Islam has ‘no place’ in my country, says next EU president

[RoadRunner401]

Yeah they don't need to you see !! .

You really should learn to Write&Speak English, now that you have made it to Australia!

 

[guest11]

You really should learn to Write&Speak English, now that you have made it to Australia!

Write&Speak, with W and S and no spaces.

 

[RoadRunner401]

Write&Speak, with capital W and S and no spaces.

Yes Virginia, that's how its written, its called capitalize the important word, should I tell you what that means?

Are you his special little friend?

 

[SOHEIL]

May I ask what will rise?

 

[guest11]

Yes Virginia, that's how its written, its called capitalize the important word, should I tell you what that means?

Are you his special little friend?

Trying our best to hide the "oops" moment, are we? Is the lack of spaces also part of your master plan?

 

[Penguin]

Last year was the most violent for Christians in modern history, rising to "a level akin to ethnic cleansing," according to a new report by Open Doors USA, a watchdog group that advocates for Christians. In total, the survey found that more than 7,100 Christians were killed in 2015 for "faith-related reasons," up 3,000 from the previous year, according to the group's analysis of media reports and other public information as well as external experts.

According to the report, however, much of the persecution faced by Christians occurs in predominantly Muslim nations, many of which are "failed states" that fail to protect any of their citizens' religious liberty.

The presence of Islamic extremist factions across the world in 2015 brought religious persecution for not only Christians, but also Muslims, Yazidis and other religious minorities, the report found. Notably, Iraq (No. 2) and Syria (No. 5) are the epicenter of ISIS' so called "caliphate," while Afghanistan (4), Pakistan (6), Iran (9) and Libya (10) all have elements of Islamic extremism.

Countries such as Saudi Arabia and India are key global partners for the United States, yet Open Doors ranks both in its top 50 of persecutors of Christians.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/01/17/world/christian-persecution-2015/
https://www.opendoorsusa.org/christian-persecution/world-watch-list/

 

[Mufflerman]

How is this different from many Islamic countries not allowing the practice of other religions or China being an officially atheist country?

 

[vostok]

What's wrong that he wants to preserve cultural and national identity of his country? This is a direct duty of the authorities, is not it?

 

[niaz]

One should occasionally put on a thinking cap and try to find as to why a sane person is issuing such statements.

France is not a Muslim country (Dar ul Islam) yet extremist Muslims carry out massacres like Charlie Abdu incident in Paris. Then there was the Brussels blast. How would ordinary people react when non-indigenous nationals of a certain creed indulge in terrorist acts?

Brave Major Shirazi was martyred by the Afghan troops who open fired when Pakistanis were attempting to construct the gate at Torkham. Many Pakistanis wanted all Afghan refugees to be driven back across the border. Majority of other nationalities behave in similar irrational way.

Muslims have problems with Israel; go ahead and bomb Israel to hell, but why kill and injure hundreds in non –Muslim countries where you have been allowed to live and enjoy luxuries on offer in that country?

I am not justifying or condoning bigotry of the likes of Donald Trump & Roberto Fico. One may be the President and the other a Presidential hopeful, but both belong to non-Muslims white race thus can be as bigoted as members of Klu Klux Klan and trying to get political mileage from the actions by the Muslim terrorists.

The point that I am trying to put across is that it is the Muslims who are largely responsible for creating the problems for themselves and for future Muslim generations. Therefore blame for such bigoted statements must be shared.

 

[MarkusS]

Good thing europe finally takes off the political correctness gloves. Of course entire europe is no place for this. And its time this starts. Since the far right marches forward its also good to push this freedom of religion under the bus. What is it good? The majority of europeans is against islam. Democracy decides. His country has almost zero muslims. If slovakians want them out, so be it.

 

[UKBengali]

Good thing europe finally takes off the political correctness gloves. Of course entire europe is no place for this. And its time this starts. Since the far right marches forward its also good to push this freedom of religion under the bus. What is it good? The majority of europeans is against islam. Democracy decides. His country has almost zero muslims. If slovakians want them out, so be it.

Dude, there is nothing permanent about anything in life. 2,000 years ago, no Europeans were Christians.

One-day Islam or so other religion may become the dominant one in Europe.

 

[MarkusS]

Dude, there is nothing permanent about anything in life. 2,000 years ago, no Europeans were Christians.

One-day Islam or so other religion may become the dominant one in Europe.

It wont. Considering the current developments and extreme rise of the far right its very possible even the old concentration camps get back online in the next 5 years. Who knows?

 

[jamal18]

Muslims have problems with Israel; go ahead and bomb Israel to hell, but why kill and injure hundreds in non –Muslim countries where you have been allowed to live and enjoy luxuries on offer in that country?

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Not wishing to enter this debate, but it is the western countries that are arming, paying for and giving Israel the diplomatic support to kill Muslims. The reason for what is happening is referred to as 'blow back'.

 

[UKBengali]

It wont. Considering the current developments and extreme rise of the far right its very possible even the old concentration camps get back online in the next 5 years. Who knows?

No, that wont happen as it is too extreme for Europe in this day and age.

Europe has to get used to large numbers of non-whites and/or Christians becoming a permanent part of the continent.

 

[MarkusS]

No, that wont happen as it is too extreme for Europe in this day and age.

Europe has to get used to large numbers of non-whites and/or Christians becoming a permanent part of the continent.

This was impossible one year ago as well:

Here in italy Mafia executes them with headshots in broad daylight and police does nothing. Europe radicalizes. Facist parties like front national, FPÖ and so on win evrywhere.

What we will see is far right winning more and their recent victories already led to drastic new laws.

History showed again and again that europe reacts with extreme meassures when triggered and does so furious.

I see it as normal and i personal profit very much from the migrant crisis. Because of this my own party won massive and we had gains like never before.

racism, hate, fear are strong feelings and this can easily create massive wins and electorate power.

In a way i´m thankful for them. Because they are the reason we win. I somehow feel sad we have to push them away when they arent needed anymore. Our voters vote our party to act hard against them.

And the camps we build for them are an inferno of hate. They are brought to lampedusa into barbed wired barracks and stay there. Some used as slave workers by mafia and so on. I dont think they see this as what they imagined.