Greek Coast Guard Chases Migrants, Finds Two Dead
Two people are dead after a flimsy migrant speedboat capsized near Lesbos. The Greek Coast Guard, fresh from 'chasing' the vessel, reported the tragedy. This isn't an isolated incident; Frontex, the EU border agency, has faced repeated allegations of complicity in illegal pushbacks at sea, often leading to drownings. The policy isn't 'stopping migration,' it's turning the Aegean into a watery
graveyard for those desperate enough to escape conditions often destabilized by Western foreign policy. One might wonder if the outcome would be different if the state's resources were dedicated to rescue, not pursuit. When does 'border protection' become lethal impedance? Or are these deaths merely acceptable collateral damage in Europe's relentless effort to 'deter' desperate human beings?