Has /pol/ done any research on who is sponsoring NGOs and helping

>>131735720
soros invasion you mean? the ngo boats know the shipments of rape eyed somalis before they leave the coast for italy. poor italy.

>>131735899
nice digits

just heard on the news that Italy will be closing ports for NGOs, kek, poor Italy indeed

>>131735720
my name jeff

Check Gefira, they're professional and serious analysts, that have been criticized extensively lately, because they just can't stop predicting the death of Europe to migrants, despite being very pro Europe themselves. And we'll, these days pointing at the truth is racist.

>gefira.org

They have some public data and articles, but most is paid. See if their public info is enough, otherwise I could get my hands on the full data, if there's more.

>gefira.org/fr/2016/12/06/ngos-are-smuggling-immigrants-into-europe-on-an-industrial-scale-2/
>gefira.org/en/2017/05/03/george-soros-secretly-rushes-to-italy-as-ngos-activity-in-the-mediterranean-now-face-political-and-judicial-scrutiny/

>>131736691
thanks man, I will have a look

btw, I heard Italy recently voted for a jus soli law, meaning right to citizenship if born on soil. Which would be disastrous to Europe, and came right in time of Soros' visit.

Any italian could shine a light on this?

>>131736879
Not sure how recent this article is.
>https://www.loc.gov/law/help/citizenship-birth-country/index.php

finally some reaction ? or just bullshit ?
>http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40437917