V4 BROS ITS NYE LETS CELEBRATE!!! LAST THREAD PULLED EPIC 4444 IN V4 THREAD LEAVING STANCZYK IN CRISIS MODE >PIC RELATED
Also some music
>I've come to give this song >From the world of dreams >I've come to give this song >From crystal tears >I've come to give this song >For love >I've come to give this song
Farhad, a 34-year-old man from Iran, described how he was among around 30 refugees including women and children who crossed Hungary’s border fence before being surrounded by dozens of police.
>Uniformed men ordered them to sit on the ground with their hands on their heads – then a two-hour attack began.
>“I haven’t even seen such beating in the movies,” Farhad said. “Five or six soldiers took us one by one to beat us. They tied our hands with plastic handcuffs on our backs.
>“They beat us with everything, with fists, kicks and batons. They deliberately gave us bad injuries. We asked why they are beating us but they just said: ‘Go back to Serbia’.”
>He also reported officers taking selfies on their mobile phones and laughing during the assault, when asylum seekers were sprayed with tear gas.
Matthew Long
>“Ahmad,” a 34-year-old Chechen man, boarded a Polish-bound train in Brest, Belarus, last week, hoping to seek asylum there. He had fled from Chechnya, a Russian republic, where he says the authorities tortured and unlawfully detained him.
>Asylum seekers in the arrivals hall at Brest train station, returned on the 13.46 pm train from Terespol, where their requests to seek asylum Poland were rejected.
>Having taken the 15-minute trip from Brest to the Polish border unsuccessfully 27 times before, Ahmad hoped this time was going to be different. Polish and Belarusian lawyers and activists had asked for, and received, an emergency order from the European Court of Human Rights instructing that he not be summarily returned to Belarus. He knew Polish authorities would have a legal obligation to comply with the order while the European Court considers the claim.
>But Ahmad’s hopes were crushed when Polish border guards ignored the court’s order and put him on a train back to Belarus that same day. Ahmad tried again the next day with the court order in his hand. To no avail. So Ahmad remains in Belarus, a country that does not have a functioning asylum system and where he is not safe from his persecutors back home in Chechnya due to the open border between Russia and Belarus.
"Ahmad" tries to claim asylum 27 fucking times, gets BTFOd each time. Some SJW cucks get some (((EU order))) from a human rights court. Border guards must have laughed their asses off when they sent him back again
Benjamin Rivera
At this point he should change his name to "I-mad"
>Most seem to want to move on to other European countries, especially Germany and those in Scandinavia.
>Their determination to keep moving raises a question: What’s so bad about staying in Hungary?
>When asked, the migrants now stuck at a train station in Budapest say that they put Hungary in much the same category as Macedonia and Serbia, the Balkan countries they passed through on their journey. They see Hungary as having a thin veneer of prosperity, but being fundamentally relatively poor and still developing. And Greece, though developed, is in economic crisis.
>They want to live in a truly developed land of opportunity.
>It is common to hear the migrants here say that being in Hungary has been the worst experience they have had on their journey.
Caleb Lewis
>sprayed with tear gas >not zyklon b
Hungary pls
Brody Sanders
>PM Orban: Hungary will block any punitive EU action on Poland
“We need to make it clear to the EU that it is pointless even to start proceedings against Poland as there is no chance of seeing it through - because Hungary will be there and form an insurmountable road block,” Orban said.
>Each day, passengers board the 8:28 a.m. train from Brest to Terespol, the train’s final destination, approximately 13.4 km away. Since November, those without proper documents to enter Poland and therefore believed to be asylum seekers and migrants have not been allowed to purchase one-way tickets and are assigned seats in two or three carriages apparently reserved only for them.
>Once the train arrives in Terespol, Poland, border officials take those passengers without valid visas or residency permits off the train and lead them to passport control, where border control officials conduct cursory two to 10 minute interviews in an interview room where they conduct three interviews at a time at three separate tables.
>The majority of asylum seekers interviewed described the interview process as rushed and lacking privacy. They said that the officials seemed either uninterested or acted as though the outcome of the interview was pre-determined. They said that some of the questions seemed unrelated to their fear of persecution in their home countries. Several described humiliating treatment, saying the Polish officials screamed at them, referred to them in a derogatory manner, tore papers the asylum seekers presented to support their persecution claims, or threw their passports in their faces.
>In the majority of cases, asylum seekers receive their passports back after two to three hours stamped with a denial-of-entry stamp. The authorities also issue a document in Polish, with parts in Russian, stating that the person has been refused entry due to lack of a valid visa and has the right to appeal. Asylum seekers are asked to sign the document and are provided a copy. Once all passports have been returned to people who have been turned down, they are escorted back onto the train and locked into carriages on the train departing at 1:46 p.m. for Brest.
Adam Ross
eat that triforce
Matthew Foster
So everyone but Hungary agrees on sanctions on Poland? So much for strategic partnership and three seas. We'll never get anywhere.
Austin Gomez
Happy new ears.
Gavin Howard
Hungarians can't into ogurki, nobody can do ogurki like us or the jews. They can however into pickled paprika quite well, fucking delicious.
But literally every pickle i ate in Hungary made me want to vomit
Robert Reyes
How fucking drunk are you?
>EU takes Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland to court for failing to take in their share of refugees
The formal warning to Poland, recommended by the Commission subject to the approved of at least 22 EU member states, is the first step of article 7 proceedings, the so-called “nuclear option” whose ultimate sanction is to deprive a member state of its EU voting rights.
That, however, is seen as unlikely because it requires a unanimous vote of all member states – including, Hungary, which has already said it would not back it. It also carries a risk of backfiring by alienating still fundamentally pro-EU populations.
Owen Turner
Hungarians have know how on how to make "pepper sauce" tho
Chase Gray
Pretty drunk but I'm pretty sure Czech said they may approve of the sanctions regarding the juditiary reforms. And I know Germans or French may promise whatever and the so-called unity in central Europe disappears.
Caleb Perry
Czech just elected the Slav Trump Billionaire, main electoral plan was 0 rapefugees, 0% chance
Hungary is ramping up breeding programs. God damn I visited and girls didn't know/care about birth control, just more white babies is always a good thing. Hungarian gov gives them 20M forint for 3 white kids within 10 years now I think, enough to buy a house outside budapest
Camden Jones
Always go full csypos
I have sinus problems so spice is a god send. Bless the Hungarians
Eli Reyes
V4+1 when?
Caleb Perry
well V4 is already w/ Israel
>protip: V4 had the most Jews
Hunter Cook
Once, when the Polish guards asked about police security at home and I said I don’t have the money to rent it [i.e. pay the necessary bribes] and had to flee the country, they just laughed at me. That time, my wife, who is pregnant, fell to the floor [collapsed] because of a disease she has [unclear what] that caused her stomach pain. The Polish guard laughed and said she was pretending. They made fun of us and humiliated us.
“Eldar” said that a lawyer in Belarus told him to write the word “asylum” on the paper denying him entry that Polish border guards present to asylum seekers when they are handed back their passports. He did so on November 16:
I tried to do this [write “asylum”] but the guard screamed at me and asked what I am doing and said: “if you do that one more time I will deport you from Poland and you won’t ever be able to come back.”
