Five cars in Berlin torched

Various | 07-11-2005 | Self

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"Five cars in Berlin torched" is bullet headline of well-known financial news provider with a mayor's name.

German N-TV showing video of burned-out autos and calls it a copy-cat action.

More when I get it.

[AnAmericanMother]

In other words, the "Reach Out and Touch Someone Sharpshooting Weapon."

[Watery Tart]

" What synod?"

Can't be the ELCA.

LOL! And I KNOW it's not WELS (Fanatic fringe right-wingers that make sense to us, so they MUST be VRWC). They are WAY too fiscally conservative for this!

[An.American.Expatriate]

okay, in that case - I do agree!!! That's why I answered him with ???? Totally inappropriate and not tolerated here!

[pepsionice]

I'm willing to bet that skinheads are out in force tonight, and will be banging heads of every Muslim they see on the street. They've been waiting for a episode like this...and they probably won't have any harrassment from the cops. I'm sure the cops will let them operate as far as they want. Thats the only way you will clean up this mess...make the Muslim punks fear the open street as much as possible at night.

[Pyro7480]

Long live the Christian warrior spirit of Poland!!

1683 - Jan Sobieski comes to the aid of Vienna.

[Pyro7480]

I remember a while back a painting that you posted that had a priest raise a cross or crucifix, while the Polish fought the Communist Russians in 1920. Do you know where I can find the link to it?

[Churchillspirit]

On the premise that the enemy of my enemy is my friend...the Germans and the Muslims should be good buddies.

[dfwgator]

Yes, my thoughts throughout this are thank God Poland was spared this fate. Maybe if only one good thing came out of being behind the Iron Curtain, is that she was spared the waves of Muslim immigrants that now plague Western Europe.

[firebrand]

Rammstein

The we're-proud-to-be-Germans band, most popular band ever in Germany. Not neo-Nazis. Just proud of the strong, good side of German culture.

[lizol]

Miracle at the Vistula, oil on canvas, 1930. Painting by Jerzy Kossak, currently on exhibition in the Polish Army Museum in Warsaw. It is an allegory and does not aim to provide a literal representation of the actual event. In the upper left hand corner of the image, one sees the Virgin Mary, presumably blessing Polish forces. 17th century Polish cavalry (Husaria) is visible below.

[laz]

First France... now Germany. Looks like the Axis of Weasels is reaping what they have sown. Anyone with eyes in his head could have seen it coming.

[concerned about politics]

Two appeasers, France and Germany, are reaping what they've sown. Think they'll finally get the idea about Muslim terrorism, or will they surrender again?

[polymuser]

Something tells me we're about to see The Crusades again...

[Pyro7480]

There was another painting, I believe, that featured the young priest prominently. Maybe I'm mistaking the Kossak painting for that.

[Pyro7480]

The planes you can see in the background belong to American heroes of Kosciusko Squadron like Merian C. Cooper and Cedric Fauntleroy, who fought there for Independence of Poland. (Kossak's tribute to America)

Believe me, if the EU, the Mohammedans, or anyone else threatened Poland again (and I'm still in reasonable physcial health), I'd try to get over there, like Cooper and Fauntleroy.

[Atlantic Bridge]

It is nice that you are going to send us some papal flags. It is good to know that there will be moral backing from Poland.

:-)

[Atlantic Bridge]

Yep!

:-)