Of Francesca Totolo
For two days the German NGOs, Sea Watch e Sea-Eye, they are publicly challenging Giuseppe Conte's new government and in particular Matteo Salvini's Viminale to a duel.
The weapons in the hands of thehumanitarian” are i 342 migrants on board their ships, used as a real instrument of blackmail aimed at the Minister of the Interior.
Sea Watch and Sea-Eye patrolled the stretch of sea in front of the Beni Walid area for days, became sadly known on 25 May because it was the scene of a tragedy[1]: migrants tried to escape from a smugglers' shelter, and these so as not to lose "the goods” they opened fire on the fugitives.
For some time, all the NGOs involved in SAR operations in Libya have curiously moved to the aforementioned area of ​​Beni Walid, abandoning that of Zuwara, west of Tripoli, where the Libyan Security Authorities arrested several traffickers and freed hundreds of migrants ready to leave for Italy.

In three different "rescues" including a curious transfer from Purpose of you, tugboat belonging to the same owner Vroon who rented the ship You Hestia a Save The Children until last October[2], Sea Watch e Sea-Eye, caught by very predictablebad weather, they started with the usual pressure to obtain from the MRCC in Rome (Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre) the authorization to disembark in Sicily, obviously by mobilizing foreign political institutions and international organizations.

Malta, as usual, denied any type of assistance to the two NGOs in disarray, with a return of responsibility to the Italian authorities.
The inadequate ship Seefuchs the Sea-Eye, completely at the mercy of the waves with on board 120 migrants and clearly commanded by amateurs as we have already documented, she was first rescued by a cargo ship and subsequently by the Diciotti ship of our Coast Guard.
After two days of crisis in which the MRCC of Rome denied access to our ports (never happened before) and despite this Sea Watch has stubbornly positioned itself in Italian territorial waters, the authorities granted the NGO authorization to disembark in the port of Reggio Calabria.

In the meantime, the Sea-Eye ship was escorted by the Diciotti and a cargo ship, due to the impossibility of transhipment due to adverse weather conditions.
Arrive at your respective ports of disembarkation, Sea Watch in Reggio Calabria and Sea-Eye in Pozzallo, the commanders of the two NGOs were taken by the Italian authorities and brought before the magistrates in the offices of the Judicial Police, for a long interrogation. The authorities also arranged for the seizure of evidentiary materials on board the ships, including the journalist's videos Fabio Butera of The Republic, who was aboard the Sea Watch ship.

We can say that, once again, It was the NGOs themselves who put the safety of migrants at risk, doing the usual pull factor in front of the Libyan coasts at certain points strategic and stubbornly embarking people on ships unsuitable for transport (old fishing boats).
Now we present two operations in the SAR zone by the aforementioned NGOs that can be compared to real acts of piracy, where the loot is represented by the migrants literally stolen from the Libyan Coast Guard.
Maybe Sea Watch isn't there yet satisfied from what happened on 6 last November when five migrants drowned due to its invasion[3].
The victims of trafficking, Indeed, have now become collateral damage, not to mention a functional propaganda tool, useful for raising public awareness and therefore effective for filling the coffers of non-governmental organizations.
The documented episodes of war declared on the Libyan Coast Guard and consequent disinterest towards the safety of migrants, there are two and they date back to 21 April et al 25 last May.
Paradoxical that, aboard the Sea Watch the 21 April, was there as an accredited journalist Angela Caponnetto Of RaiNews[4] That, we assume, observed what was happening with binoculars taken the wrong way round.

The events of 21 April which could have caused yet another massacre due to unscrupulousness are the following:

• Following a report from a helicopter from the EUNAVFOR MED fleet Operation Sophia, the MRCC of Rome launches a rescue dispatch to the ships (all ships, not just those of NGOs, as they would like public opinion to believe) who find themselves near a dinghy packed with migrants, but still fully floating (as shown in the video), positioned in waters under the jurisdiction of the Libyan Coast Guard;
• The Sea Watch ship responds to the dispatch but the MRCC of Rome denies it authorization to rescue because the Libyan patrol boat is intervening, and then orders him to remain on standby and away from the rescue area;
• Despite the orders given, the two Sea Watch lifeboats already at sea for one of the usual exercises, they approach the migrants' boat, conveniently to be seen by them;
• The Libyan Coast Guard patrol boat arrives in the rescue area;
• Migrants, not wanting to be returned to Libya (they paid traffickers up to 6.000 euros to get to Italy) they throw themselves into the sea to reach the Sea Watch lifeboats because they are aware that the NGO will take them to Sicily (event a photocopy of what happened on 6 November 2017);
• At this point, the Libyan Coast Guard, to avoid a new massacre, responsibly leave the rescue to Sea Watch;
• The German NGO thus begins to take migrants on board.

The video shows the clumsiness and inexperience of the Sea Watch "volunteers" in the rescue operations. Captain Klemp can't even seem to steer the ship in visibly calm seas, drifting several times and ramming the migrants' dinghy which risks capsizing several times. Indeed, due to these maneuvers, many people end up in the water risking drowning and the "saviors" remain dumbfounded instead of promptly jumping into the sea.
The Libyan Coast Guard itself tries in vain to give instructions to Sea Watch to help it in operations. But she doesn't answer.
Thanks to the Libyans' step back, the 90 people on board the “death dinghy” were all put on the Sea Watch ship and then ferried, Obviously, in Sicily.

In the meantime, a passing of the baton has taken place at the helm of Sea Watch: Pia Klemp was replaced by Mal Holland, another whaling rammer on Sea Shepherd ships.

The transponder traces clearly reveal that the 25 May both Sea-Eye and Sea Watch were within the waters of the Libyan Coast Guard, after several days spent at the limit of these as in a classic "siren song” aimed at traffickers on the coast.

For some time, all the NGOs involved in SAR operations in Libya have curiously moved to the aforementioned area of ​​Beni Walid as anticipated, abandoning that of Zuwara, west of Tripoli, where the Libyan Security Authorities arrested several traffickers and freed hundreds of migrants ready to leave for Italy.
Let's go back to 25 maggio: the due NGO, Sea Watch e Sea-Eye, they already find themselves by chance in the position where the smugglers took the "death boats" packed with migrants, and without waiting for directives from the Libyan Coast Guard or the MRCC in Rome, migrants began to transship.
This is the official statement from the Libyan Coast Guard documenting what happened on 25 maggio (everything is confirmed by the video): “We have received the report of 2 dinghies and so we found the NGOs within our territorial waters. One of the dinghies was near the ship of one of the NGOs. So we headed towards the other one. There we found the rescue boat of one of the NGOs dragging the dinghy towards the mother ship. We told him to stop dragging him and that we would take care of the rescue operations. At first they refused the orders. Then they stopped. But when we started the rescue, one of the people on the rescue boat shouted at the migrants to jump into the sea and so on 30 people jumped into the sea”.

So, i “volunteers” of the two NGOs shouted at the migrants, who notoriously cannot swim, to jump into the sea (in the video we can hear the voices of the Libyan military urging NGO members to stop encouraging migrants to jump), to create "strategic deaths” to be attributed to the Libyan Coast Guard, become their sworn enemy.
In support of the Libyan narrative, presumably despite himself, also the video of the English Chanel crew 4 News[5], aboard the Sea Watch ship, where you can see the migrants left to their fate in the water and the "volunteers” of the NGOs who do not intervene to help them.
The "human lives perse” and Sea Watch, luckily, they were rescued by the Libyan Coast Guard.
There is no need for further comments on the two videos we published and which were expertly ignored by the pro-immigration regime press.
We close the article with the statements of the Italian Ambassador in Tripoli, Giuseppe Perrone, who is carrying out an excellent diplomatic mission in Libya to stabilize the tormented country, essential to stop the new slave trade: “In rescues at sea, everyone must respect the rules. Even the boats of private organizations.(…) The transshipment of migrants onto ships that take them to Italian ports does not solve the problem, but it makes it worse”.
Francesca Totolo
[1] Libya, traffickers shoot at fleeing migrants: https://www.gazzettadiparma.it/news/italia-mondo/516173/libia-trafficanti-sparano-su-migranti-in-fuga.html
[2] More on the search at Save The Children: all the shadows of the NGO: http://www.oltrelalinea.news/2017/11/02/ancora-sulla-pequisizione-a-save-the-children-tutte-le-ombre-dellong1/
[3] Soros' "pirates" denounce Italy - by Francesca Totolo: https://www.byoblu.com/2018/05/10/i-pirati-di-soros-denunciano-litalia-di-francesca-totolo-esclusivo-byoblu/
Source: https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/cronaca/ong-sfidano-governo-battaglia-mediterraneo-87114/