Text 759, 79 rader
Skriven 2007-05-01 08:14:37 av Roy Witt (1:397/22)
    Kommentar till text 732 av Ward Dossche (2:292/854)
Ärende: Shootings
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01 May 07 10:22, Ward Dossche wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> I was thinking of the article I read the other day where Islamic
 RW>> grade school kids destroyed a Dutch school room because the teacher
 RW>> mentioned 'pig' during a 'How to live on a farm' lesson. I don't
 RW>> know how uropeon schools are devided up, but 9, 10 and 11yo kids
 RW>> aren't supposed to be so unruley that they would destroy an entire
 RW>> class room.

 WD> I'm unaware about this. The Dutch border is 22 miles from here and I
 WD> can't place the story. You have some more info to place it?

You're aware that I subscribe to news updates from Deutsch-Welle ... one
of the articles last week included the story about the above. It took
place in Amsterdam. I've lost the link, but it can probably be found on
their website.

http://www.dw-world.de/dw/0,,266,00.html

 RW>WD>> You may be hinting at the immigration of North Africans into
 RW>WD>> Europe. That is a potential problem but I don't see it grow into
 RW>WD>> an issue.

 RW>> If you take a look at France, for instance, the potential for an
 RW>> Islamic uprising is real. Real enough that if it were to happen now,
 RW>> France could be governed by the Islamic factions. Since the word
 RW>> hasn't come, they're probably just waiting for it.

 WD> There are not enough Islamists in France to constitute a ruling
 WD> party, either elected or by uprising. Should it ever come to pass
 WD> nevertheless then the country would be plunged into the dark-ages
 WD> within a year since France's number-1 agricultural export product
 WD> would be banned ... wine!

Islamists, at least the upper crust Islamists, do drink wine. A friend of
mine worked in Saudi Arabia for years. When he finally came back to the
states, he setteled in a suburb of Phoenix, AZ - Scottsdale. Some people
will recognize the name as an upper crust community, just bulging with
money. There, he met a Saudi prince, drinking wine in a bar and he struck
up a conversation with him. How did my friend know he was a prince? He
speaks Saudi like a native...

 WD> I don't think it really is that much of a problem because generations
 WD> of youngsters do adapt to new lifestyles and habits. Girls/women
 WD> discover they have a voice and are heard. Once the bell of freedom
 WD> rings it's hard to stop it.

A while back there was TV coverage of an Islamic woman in, I believe
France, maybe Germany, who has a price on her head. She's been so
outspoken against the Islamic way of life that the big cheese where she
lives has put out a contract for her life.

 WD> Change and reform is only pushed-through when things really go bad
 WD> and for the moment life in France is too good to change it ... also
 WD> by the islamists. Also for the Islamists. The driving forces are so
 WD> small and insignificant. They make a lot of noise and thereby are
 WD> noticed, as with any small vocal group.

As with any small vocal group, the try harder to become the majority.
Hispanics and blacks here continue to have more babys than whites, who
will soon be a minority if that keeps up. Whites are already a minority in
California and nearly so in Texas.

 WD> I do not see the numbers nor the logistics nor the willingness in
 WD> place to change France into another 3rd world country with camels
 WD> crapping on the Champs Elysees in Paris. We need that for the Tour de
 WD> France terminating
 WD> ... though last year's winner is still an unanswered issue.

Still, the talk of the town is what the Islamists will do when they become
the majority and take over the government of France, or some other
country in urope. Like Sveden, with it's 10,000/day Iraqi immigrants,
according to Felten.

                R\%/itt

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