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| 2007-12-10 |
| "Islam in Europe" is a new-to-me blog linked at LGF. Well worth a visit. Excerpt: Champions League: Milan's jersey offends Turks A Turkish lawyer, who's also a Fenerbahce supporter, claims that UEFA should invalidate Inter's win over the Turkish team in the Champions League. The reason? The red cross on Inter's shirts is reminiscent of the Knights Templar. Italian Gazzetta Dello Sport writes today about the Turkish lawyer, Baris Kaska. He thinks Inter's jersey offends Muslims. He says that when he saw the match in San Siro he got very depressed. The cross reminded him of bloody times of the past. Kaska is trying to convince UEFA to invalidate the win and thinks that the organization is too easy-going. A Turkish journalist also expressed his dissatisfaction in the article, saying he can't understand how UEFA can allow it. "Cross" Inter's three goals must be declared invalid. |
| Posted by:Seafarious |
| #5 Thank you all for your input. So per the EU, the parents get into the EU...get jobs...while mom and dad work the kids can/t get jobs so they qualify for welfare. the welfare isn't enough to make ends meet even though mom and dad work ....so the muzzies create no go areas to keep out tourists....guess that all makes sense in a dualistic muslim sort of way. |
| Posted by: MarkZ 2007-12-10 22:35 |
| #4 wanted to know why the muzzies are so violently criminal To be blunt it's because Islam demands it. Muhammad was a criminal. |
| Posted by: Icerigger 2007-12-10 19:55 |
| #3 Mark Z, many of the Mulsims came when they had work. Those Muslims worked and had children. Lots of children. Europe stopped bringing folks in to work and started allowing them in as refugees after that. Europe is racked with guilt over its past and may be its own worst enemy. |
| Posted by: rjschwarz 2007-12-10 16:42 |
| #2 #1 Ignorance on the non-Muslim population. Socialism is what makes things work for the non-Muslim. The entitlements that they get for being "poor" is considered a Dhimmi-Tax. In other words, non-Muslims are infidels, a lower class to the Muslim. The entitlements mean that taxes paid by the non-Muslim is given to the Muslim as the Koran dictates. A Muslim simply has to decline any work and file for support. When they become a majority in Europe, the non-Muslims will pay a tax or be put to death. Regarding the Turkish lawyer feeling offended, do the Germans, Italians or Japanese feel offended when US teams show up wearing the American flag? Their countries were defeated by the US for trying to conquer the world. The point is, Islam has yet to be conquered entirely. The Crusades was just one successful battle against Islam. |
| Posted by: www 2007-12-10 13:59 |
| #1 Mark Steyn predicted that Europe would be overtaken by islam as early as 2040-2050. He was being conservative. More like 2010-2015 as near I can tell. My daughter spent just over two months in Europe with her godfather/uncle this past summer (2007). He gave her a truncated grand tour of Europe. My brother in-law (her uncle/godfather) is an engineer for GM working in Germany for the past three years. By my daughter's own admission there were "no-go" parts of Germany, Italy, France, and Spain that she and her uncle could not see. Why? The areas are too high in crime according to her uncle. What did the sections of town have in common that were too high in crime such that you could not go there to sight see? Muslims. Muslims. Muslims. My daughter is quick on the up-take. Uncle tells me she wanted to know why the muzzies are so violently criminal. He tells her that the EU gov't says it's because they're unemployed. Daughter wants to know why they came to Europe in the first place. Uncle says the EU gov't brought them to Europe to work. Daughter wants to know why the muzzies came here to work if there is no work. Why do muzzies get welfare if they came here to work. Does not make sense to my daughter to bring people to the EU from the lands of islam to work if they do not have work. My daughter's questions make sense. Can anybody explain? |
| Posted by: Mark Z 2007-12-10 12:24 |