainly in northern Chile due the copper mining bonanza, namely Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta and Santiago (so much we often call Antofagasta `Antofalombia`)
I don't deny there are some good Colombians that came here to work hard and complement with Chileans; but that's why border control is important, to make sure they aren't violent and they have money to afford private health and education services.
Dominicans, along with Haitians are also a recent source of illegal migration. Due to Haitian nomad nature (settle in rich pastures, have lots of children, make child mortality control your numbers and settle elsewhere when pastures run out), many are crossing Haiti/Dominican border in Hispaniola Island illegally as well. Because of that, Dominicans have a serious problem with Haitians and many are fleeing their country. The flights Santiago-Punta Cana also return with some Haitians as well, and many flights Port-Au-Prince/Santiago will use Dominican airports as an alternative.
As for Haitians, for now they appear to be peaceful, but as they are getting localized in ghettos and not deport I really fear the places they are turn into a mirror of what Detroit and Chicago are now. After all we human beings are territorial by nature, and with their high birth rate they will demand more territory natives (along with other foreigners too) won't give up so easily so it can breed serious public security problems and the formation of more no-go zones.
Pic related includes a map of Chile for reference, a tweet from our foreign affairs minister in response of Trump's `shithole countries` leak, a foreigner sleeping inside of a children playground and a video showing local media shills.
>>126168
People are fighting agains this, right?
It's not even subtle
They're using the same tactics used on european countries
People are fighting agains this, right?
It's not even subtle
They're using the same tactics used on european countries
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>>126224
In some degree, yes, but Right Wing here, as is everywhere, is either cuck or disorganized, so we don't count with the networks, financement and propaganda the left has built since Pinochet was on charge; so every effort right wing groups are ragtag and outnumbered by Antifa which count with this support, organization and motivation to "Bash the Fash". Of course Human Rights organizations don't bat an eye here because they are also lefties.
It helps our laws are closer to an American style than to an European style, so people can speak freely that they are disgusted by all of this, and we are quickly labeled as racists or xenophobes. But it's easy to tell the public opinion is divided 70% anti-illegals v/s 30% pro-illegals.
Our current government coalition (whose period ends next Monday) is actively trying to sabotage the country by increasing public debt, kindling ethnoterrorism, raise taxes, control both Executive and Judicial powers, and being personally involved in all this mess. As the justice system is controlled by her friends, nothing happens. Right wing coalition, save a couple of exceptions, are more worried about lobbying for their businesses than to actively represent their voters; so they fall into this politically correct bullshit.
Our next government will be one of a very moderated Right, dominated mainly by a coalition of Trudeau-tier liberals (Evopoli), a center-right party (Renovación Nacional) and neocons (Unión Demócrata Independiente). I hope they learn their errors from 2010-2013 but I don't think so.
A former Presidential Candidate who quit one of the parties of the Right Wing coalition jumped to represent this mass of righties who were disappointed how the cuck right, in the fear of being politically incorrect, embraced many of the left's flags. Since then, they found some kind of motivation to start defend their ideas, but this is very recent, and the movement is gaining some steam: Libertarians, Evangelics, Nationalists, Pinochetists and Conservatives (not tied to any Neocon parties like UDI) are reaching some consensus and joining.
As for legit National-Socialist movements, they are also forming here, but these are also outnumbered by Antifa.
tldr; Left is organized since the 80s, Right is just starting to organize.
In some degree, yes, but Right Wing here, as is everywhere, is either cuck or disorganized, so we don't count with the networks, financement and propaganda the left has built since Pinochet was on charge; so every effort right wing groups are ragtag and outnumbered by Antifa which count with this support, organization and motivation to "Bash the Fash". Of course Human Rights organizations don't bat an eye here because they are also lefties.
It helps our laws are closer to an American style than to an European style, so people can speak freely that they are disgusted by all of this, and we are quickly labeled as racists or xenophobes. But it's easy to tell the public opinion is divided 70% anti-illegals v/s 30% pro-illegals.
Our current government coalition (whose period ends next Monday) is actively trying to sabotage the country by increasing public debt, kindling ethnoterrorism, raise taxes, control both Executive and Judicial powers, and being personally involved in all this mess. As the justice system is controlled by her friends, nothing happens. Right wing coalition, save a couple of exceptions, are more worried about lobbying for their businesses than to actively represent their voters; so they fall into this politically correct bullshit.
Our next government will be one of a very moderated Right, dominated mainly by a coalition of Trudeau-tier liberals (Evopoli), a center-right party (Renovación Nacional) and neocons (Unión Demócrata Independiente). I hope they learn their errors from 2010-2013 but I don't think so.
A former Presidential Candidate who quit one of the parties of the Right Wing coalition jumped to represent this mass of righties who were disappointed how the cuck right, in the fear of being politically incorrect, embraced many of the left's flags. Since then, they found some kind of motivation to start defend their ideas, but this is very recent, and the movement is gaining some steam: Libertarians, Evangelics, Nationalists, Pinochetists and Conservatives (not tied to any Neocon parties like UDI) are reaching some consensus and joining.
As for legit National-Socialist movements, they are also forming here, but these are also outnumbered by Antifa.
tldr; Left is organized since the 80s, Right is just starting to organize.
>>126168
>Third video
Christ I hope those nogs fuck off back to their shit hole. Also I've been brushing up on my South American history is it true that your government is back on le gibs for everyone. I heard that students are about to get le free university and that your state's welfare system is going out of control because of the left wanting to "make things fare."
>Third video
Christ I hope those nogs fuck off back to their shit hole. Also I've been brushing up on my South American history is it true that your government is back on le gibs for everyone. I heard that students are about to get le free university and that your state's welfare system is going out of control because of the left wanting to "make things fare."
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>>126235
You read right. College students in 2011 rallied constantly to demand "free and quality education", and that's the origin of Chilean Alt-Left parties, grouped in a coalition called Frente Amplio. They have even received some juicy donations from daddy Soros.
Four of their leaders are currently in the Legislative power: Gabriel Boric, Karol Cariola, Camila Vallejo and Giorgio Jackson. Two of Frente Amplio and two of the Communist Party.
Michelle Bachelet campaigned for that, was elected, and indeed she made this reform to give free college to the 40% poorest.
Well, and, as expected, the origin of all this mess with illegal migrants is a too generous welfare system, and it's no coincidence illegal migration ramped up dramatically since 2015.
Other two reforms: Job reform and Tributary reform, were made to finance this, but it only made people be fired from private sector and be hired in the public sector, only if you kiss Salvador Allende's feet beforehand, of course.
So, unemployment rose dramatically, and figures were disguised by adding people "working on their own" so even selling candy on the streets was considered a job.
Here in Chile a right wing coalition won the elections, and now we're going to see what happens in Colombia. If they win there, only Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela will remain as left-ruled countries.
If you're interested on what's going on with South America and left politics, I recommend you to research about "Foro de Sao Paulo". You'll find lots of answers.
You read right. College students in 2011 rallied constantly to demand "free and quality education", and that's the origin of Chilean Alt-Left parties, grouped in a coalition called Frente Amplio. They have even received some juicy donations from daddy Soros.
Four of their leaders are currently in the Legislative power: Gabriel Boric, Karol Cariola, Camila Vallejo and Giorgio Jackson. Two of Frente Amplio and two of the Communist Party.
Michelle Bachelet campaigned for that, was elected, and indeed she made this reform to give free college to the 40% poorest.
Well, and, as expected, the origin of all this mess with illegal migrants is a too generous welfare system, and it's no coincidence illegal migration ramped up dramatically since 2015.
Other two reforms: Job reform and Tributary reform, were made to finance this, but it only made people be fired from private sector and be hired in the public sector, only if you kiss Salvador Allende's feet beforehand, of course.
So, unemployment rose dramatically, and figures were disguised by adding people "working on their own" so even selling candy on the streets was considered a job.
Here in Chile a right wing coalition won the elections, and now we're going to see what happens in Colombia. If they win there, only Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela will remain as left-ruled countries.
If you're interested on what's going on with South America and left politics, I recommend you to research about "Foro de Sao Paulo". You'll find lots of answers.
>>126236
>only if you kiss Salvador Allende's feet beforehand
Makes me mad, how can people in Chile actually still love that fucking coward? If only the military got their hands on him before he offed himself he deserved worse then death.
>only if you kiss Salvador Allende's feet beforehand
Makes me mad, how can people in Chile actually still love that fucking coward? If only the military got their hands on him before he offed himself he deserved worse then death.
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>>126168
>4th video where they burn the Chilean flag at the end.
Is no one allowed to have a country anymore? I don't care if they're Haitians or Americans, that's fucking unacceptable. Of all the videos I have watched, I think this is the one that finally broke me. I can't even understand a thing they're saying, but that at the end still broke me. Fuck.
>4th video where they burn the Chilean flag at the end.
Is no one allowed to have a country anymore? I don't care if they're Haitians or Americans, that's fucking unacceptable. Of all the videos I have watched, I think this is the one that finally broke me. I can't even understand a thing they're saying, but that at the end still broke me. Fuck.
>>126261
Fucking this.
If you want to live in another country, the least thing you could do it pretend to respect it.
Fucking this.
If you want to live in another country, the least thing you could do it pretend to respect it.
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>>126278
Defiling our national symbols is illegal here, if they had shown their faces they might have been charged with some time in prison.
Defiling our national symbols is illegal here, if they had shown their faces they might have been charged with some time in prison.
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[NEWSFLASH]
It's falling down!
- Latin American Wings (main Haitian traffic enablers) just suspended all its flights, with no previous warning.
- So, programmed flights were not refunded and that money just vanished in the air.
- GlobalTravel workers (Human traffic node disguised as travel agency) were threatened by relatives of Haitians which have bought "travel packages" to Chile. So they closed their offices.
- Problems in airports in Miami, Lima and Santiago as people who bought air tickets can't return to their countries, including Chileans and Peruvians.
However, charter airlines are trying to retake the air bridge from Port-Au-Prince to Santiago. I don't know if border control is letting more Haitians through, since this week they "suddenly found out" things smell rotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPUHRxQSWso
It's falling down!
- Latin American Wings (main Haitian traffic enablers) just suspended all its flights, with no previous warning.
- So, programmed flights were not refunded and that money just vanished in the air.
- GlobalTravel workers (Human traffic node disguised as travel agency) were threatened by relatives of Haitians which have bought "travel packages" to Chile. So they closed their offices.
- Problems in airports in Miami, Lima and Santiago as people who bought air tickets can't return to their countries, including Chileans and Peruvians.
However, charter airlines are trying to retake the air bridge from Port-Au-Prince to Santiago. I don't know if border control is letting more Haitians through, since this week they "suddenly found out" things smell rotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPUHRxQSWso
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>>126868
Yep. Public opinion and social networks have influenced a lot of this.
What triggered all of this was a video made by a Santiago Airport worker, showcasing a row of Haitians, each one of those had a yellow envelope with them; and talking about the consequences of mass, illegal immigration. The guy appeared to be very redpilled about the topic.
Then, mass media viralized the video, but, as "Welcome migrants" shills they are, criticized the "racist tone" of this guy. Public largely agreed with the guy instead of the media, moving a bunch of politicians and lawyers to demand an explanation and the cease of all this mess.
Current government, which has only a few days left, has made absolutely no comments on the topic, Civil Police force (in charge of border control) "just discovered" some irregularities in the required documents and LAW is trying to disappear in the shadows as soon as possible.
The video that started it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asX96-0m_t8, I'm going to subtitle this to English for all of you to watch.
Yep. Public opinion and social networks have influenced a lot of this.
What triggered all of this was a video made by a Santiago Airport worker, showcasing a row of Haitians, each one of those had a yellow envelope with them; and talking about the consequences of mass, illegal immigration. The guy appeared to be very redpilled about the topic.
Then, mass media viralized the video, but, as "Welcome migrants" shills they are, criticized the "racist tone" of this guy. Public largely agreed with the guy instead of the media, moving a bunch of politicians and lawyers to demand an explanation and the cease of all this mess.
Current government, which has only a few days left, has made absolutely no comments on the topic, Civil Police force (in charge of border control) "just discovered" some irregularities in the required documents and LAW is trying to disappear in the shadows as soon as possible.
The video that started it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asX96-0m_t8, I'm going to subtitle this to English for all of you to watch.
>>126870
Sounds like the government employees are covering their ass so they don't get fired when the center right government takes power. If this ends up being a total stop in the flow of Haitians, that would be a major win. Not even Europe or America has stemmed the flow.
Sounds like the government employees are covering their ass so they don't get fired when the center right government takes power. If this ends up being a total stop in the flow of Haitians, that would be a major win. Not even Europe or America has stemmed the flow.
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>>126872
Social networks are powerful, but a lot of this is because of us Latin American's talent of half-bake everything, so the authorities rushed everything before they could make hate speech laws, and media narrative fell down because of Streissand Effect.
I hope if we can stop it we can shed a light of hope to countries like Sweden, but they are far more organized societies, it will be much harder for them.
Social networks are powerful, but a lot of this is because of us Latin American's talent of half-bake everything, so the authorities rushed everything before they could make hate speech laws, and media narrative fell down because of Streissand Effect.
I hope if we can stop it we can shed a light of hope to countries like Sweden, but they are far more organized societies, it will be much harder for them.
>>126873
>I hope if we can stop it we can shed a light of hope to countries like Sweden, but they are far more organized societies, it will be much harder for them.
Based on economic trends, we are going to see another severe economic decline within a decade or two, and the scapegoats will be the migrants. I unironically believe that when the European Socialist welfare states an hero, Sweden will become Nazi Germany 2.0 with death camps and everything. That is the fate that Sweden, and many other western countries at the end of this tunnel.
>I hope if we can stop it we can shed a light of hope to countries like Sweden, but they are far more organized societies, it will be much harder for them.
Based on economic trends, we are going to see another severe economic decline within a decade or two, and the scapegoats will be the migrants. I unironically believe that when the European Socialist welfare states an hero, Sweden will become Nazi Germany 2.0 with death camps and everything. That is the fate that Sweden, and many other western countries at the end of this tunnel.
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>>126876
I'm not. A lot of political rights will disappear, and there will be a lot of damage to infrastructure. Eventually things will stabilize, but much of The West will be a shadow of its former self for years. It will be a bloody and destructive mess.
I'm not. A lot of political rights will disappear, and there will be a lot of damage to infrastructure. Eventually things will stabilize, but much of The West will be a shadow of its former self for years. It will be a bloody and destructive mess.
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>>126876
Kebab will be removed yes, but at a severe risk of having North Korea tier communist states. Remember that's the goal of the UN, when shit hits the fan, showing themselves as saviors and people out of desperation will follow suit. Lending huge sums of money to parties offering "Final Solutions" in exchange for loyalty to the NWO.
Even here in Chile I can see we have a time bomb in our hands. The difference is not if that detonates or not, it is 'when' it detonates. However I have faith. People are getting redpilled fast and I can feel local media is scared so they are going all in. They already culled all Chilean natives from many business to replace them with cheaper Haitians or Venezuelans (depending whether the job requires brawn or brains, respectively), with no economic growth to buffer that massive influx of people. Worker class lost again.
In a matter of months, Alt-Right and NatSoc movements flourished, and Antifa as a response, in this state of apparent calm. Illegals will turn violent either way, if they are deported, or if they are not deported as they will demand more and more welfare we currently can grant by leaving natives behind. Violent years are ahead.
And Michelle Bachelet is obsessed of leaving out 'a legacy', which is basically "Rights for everyone lol", including throttling a Gender Identity law which will be discussed very soon, and Sebastián Piñera (President Elect) is cucking about, with the support of Evopoli, a Trudeau-tier liberal party which is part of the government coalition.
Never ever elect an UN plant. Never.
Kebab will be removed yes, but at a severe risk of having North Korea tier communist states. Remember that's the goal of the UN, when shit hits the fan, showing themselves as saviors and people out of desperation will follow suit. Lending huge sums of money to parties offering "Final Solutions" in exchange for loyalty to the NWO.
Even here in Chile I can see we have a time bomb in our hands. The difference is not if that detonates or not, it is 'when' it detonates. However I have faith. People are getting redpilled fast and I can feel local media is scared so they are going all in. They already culled all Chilean natives from many business to replace them with cheaper Haitians or Venezuelans (depending whether the job requires brawn or brains, respectively), with no economic growth to buffer that massive influx of people. Worker class lost again.
In a matter of months, Alt-Right and NatSoc movements flourished, and Antifa as a response, in this state of apparent calm. Illegals will turn violent either way, if they are deported, or if they are not deported as they will demand more and more welfare we currently can grant by leaving natives behind. Violent years are ahead.
And Michelle Bachelet is obsessed of leaving out 'a legacy', which is basically "Rights for everyone lol", including throttling a Gender Identity law which will be discussed very soon, and Sebastián Piñera (President Elect) is cucking about, with the support of Evopoli, a Trudeau-tier liberal party which is part of the government coalition.
Never ever elect an UN plant. Never.
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>>126909
I highly doubt the UN would actually survive an economic decline like that. I've never really believed all of this talk about the NWO because I think we ARE in a NWO. I think they've been slowly working towards consolidating their power ever since globalism overtook nationalism as the primary political attitude, and the only thing that's kept them from enacting their "Final Solution" is their own incompetence. Look at the signs: they already have a central world government planned in the UN, a single currency that is currently used by most nations to buy the most highly desired resource in the world, a system and culture that demonizes right-wing ideologies while promoting left-wing ones, support from the vast majority of upper-class and some of the middle-class, vast stores of wealth and resources, an international "peacekeeping" force that can be used to punish dissident nations who try to uproot their influence, and control over nearly everyone's information, everything from the day they were born, to their political leanings, to their favorite kind of pizza.
And I don't think the people in charge are prepared at all for an economic disaster on the scale you're proposing. I think literally every part of their order rests on a knife's edge. You know how (((they))) control everything? You also know just how absolutely BAD (((they))) are at long-term planning? What are they going to do once the GLOBAL system they helped built collapses, and there's nowhere left to turn to because everything is just completely gone?
I think the UN will just cease to exist once everything goes down. The former-UN members might try to restore order but they won't succeed. Money won't be worth the paper it was printed on, and without money, they won't be able to do anything. They won't be able to keep the military in check, they won't be able to keep the people content, and, without the money to pay workers with, they won't be able to replace any of the resources they use trying in vain to restore order.
>>126894
Nothing was ever built without hardship, you should know this. We'll suffer the consequences, and be all the stronger for it, as the world will rise from the ashes like a great phoenix reborn.
I highly doubt the UN would actually survive an economic decline like that. I've never really believed all of this talk about the NWO because I think we ARE in a NWO. I think they've been slowly working towards consolidating their power ever since globalism overtook nationalism as the primary political attitude, and the only thing that's kept them from enacting their "Final Solution" is their own incompetence. Look at the signs: they already have a central world government planned in the UN, a single currency that is currently used by most nations to buy the most highly desired resource in the world, a system and culture that demonizes right-wing ideologies while promoting left-wing ones, support from the vast majority of upper-class and some of the middle-class, vast stores of wealth and resources, an international "peacekeeping" force that can be used to punish dissident nations who try to uproot their influence, and control over nearly everyone's information, everything from the day they were born, to their political leanings, to their favorite kind of pizza.
And I don't think the people in charge are prepared at all for an economic disaster on the scale you're proposing. I think literally every part of their order rests on a knife's edge. You know how (((they))) control everything? You also know just how absolutely BAD (((they))) are at long-term planning? What are they going to do once the GLOBAL system they helped built collapses, and there's nowhere left to turn to because everything is just completely gone?
I think the UN will just cease to exist once everything goes down. The former-UN members might try to restore order but they won't succeed. Money won't be worth the paper it was printed on, and without money, they won't be able to do anything. They won't be able to keep the military in check, they won't be able to keep the people content, and, without the money to pay workers with, they won't be able to replace any of the resources they use trying in vain to restore order.
>>126894
Nothing was ever built without hardship, you should know this. We'll suffer the consequences, and be all the stronger for it, as the world will rise from the ashes like a great phoenix reborn.
>>126990
This. Everything the kikes built is a house of cards; we probably give them more credit than they actually deserve. In the event of a global collapse things will be tough for a while, but a nation can band together and work things out for themselves. Global elites, whose entire fragile power structure is based on currency backed by nothing and cuck puppet leaders that can be easily taken out of power and replaced, can quite easily lose it all, and it would take at least another century of the capricious winds blowing their way for them to get it all back again.
This. Everything the kikes built is a house of cards; we probably give them more credit than they actually deserve. In the event of a global collapse things will be tough for a while, but a nation can band together and work things out for themselves. Global elites, whose entire fragile power structure is based on currency backed by nothing and cuck puppet leaders that can be easily taken out of power and replaced, can quite easily lose it all, and it would take at least another century of the capricious winds blowing their way for them to get it all back again.
>>127008
You are correct for the most part, Anon. Even some of the classical geniuses realized this in the knowledge that jewISH parasites are only ever capable of performing short term power grabs.
http://jewwatch.com/jew-references-gentile-ford-the_international_jew.html
You are correct for the most part, Anon. Even some of the classical geniuses realized this in the knowledge that jewISH parasites are only ever capable of performing short term power grabs.
http://jewwatch.com/jew-references-gentile-ford-the_international_jew.html
Update and shameless bump:
Government hasn't done shit to stop these waves as Haitians are beginning to chimp out as they find out they were scammed. Note how Carabineros aren't using their batons here.
https://twitter.com/DerechaLovers/status/975894406166384640
Government hasn't done shit to stop these waves as Haitians are beginning to chimp out as they find out they were scammed. Note how Carabineros aren't using their batons here.
https://twitter.com/DerechaLovers/status/975894406166384640
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