[Perseverando]

I just watched "Day of the Siege" on Netflix. Wow! No political correctness anywhere that I noticed.

I highly recommend the movie! More than ever, the world is embroiled in the battle of good and evil; God and the devil; Christianity and Islam. There will be only one winner.

Note that the date of 9/11/1683. Perhaps 9/11/2001 was specifically chosen for its historical significance.

[fella]

"September Eleven 1683"

Another film on the same subject.

Was the date of 9/11/01 chosen because of this event?

[Brandybux]

In 2010, I took my adult children with me to visit Vienna for two weeks, the city where they had their infancy (hence, no real memories of the city). We stayed in a lovely vacation apartment in the Schubertgasse, 9th District. At the corner is a tiny park (really, just a few trees and park benches under them) named Sobieskiplatz (Google the word and check out the images), named after King Jan Sobieski, instrumental in the defeat of the Turks at Vienna.

As we would pass through this park each day on the way to the No. 49 Tram stop just a block further down the street, we'd invariably see two, three, sometimes four, Muslim mothers, all of them with no fewer than three small kids in tow. They were very common in Vienna's core, the 1st District. And, on the east side of the Danube, or the 16th District on Vienna's west side, the population is so highly Muslim, you'd think you were in Turkey or points east of there.

Muslim mothers are going to accomplish what the Turks turned back by Sobieski could not accomplish.