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To: TobagoJack who wrote (122971)	10/14/2016 6:23:30 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219831

"Freedom of Navigation" on all seas has been international law hundreds of years before Mao Zedong was born or died, and it's not going to change simply because China would like to claim ownership of the South China Sea. Traditionally it has fallen upon the Navies of and and all nations to enforce "Freedom of Navigation". Only "Territorial Waters" are excluded from "Freedom of Navigation" and they only extend 12 nautical miles from the mean low water mark of natural land masses. There are no territorial waters surrounding man-made islands or offshore platforms.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (122971)	10/16/2016 10:00:53 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219831

‘Scenes from the apocalypse’ — Filmmaker’s shocking footage shows once-romantic Paris covered in Muslim migrant filth and rubbish By PAMELA GELLER on October 15, 2016 FRANCE 60 Comments “The Paris you know or remember from adverts or brochures no longer exists.” And Hillary wants the same thing to be said of America, which is why she has pledged to increase Muslim migrants by 550%. ‘Scenes from the apocalypse’: Filmmaker’s shocking footage shows once-romantic Paris covered in filth and rubbish as African migrants are forced to live in the streets,” By Alexander Robertson For Mailonline, 15 October 2016 Footage reveals trail of devastation left behind by migrants in Paris centre Video captured by an anonymous Frenchman wearing a hidden camera African men are shown forced to live and sleep on flat pieces of cardboard A filmmaker has captured footage revealing trail of devastation left behind by migrants forced to leave on the street in the middle of Paris. An anonymous Frenchman wearing a hidden camera recorded the aftermath of a raid on a migrant camp on Avenue de Flandre in the north of the French capital. After the migrants had been forced on to buses by police officers in full riot gear, all that was left was sidewalks blocked with trash, junk and mattresses. The video also captures the scene before the hundreds of young Africans, mainly Sudanese and Eritreans, were confronted by riot shields and tear gas. The men are shown forced to live and sleep on flat pieces of cardboard, with all their worldly belongings stuffed into plastic bags. A filmmaker has captured footage revealing trail of devastation left behind by migrants forced to leave on the street in the middle of Paris n anonymous Frenchman wearing a hidden camera recorded the aftermath of a raid on a migrant camp on Avenue de Flandre in the north of the French capital The men are shown forced to live and sleep on flat pieces of cardboard, with all their worldly belongings stuffed into plastic bags However the authors of the video, entitled ‘Scenes from the apocalypse, were not sympathetic to the plight of the migrants – blaming them for ruining the iconic image of the French capital. Generation Europe wrote: ‘The Paris you know or remember from adverts or brochures no longer exists. ‘While no part of Paris looks like the romantic Cliches in Hollywood movies, some districts now resemble post-apocalyptic scenes of a dystopian thriller. ‘Scenes like this might spread to areas frequented by tourists, forever changing the last romantic parts of Paris that match what most people have in mind when they think of the iconic city.’ After being rounded up by police, the manly Sudanese and Ertireans were put on to buses to be taken to new acccomodation After the migrants had been forced on to buses by police officers in full riot gear, all that was left was sidewalks blocked with trash, junk and mattresses The video also captures the scene before the hundreds of young Africans, mainly Sudanese and Eritreans, were confronted by riot shields and tear gas (shown) The authors of the video, entitled ‘Scenes from the apocalypse, were not sympathetic to the plight of the migrants – blaming them for ruining the iconic image of the French capital