The Migration Invasion Continues | Crowds Queuing in France To Catch Traffickers' Ride To The UK
DavidIcke.com | Neil Hague
As Government promises to stop the boats, revealing pictures of crowds queuing in France to catch traffickers' ride to Dover will startle and anger Britain
Sue Reid | dailymail.co.uk
These are pictures which will startle and anger Britain. As the Government promises to stop the Channel boats every one of these men, women, and children are gathering at a bus stop near Dunkirk to catch a traffickers’ ride to Dover and a new life in England.
They were snapped at midday yesterday in Gravelines, a port on the French coast, by an astonished Daily Mail photographer passing by in a car.
All the migrants at the quayside bus stop were waiting for a free local ride to the beaches to run towards the boats which are now operated like a taxi service across to Dover.
In the pictures, the migrants were laughing, joking, believing that their dream of a house, a government living allowance, and the chance of asylum awaited them 21 miles across the English Channel.
‘There was a mood of relief,’ said the photographer, Steve Finn. ‘They didn’t seem stressed. It was the last leg of a long journey from Africa, the Middle East, Pakistan or north Africa.’
Meanwhile, the French police are understood to have watched on as the migrants waited for the beach buses ‘I never saw them intervene,’ said Steve although they were there in uniform at the bus stop.
Most of the hopefuls will have come from the nearby shanty camps in northern France where they wait for the weather to turn calm for a boat crossing.
Others will have been brought ‘like human cargo’ by car or train from safe houses in the French capital of Paris, or nearby city of Lille, by the trafficking ‘ gangs.
Large groups of mostly men were spotted idling at the notorious French people smuggling port of Gravelines near Calais on Friday.
Those gathered sat on a bank in the sunshine at the notorious spot, known as the go-to place to board illegal dinghy's crossing the Channel.
A source told the Mail that seven boats were spotted off the coast, in full view of the police, waiting to pick up hopeful migrants.
The groups sat or lay down on the port at Gravelines near Calais, possibly waiting for a small boat.
As well as men, some women and small children sat around, possible waiting to cross.
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