He's no terrorist. He's Steve Jobs. And he stars in a piece of street art that appeared recently at an informal refugee camp in Calais, France, and has been attributed to the British artist known as Banksy. The encampment, nicknamed "the Jungle" for its chaotic, squalid living conditions, is home to some 7,000 predominantly Middle Eastern refugees hoping to migrate to Britain. As the Paris attacks have led to fear-mongering that terrorists may hide among the streams of refugees, Banksy's work ...
He's no terrorist. He's Steve Jobs. And he stars in a piece of street art that appeared recently at an informal refugee camp in Calais, France, and has been attributed to the British artist known as Banksy. The encampment, nicknamed "the Jungle" for its chaotic, squalid living conditions, is home to some 7,000 predominantly Middle Eastern refugees hoping to migrate to Britain. As the Paris attacks have led to fear-mongering that terrorists may hide among the streams of refugees, Banksy's work ...
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