Ken Berwitz
You cannot make this stuff up.
Here, excerpted from Blake Neff\’s article at dailycaller.com, is the latest news about how grateful some “immigrants” (not refugees – refugees don\’t bypass this many other countries to get where they are) in Italy are:
African andMiddle-Eastern migrants in an Italian town are protesting insufficient Wi-Fi attheir settlement by dumping their garbage into the streets.
According to TheLocal, which cites the Italian-language La Repubblica, a group of two dozen Sub-Saharan Africanmigrants in the town of Ceranova are outraged that a lack of free Wi-Fi at the villa they livein is preventing them from using Skype to communicate with family membersback in Africa.
The protesters arealso angry that the villa doesn\’t have a professional cleaner to keepthings tidy.
Yes, you read that correctly.
They have fled across borders to get to Italy. They are put up in a villa, given food, clothing and shelter for free…
…and they are protesting that there isn\’t free Wi-Fi and a maid to go along with it.
If I were running Italy, this dirty two-dozen would already have been sent right back to their country of origin…where excellent Wi Fi and maid service are waiting for them, I\’m sure.
Is this an isolated incident? Or is it the canary in the coal mine for the rest of Europe…and for us as well, if we buy into the “refugee” narrative, without bothering to distinguish between real refugees and opportunistic freeloaders.
Welcome to the new world.
