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Posted on 10/31/2005 11:42:54 PM PST by Eurotwit
There you go. If it isn't reported on MSM or channel 5 TV news, it couldn't be real. Right?
Dream on.
I didn't say it wasn't real. I was just asking. Two people answered me. I should have thanked them but I got distracted by other things. But you are rude to me. Why? I'm on your side.
Hey, idiot, your "Profet" ain't worth spit if anything can be done to him.
Silly Muslims, let your profet (pigpoop be upon him) fend for himself...if he can.
I just hope that if this ever happens here there's such a backlash that muslims in this country never so much as want to engage in a competitive game of chess for three generations. And I agree, it's coming.
Perp: "The police has to stay away. This is our area. We rule this place"
Police: OK, OK. But this is the line- you step over it and you're toast. And no more food stamps!
"Hope Rush and Sean pick it up and keep the story highlighted and updated"
It will be in the Wall St. Journal, the new Paper of Record. Depend on it. Eventually, the Luddites at NYT,
NBC, and their ilk will comment (wrongly, incoherently, and getting only half the story out, as usual).
"This is disturbing news, but unfortunately we will see much more of this as Muslim immigrants refuse to assimilate into their host society, demand that everyone conform to Muslim laws, make themselves unattractive to employers, then riot when things don't go as they expected."
Oh, you're so mean. Not!
"Our Masters in the global economy, the World Managers, can't permit an open war that would completely destabilize their plans."
Two new baseball teams! I've never heard of them!
"... it is the first time that Turks and Palestinians have joined forces" (quote from the press, NOT Savage B)
Ever heard of the Ottoman Empire?
Excuse me. I didn't intend rudeness. I was just making a point. In fact, I'm asking the same question, and not finding many logical answers out there is frustrating, so I hope you can forgive my impetuous reply.
No problem. Like I said, I know we're both on the same side.
Wait a minute.
Isn't this the "holy days" of Ramadan still?
What kind of "devout" Mohammedan would commit such grevious malice in the middle of their holy days?
A big chunk is missing from the puzzle.
Related link...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1516990/posts
"Muslim Riots Break Out in Denmark As Well"
IsraelNN.com ^ | Nov 06, '05
Posted on 11/06/2005 5:32:28 PM PST by jb6
(IsraelNN.com)
No argument here, but isn't part of the problem the fact that so many of these spongers and troublemakers are already citizens of their "adopted" country ?
Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately you are right - we found that out for ourselves in the UK with the bombings back in early July in London. I was surprised that the bombers were home-grown, and especially that one was Jamaican. Next we'll be having white British converts to Islam committing atrocities! I wouldn't be surprised, but I think I'd feel more betrayed than anything else.
But then I guess ignorance spans all races.
The sons of Satan are ALL the same, whether they're in France, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Iraq, Iran, or the US. The Qur'an tells them to seize the land from Infidels. They now think France belongs to them. Well.....the way it looks, it does.
Unfortunately, our President and Congress don't understand what's happening in the REAL world. They can't see the danger of allowing more Muslims into America. They are on a fast track to approve the McCain/Kennedy amnesty plan right BEFORE they break for the holidays. They figure we'll have forgot about it by the time they are back in session in January. I wonder how many Muslim terrorists will be made citizens of the US? What insanity!!!!
Latest comment from Danish media relating to this:
Fogh: riots are not terrorism
08.11.2005 Print article (IE & NS 4+)
Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen brushes away the Danish People's Party's description of street riots in France and Århus as terrorism
Rioting immigrant youths in French building projects and Danish immigrant districts cannot be compared with terrorists, Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on Tuesday.
Rasmussen made his statement at a press conference after his government's support party, the Danish People's Party (DF), said new anti-terrorism legislation ought to be used to prevent street riots.
Last week, the government presented a 49-point plan to fight and prevent terrorist attacks in Denmark. DF's leaders have said that the DKK 150 million set aside in the state budget for the anti-terror package should be used to crack down on rioters.
Shortly before the outbreak of street violence in the outskirts of many French cities, teenagers in the Jutland city of Århus rampaged through a shopping district a few nights in a row, setting fire to a hot dog stand and a childcare centre, and hurtling bricks through shop windows.
The events had local politicians clamouring for tougher measures and a zero-tolerance approach towards the rioters. The local police, however, said it had no plans to tackle the disturbances by other means than dialogue and peaceful negotiations with the teenagers. Shortly afterwards, the violence subsided.
'Let's just keep our definitions sorted out,' Rasmussen told reporters. 'Denmark's anti-terrorism effort is to be used against organised terrorism, like we witnessed with the London underground bombings. Street riots and disturbances are not terrorism.'
The prime minister added that the terms riots and disturbances applied to the French situation, while the Århus teenage behaviour could be defined as simple pranks.
http://www.cphpost.dk/get/92009.html
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