The first photo was shot in New York City, on Madison Avenue. The second in the place that is the heart and soul of Milan: Piazza del Duomo, Cathedral Square.
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Blog of London-based Italian journalist Enza Ferreri on politics, society, religion, environment
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Milan and New York, AD 2014
These two astonishing pictures were not taken in Cairo, Islamabad or Riyadh. They are horrendous depictions of our Islamisation.
The first photo was shot in New York City, on Madison Avenue. The second in the place that is the heart and soul of Milan: Piazza del Duomo, Cathedral Square.
No comment is necessary.
H/t Alessandra Nucci
The first photo was shot in New York City, on Madison Avenue. The second in the place that is the heart and soul of Milan: Piazza del Duomo, Cathedral Square.
No comment is necessary.
H/t Alessandra Nucci
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They no respect for anything or anyone, and our gutless vote-grabbing politicians let them in.
ReplyDeleteThe UK has a Muslim population of around 2.7 to 3 million. What I find disturbing is that back in 2012 Trevor Phillips the head of chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) wrote an article where he lat slip that and I quote:
ReplyDelete'Unemployment among ethnic minorities costs the economy almost £8.6 billion a year in benefits and lost revenue from taxes. Half of Muslim men and three quarters of Muslim women are unemployed.'
so the question is what exactly is the point in letting them into Europe in the first place?
Here's the link to the article if you are interested.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/8054403/Britains-coping-classes-at-breaking-point.html