France: Immigration invasion? Watch hundreds protest refugees in Calais

Video ID: 20140907-022 M/S Protesters chanting (French): "Revolution, revolution!" W/S Crowd chanting the Marseillaise, French national anthem W/S Protester wearing a shirt reading (French): "Save Calais" SOT, Yvan Benedetti, French Oeuvre leader (French): "With the far-left as with the foreign riffraff, don't let it go. Don't let yourself get slaughtered, as they are used to doing. Defend yourselves. Self-defence, self-defence." W/S Speaker saying "Hollande", crowd booing W/S Yvan Benedetti, Kevin Reche, and Yvan Joly being applauded by crowds, holding Calais flag W/S Crowd chanting (French): "It's the revolution!" SOT, Thomas Joly, Party of France President (French): "Crime has exploded, it is unlivable for the people of Calais. Girls cannot go out otherwise they get raped by the illegal immigrants. This situation isn't a fantasy of the national right or the far-right, it is the reality in Calais but it is also the reality in a lot of French towns." C/U Party of France banner reading (French): "Take them out!" SOT, Thomas Joly, Party of France President (French): "The issues are the same for the English people, who do not want to see these immigrants arrive in their homes. So it's a European issue, it's a fight for civilisation that we have to lead if we still want to exist in a few decades, in order not to be a minority on our own land." M/S Protesters W/S Crowd applauding SCRIPT Around 300 people demonstrated at a rally organised by the Save Calais collective against the "immigration invasion" in Calais on Sunday. Protesters wore t-shirts reading "Save Calais" and chanted "Revolution." French Oeuvre leader Yvan Benedetti spoke at the rally, imploring protesters to defend themselves against refugees in Calais. According to Party of President, Thomas Joly, Calais citizens are engaged in a fight for civilisation, fearing that in a matter of decades, indigenous French will be minorities in France. Joly also claimed that crime had increased in Calais due to the presence of refugees. Around 1,300 migrants from the Horn of Africa, Sudan and Afghanistan are said to be currently in Calais, most of them wishing to cross into the UK. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Google Plus: http://google.com/+RuptlyTV Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv