Europe's jackboot progressives

Washington Times ^ | August 29, 2007 | Paul Belien

[3AngelaD]

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, prides itself on being the capital of Europe and of the Atlantic Alliance. The city, where the European Union and NATO headquarters are located, has no fewer than three U.S. ambassadors...During the past six years Freddy Thielemans, the mayor of Brussels, allowed 3,500 demonstrations. He banned only six...as a rule everyone...is allowed to demonstrate in Brussels.

Two weeks ago Thielemans issued his sixth ban. "Stop the Islamization of Europe" (SIOE), a pan-European organization led by a Dane, an Englishman and a German, was denied permission to demonstrate on September 11 against the introduction of Shariah law in Europe. Many European countries are introducing elements of Shariah law, such as granting welfare benefits to polygamous families, prohibiting private soup kitchens from distributing pork, banning Muhammad cartoons...

SIOE planned to bring 20,000 to 50,000 participants to Brussels from 26 European countries. The march would end in front of the European Parliament building with one minute of silence for the victims of the September 11 terror attacks in America. According to the mayor, however, the latter is an indication of SIOE's criminal nature.

"I decided to forbid the September 11 demonstration," the mayor wrote, because "First and foremost the organizers have chosen the symbolic date of 9/11...

...the true reason why Mr. Thielemans banned the SIOE demonstration is his fear of upsetting the large Muslim population of Brussels...Though Mr. Thielemans has forbidden the SIOE demonstration, he gave permission for a demonstration in Brussels on Sept. 9 by United for Truth (UfT), a group of conspiracy theorists who claim that the attacks of September 11 were organized by the Bush administration...

Americans should ask themselves whether a city with a mayor like Mr. Thielemans deserves to be the capital of the Atlantic Alliance....

[Rummenigge]

“To their eyes, comfortable as it may be, western society is an aberration.
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It’s the other way around - to you guys anything non-christian is an aberration.

Many muslims from iraq and iran have left the country because of the quite unpleasant experiences they made with the regimes there - then again many left when the air became to much poluted with heavy metalls - and most of them are sick and tired of this quite oriental kill and get killed game.

I guess many of them value peace and democracy higher then anyone over here - they just know the alternatives.

So why o why should these folks from all folks have to justify themselfes ?

There are otheres - they are over here but I guess in germany the problem is by far lower then in Belgium, the netherlands and France where you can see the one or other burka.

You will not see this in germany.

We have some (most times Pakistani some turkish)Imams that are definately on the dark side -we have a problem with them but we differenciate between them and the good guys - it’s our duty and if you don’t -

you loose the battle against the bad guys for sure.

[Rummenigge]

your watch needs a repair - it’s 300 years late.

Otherwise .. scratch one for poland. August der Starke wasn’t bad either btw.

[beejaa]

You are perhaps familiar with the web site, “Gates of Vienna”?

[GiovannaNicoletta]

bookmark

[pacelvi]

Yes, did you see the link i provided in the comment you replied to?

http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2007/03/muslim-violence-crime-or-jihad.html

[pacelvi]

i think he’s thinking of Pink who has a song that goes something like

Mr. President, how do you sleep at night

[norton]

"We have some...Imams that are definately on the dark side -we have a problem with them but we differenciate between them and the good guys - it’s our duty and if you don’t -"

And just how do you differentiate?

The ones who absolutely refuse to discuss it are good guys?
The ones who don't wear beards and robes are good guys?
The one not screaming in your face is a good guy?

I'm not talking about foam at the mouth radicals...

I'm talking about "normal" everyday folks, business persons, engineers, bankers...people I have daily interactions with and have done so for 15 or more years. Nice people in every regard and far more likely to "fit in" than 90% of "our" mexicans.

Except that they still consider events in the middle east as normal and entirely reasonable. Most are still uncomfortable with gender equality and with "losing" their kids to western ways.

Apart from the frequent trips back home, they almost universally expect to return. The only exceptions I have noted were Persians who came while Shah was in power, and (I think) one Jordanian. Christians and Armenians are separate categories altogether.

PS: Identifying me as a Christian is a stretch unless someone has died or gotten married recently - and the last one of those was Jewish.

PPS: Good luck with your sensitivity training but I doubt there is any way to win a battle by looking on and debating shades of gray.

[TChris]

In time where peole get arrested in the US because they talk in arabian...

I wasn't aware of anyone being arrested for speaking Arabic. Would you kindly provide a link to that information?

[ckilmer]

i think he’s thinking of Pink who has a song that goes something like

Mr. President, how do you sleep at night
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its likely that the pres sleeps better than pink. likely pink is an animist. these folk are prey animals to moslems

[wgflyer]

Sorry for the late reply. Been busy. Let me continue now.....

“Certainly referring to the society of Germans in the 30ies who deliberately accepted the Jews as scapegoat for everything evil.”

In the 30’s all Jews were scapegoated for the crime of, basically, doing well for themselves, while non Jewish Germans weren’t. Jews weren’t killing people, as muslims are these days. They were quite pacific, which is why they were so easily rounded up. The comparison doesn’t work. Muslim offenses are not imaginary, and they pose a real danger to civilized society.

But if you think your own muslim communities are benign and pose no threat, here’s a sample of what is going on around you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-inob20I_Y0&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fno%2Dpasaran%2Eblogspot%2Ecom%2F

The woman author is an example of what I am asking for of the greater “good” muslim community. It is not enough to oppose radical islam, if you only whisper it behind closed doors or among good friends. They must take risks and get involved, and stop this before it goes further. To date, such involvement has been rare. You might read this woman’s book for perspective.

You can give example after example of your good, decent muslim friends, but I can give you example after example of the opposite. Your friends will be lumped in with the bad if they don’t actively stand for good. That is an inevitability that history teaches us over and over again.