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Families and individuals on the move swell into long-used migration routes across the globe.
Daily Mail: Europe is 'underestimating' scale of migrant crisis and could be flooded by millions of Africans in 'biblical exodus' unless urgent action is taken says top official
* Antonio Tajani said the severity of the migrant crisis is being underestimated
* European Parliament president called on urgent action to confront problem
* Comes as Italy grapples with increasing flow of people arriving from the sea
The number of migrants crossing into Europe from Africa will be in the millions within five years unless urgent action is taken, a senior EU official has warned.
Antonio Tajani, president of the European Parliament, has said the scale and severity of the migrant crisis is being underestimated and must be tackled urgently.
In an interview with Il Messagero newspaper, Mr Tajani said there would be an exodus ‘of biblical proportions that would be impossible to stop if we don’t confront the problem now’.
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WNU Editor: I have been saying the same thing for over two years. The West is not ready for the massive migration that is about to show up at its shores.
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They have two choices, 1 let them in, 2 don't let them in, what ever they decide it will not be pretty and it will tear the guts out of Europe and it will never bet the same.
The now retired prolific biologist E.O. Wilson, some 20 years ago predicted that the world would soon face two climate refugee problems:
people fleeing from lands no longer capable of growing suffient food and those fleeing lands without drinkable water. Those climate refugees would try to get into any place where life for them and their families might be sustainable. That of course is a group that does not necessarily have political refugees, another large group that, along with economic refugees, ie, Central America, will place a serious burden upon the nations of the world
Strange all but one of the arrows in Africa point north.
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