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While I agree with most of the material passed on I may not be in agreement with all. However there is much we can learn from some that we disagree with. Remember it was once thought that the earth was flat.
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The bad news is escalating - Snippets from Europe
Both Paris and Copenhagen have been rioting for days and of course the U.K. seems to be constantly igniting. There hardly seems an area of Christian land which is not being overrun and this is what our own political traitors have done even though they have been constantly warned of the dangers inherent in multiracial immigration.
You would do well to send the following news extracts
to your member of parliament.
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No Christmas
lights in Lambeth
2nd November
2005
The south London borough of Lambeth, home to a mixed community of recent immigrants is banning use of the word "Christmas" in its street lighting displays in all but one district, and uses "Winter Lights" and "Celebrity Lights" (!) as substitutes in a bid to avoid offending non-Christians in the immigrant community.
Muslim paedophile gangs
3rd November 2005
The problem of our children being 'groomed' by Muslim gangs is not going to disappear. It is up to us to pressurise the Police into action, by highlighting their lack of action and it is up to us to get as many people as possible to West Yorkshire to let the public know what is happening to our young English girls in towns and cities all over the country.
Together we can stop the problem of Muslim paedophile grooming. The public know what little action the Police are taking against the perverts who abuse our children.
Paris burns in sixth
night of violence
2nd November 2005
France has now witnessed six consecutive nights of violence across nine
towns in the Paris area. Scores of vehicles and waste bins have been set
ablaze and up to a dozen buildings attacked. Police have resorted to using
rubber bullets to deal with the rioters. The scale of the violence by
Muslim gangs is unprecedented and highlights the hatred and contempt for
western society by the rioters who are mainly of Northern African Arab
or central African black origin.
The troubles started on Thursday evening in the northern Parisian suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois following the accidental electrocution of two teenagers who were hiding to escape police in a power substation and has since escalated across an arc of suburbs across northern Paris.
The rioting appears to be a response to the French government's attempts to deal with a crime wave in the suburbs. Last week Nicolas Sarkozy, Interior Minister and leader of France's ruling UMP party, vowed to wage a "war without mercy" on crime in the Paris where organised crime rackets, prostitution, people smuggling, drug dealing and car crime are rife.
Viking city falls to race riots
2nd November
2005
News article filed by Danish correspondent Jens
Larsen
The ancient harbour city has seen nothing like it in its history. The
most exciting thing that happens here is the ferry sailings for our capital
Copenhagen but for several nights in a row, there have been the worst
riots in Århus for many years and the attacks, just like those in
Paris have been carried out by angry young Muslims. Whereas the Muslim
rioters in France come from North Africa the ones here come from Turkey,
Lebanon and Somalia. Policemen have been attacked, shops looted and one
building set on fire. It seems as if Europe is about to ignite and it
is now almost winter here. I fear what might have happened if this had
been midsummer with our long hot sunny days bringing more people out on
to the streets.
"This
land belongs to us", declared the young rioters.
The words of the young Muslims sound like an open declaration of war against Danish society. The police must stay away. This area belongs to immigrants.
Four youngsters sit at the wall in the Rosenhøj centre, Sunday afternoon, self declared spokesmen, for those groups who three nights in a row has rioted, and set businesses on fire. All around the parking lot, there are swarms of cars with youngsters from the immigrant community, who are celebrating the worst riots in Århus in several years. Only two of the protesters have been arrested. It was a victory.
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everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything,
I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. What I can do, I
should do. And what I should do, by the grace of God, I will do."
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