I don't know. Could this be real? Turkish NGO handing money away 4 immigration.

https://www.facebook.com/john.vincent.7796/posts/10209846867548596

If you have any doubts about Muslim immigration, this might clear up your thinking.
This “furniture shipment” was supposed to go to the refugee camps in GREECE to make their life more bearable and ease their hardships.
52 tons of guns and ammunition in big 40’ double containers followed the migrants to Europe, pretending to be furniture but, was discovered by the Greek border securities in 14 containers.
If this doesn’t convince you that this IMMIGRATION is nothing less than an ARMED INVASION then nothing will.
Wonder still why all those young (military age) men without children or wives are taking on the task of traveling all those miles posing as refugees?
Most western nation Main Stream media won’t cover this… So please share…
from: Steve Schultz

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Bet you won't see this on the national news.
June 17

http://www.arthurberm.com/journal/fake-furniture-shipment-in-greece-for-...

"I can't see his name on the purchase order, oops the US Government has been purchasing all the ammunition ?"

According to the refugees interviewed on the Serbia-Hungarian border, they have paid from $3,000 - $5,000 for illegal transportation across the Mediterranean Sea only. Other reports state that some Turkish NGO’s are paying staggering $11,000 to Syrians who want to migrate to the EU. “For that amount of money, it is possible to settle in many Syrian towns away from the atrocities of war,” one Syrian girl told Serbian reporters.

THE IMPORTANCE OF Ukraine.

The ship set sail from Ukraine with destination unknown.

"Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said they are attempting to determine if the Nour departed from the country.

Maritime expert Mikhail Voitenko told Ukraine’s Vesti that the ship likely picked up its cargo in Istanbul.

“I think it was there for no other purpose than to get the weapons. It is also strange that it took the ship two weeks to get from Nikolaev [Ukraine] to Greece when the trip takes a maximum of five days. What it was doing and where it was doing it at the time: that is the question.”

Voitenko said the vessel was likely detained as the result of a tip-off.

“That we have this ship sailing through the Black Sea is strange, but through Greek ‘territorial waters] it went in a straight line, so police had no reason to detain the ship,” he said." https://www.rt.com/news/greek-seize-ship-kalashnikov-503/