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Prisons can’t control Muslim gangs, says stabbed officer

From the Times thanks to Esmeralda

A prison officer stabbed by a Muslim convert has accused the prison system of failing to tackle  Islamic aggression extremism. Iain Fleming has claimed that prison authorities “cannot control the Muslim gangs” that pose “a violent threat to guards and other prisoners”. He was stabbed five times by Adrian Hylton with sharpened plastic knives at HMP Swaleside in Kent.

Islamic State savages at Dutch-government approved protest scream “Death to Jews”

They been screaming “death to Jews” for 1400 years. We should make an end to it. Unfortunately, there are more and more joining in….

The Hague’s mayor should resign. But that would merely be a token gesture. All over Europe the left and Islamic supremacist Jew-haters are increasingly open and aggressive, and the cowed accommodationists in the European governments do nothing. Europe is rapidly heading toward another round of darkness, violence and savagery.(Geller)

Paul Weston talks about the real racists of the 21st century — the Progressives:

“Ich bin ein Nazarener!”

Viennese March in Support of Middle Eastern Christians

Posted on August 10, 2014 by Baron Bodissey

On Sunday, August 10, 2014, about 2,500 Christians, Jews, Buddhists and others took to the streets of Vienna and marched in support of persecuted Christians and Yazidis in northern Iraq. The demonstration was organized by the Union of Oriental Christians.

The occasion was calm, with no disturbances except for one incident involving a convert to Shia Islam in an ayatollah robe and turban. He demanded to speak, wanting to tell the audience about how “nothing in the Koran justifies the killing of Christians.” Because he is well known for his taqiyya, the ayatollah-wannabe was asked to leave, which he did — after the police helped him along.

Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff and Harald Fiegl (Click to enlarge)

Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff and Harald Fiegl, a member of Wiener Akademikerbund (Vienna Society of Academics), were among those who attended.

 

Below is a translation of the sign they are both holding:
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