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If you didn’t visit the City of Light back when it was European, it’s apparently too late now. Open borders to the Islamic world have filled the streets with violent foreigners who are not remotely civilized: they urinate in public, litter, camp on the sidewalks, engage in riots — transforming the city a post-apocalyptic catastrophe. […] October 15th, 2016 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: aliens, crime, culture, diversity, Europe, France, illegal, immigration, immigration as invasion, Islam, jihad, Muslims, national security, Paris, public safety, stop Muslim immigration, violence |  Email This Post |  Print This Post During a recent interview with the press, the pope rejected the idea that Islam and violence were somehow connected, despite the common occurrence of Muslims bragging about murder dedicated to their religion, punctuated with fervent Allahu Ackbars. ISIS and other mass-murdering jihadists couldn’t ask for a better friend in the Vatican. Pope Francis refuses to […] August 1st, 2016 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: aliens, Catholic, crime, culture, diversity, enforcement, Europe, immigration, immigration as invasion, Islam, jihad, marxist pope, Muslims, national security, Pope, public safety, stop Muslim immigration | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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