H/T Alexandre
I had to make it Quakers. I am so freaking tired of Muslims and all things Islamic. I thought for freaking ONCE couldn’t it be someone else who demands that the rest of the world change everything about itself to conform to it’s barbaric and savage standards. So I decided to pretend this particular example of religious nonsense and obscene submission to irrational authority backed by thuggery be perpetrated by Quakers and you know what? Chances are, not one of the Quakers will actually be offended by this.
The following most excellent reportage by Gates of Vienna. Never start your day without it.

Praying with high heels: (Mehdi-Georges Lahlou — The Prayer — Al Fatiha).
Artist’s gallery closes down after angry reactions from Muslims
Brussels — A young French artist has prematurely closed his gallery in the Charles Rogier Passage, near the train station Brussels North. He had exhibited a work of art that was considered a provocation by some Muslims.
The cause of the fuss was a pair of bright red high heels under a spotlight, surrounded by men’s shoes, all on Muslim prayer mats.
The artwork is exhibited in a gallery whose windows have been sealed since Wednesday to avoid hostile reactions from passers-by. The artist has been threatened before, and the gallery damaged. “They attempted to shatter the window with stones before; that caused a crack in it,” the artist Mehdi Lahlou-Georges says. “And it is a very thick piece of glass; they must have thrown the stone with a lot of force.”

Eating a banana while balancing a Qur’an on his head: (Mehdi-Georges Lahlou — Stupidité contrôlée II [Stupidity under control]).
Balancing act or full blown dhimmitude?
Continue reading French art exhibit shut down by offended Quakers. Belgium

You can put a monkey in a suit and you can put lipstick on a pig, but you can’t cure a Muselman of his obsessive Jew-hatred
DEATH TO AMERICA!


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File photo: 2007 Ahmadinejad at meeting with Neturei Karta in New York (Reuters)