South Korea: How Did This Happen? Who Let Them In?

The numbers of Mohammedans in South Korea is growing rapidly.

Islam is a “minor religion” in South Korea, with about 200,000 Muslims, primarily consisting of foreign residents. The Muslim community is mainly concentrated in cities like Seoul and Busan.

Muslims in South Korea want to build a mosque. (A mosque is a strategic headquarter for a Muslim army.) Neighbors protest and send pig heads

South Korea’s right-wing commentator Hasebi KR says:

I recently moved to a new neighborhood. This area used to be completely peaceful. But as soon as I arrived, I saw that the whole neighborhood is now filled with Muslims.

Korea is finally starting to understand how dangerous a… pic.twitter.com/ndcKoI2ODR

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