Riots as defense? Fjordman's take on Utrecht.

It had to happen eventually, Fjordman's written about the Utrecht riots and makes the connection between not only the 'youths' actions and their religion, but also between their actions and the Eurabian project:

"Although the EU warns against "Islamophobia," those who live in the real world know that there has been an explosion of violent infidelophobia in Western Europe staged by Muslim immigrants. This wave of violence especially targets Jews, but the attacks against Christians that are going on in the Middle East are increasingly spreading to Europe as well . In more and more cities across the continent, non-Muslims are being harassed, robbed, mugged, raped, stabbed and even killed by Muslims. Native Europeans are slowly becoming second-rate citizens in their own countries.

This violence by Muslims is usually labelled simply as "crime," but I believe it should more accurately be called Jihad. Those who know early Islamic history, as described in books such as The Truth About Muhammad by Robert Spencer, know that looting and stealing the property of non-Muslims has been part and parcel of Jihad from the very beginning. In fact, so much of the behavior of Muhammad himself and the early Muslims could be deemed criminal that it is difficult to know exactly where crime ends and Jihad begins. In the city of Oslo, for instance, it is documented that some of the criminal Muslim gangs also have close ties to radical religious groups at home and abroad...

...For Dutchmen, in what once was a peaceful and orderly country, to go against decades of indoctrination to stage something like the recent uprisings in Utrecht, they have to feel an extreme amount of repressed frustration and anger. Perhaps they watched the media reactions to the Muslim riots in France, which were sympathetic and were followed by promises from political leaders to listen to the "legitimate grievances" of the rioters. Perhaps the native Dutch in Utrecht thought that hey, we are quiet and peaceful and yet we get only contempt from our so-called leaders. Muslims burn stuff and get concessions. Perhaps we should start burning stuff, too. What have we got to lose? We're already losing our country."

Click here to read the whole thing, the call to revolution at the end is well worth reading.

Comments

[Dawkins]

Thanks for the valuable link to Fjordman, Mr Smith.

I thought this (from his "Are Muslims the Jews of Today?") was intriguing:

"Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is a bestseller in Islamic nations such as Turkey, at the same time as Turkish PM Erdogan wants anti-Islamism to be accepted as a crime against humanity in the EU."

Of course we know that this is the same Turkish nation that practically wiped out its Christian population before, during and after WWI, namely the Armenians and Assyrians.

I don't think it's unfair to say that something along those lines could quite easily happen again, but this time in Europe.

[Patty]

Mr. Smith: Following your link to Fjordman I found this Brussel Journal's article which has a good quote pertaining to the Integration Act of 1977 and multiculturalism:

"The Act implicitly states that Sweden doesn't have a history, only the various ethnic groups that live there. Native Swedes have been reduced to just another ethnic group in Sweden, with no more claim to the country than the Somalis who arrived there last Thursday."

So basically Sweden cedes ownership of its country, and since the Muslims want it more than the native Swedes, it looks like it might be theirs soon. Holland seems to be giving up control over some of its territory, and France has already capitulated in many, many neighborhoods - the "no go" zones where French government no longer has sovereignity.

God help Europe.

[Mr Smith]

Amen.

[DSD]

"Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is a bestseller in Islamic nations such as Turkey, at the same time as Turkish PM Erdogan wants anti-Islamism to be accepted as a crime against humanity in the EU."

I lived next door to an Armenian refugee who actually came here to escape the genocide. She is nearly 100 now, bless her. Once I was old enough to pluck up the courage and ask her what she remembered from those days, I wished I hadnt.

[Mr Smith]

DSD,

I don't want to sound like I'm gratuitously after grisly details, but I do think these details have been very well supressed indeed For this reason, I'd like to make a request: Would you be able to put together some of the accounts that your neighbour gave for posting here, for the edification of our readers? Best of all would be sending me something to post so it doesn't get lost in the comments.

Thanks.