Paris Burning, Brussels Smoldering

From the desk of Filip van Laenen on Sun, 2006-10-29 20:21

These past few days, there have been some «small fires» – small indeed – in the Brussels area, but today the fire brigade was lured into an ambush in Sint-Jans-Molenbeek. There were no casualties, but apparently we'll have to see a few dead before it will be possible to reflect seriously on what is really going on in Brussels. The authorities did not want to confirm a connection to the fires in Paris, but did not dare to deny it either.

From the events of today and the past few days it is clear that things are getting out of control in some parts of Brussels. When even the fire brigade becomes the target of these «youngsters», as they are usually called in the Belgian press, the conclusion can only be that it's already five past twelve, not only in Paris, but in Brussels too.

Surely, one can argue that the identity checks by the police are not always completely justified, and sometimes too frequent, but I find it hard to believe that the immigrants could have any reason at all to throw rocks at firemen who are just trying to do their job. If this continues, there will be casualties sooner or later, and then the fire brigade's latent "racism" will of course be blamed for not having gotten some Moroccan family out of its burning house quickly enough, or extinguished the fire in an apartment block, or something else that went terribly wrong. Sociologists and other professional anti-racists, always keen enough to give us their opinion about what is wrong in the immigrant districts, should explain now what the fire brigade could done to deserve being targeted like it was this afternoon, and why youths are allowed to play with other people's lives.

Has Paris stopped burning now?

Submitted by Zen Master on Mon, 2006-11-13 22:36.

Unless the French government shows some backbone, the immigrant Muslim youths will run over the police again and again. These problems are a continuation of the October 2005 riots. The October riots were training exercises to test the will of the French to stand-up to the rioters. The French folded, so the youths prepared to cause more damage.

This autumn the youths were better prepared and French folded again. This time they used cell phones and acted like an army using ‘hit and run’ tactics. Next time they will have AK-47’s. Tourism is the largest source of income in France and the French can’t afford to have rioting in the streets.  If they have more civil strife the tourists will avoid France. Then you will see the French economy begin a slow motion collapse.

Rule by default of silent observers as in India..

Submitted by Miriam on Thu, 2006-11-02 02:22.

If we are silent and sit on our hands, we are likely to be ruled by the hateful islamofascist villains and crooks. War-mongering pakkis and their hate-mongering wards dumped on innocent Indians in 1947 despite two nations created as fertile homelands for the fascists villains, have been ruining India for several decades now.

Charles Taylor of Liberia is in jail now in the Hague but all the ISI and other associated crooks of fakistan are roaming free despite savage wars on India and export of barbaric anarchy well into Indian heartlands. They stage managed mushy's attack and now 80 madrassa deaths with same white sheet covers for media circus during the visit of UK's Prince.

Paris and Brussels are burning from idle spectators who allow islamofascists to run killing fields. The barbaric fascists want more of our money and lands. Once we deny money and lands, they might well shape up and ship out. Hence, the answer is total boycott of all their trade and commerce! Also warning that we wont be like the unwise Indians!!

Re Dosser

Submitted by atheling on Wed, 2006-11-01 01:37.

You say that the US wouldn't lay off Muslim baggage handlers? They wouldn't get hired here in the first place.

to atheling

Submitted by dosser on Wed, 2006-11-01 18:46.

I'm sorry but I'm not privy to the statistics of religious affiliation of current baggage handlers in US airports. My point is that the US is too PC to hazard that kind of action for fear of groups like the ACLU.

Europe is not afraid of political correctness...

Submitted by dosser on Tue, 2006-10-31 17:47.

...like the US, that is. When it comes down to it, PC is hampering the US but I see that France, at least, will take action - like laying off muslim baggage handlers at De Gaulle airport. You won't see that happening in the US. Everyone will blame the US for what it does but won't blame their own government nearly as much when crackdowns happen. Not even the press seem to be as virulent against their own when compared to the US (I'm using France as an example here).

A Peace-Loving Continent

Submitted by JD Hursh on Tue, 2006-10-31 15:27.

Europeans will declare war on no one.  They will go relatively quietly as they have thus far.  As their death-spiral birth rates continue to decline, their idea of fighting the violent rising Islamic tide will be to convert in huge numbers to Islam.  This is already happening.  Those with real "courage" will turn tail and emigrate--they will cut and run.

Most of Europe went quietly to Nazism--why should it be any different this time?  But this time they won't be bailed out by the US, who is now public enemy #1.  They see the America, their only real hope, as their real terrorist threat.  

 

     

A Peace-Loving Continent

Submitted by JD Hursh on Tue, 2006-10-31 15:26.

Europeans will declare war on no one.  They will go relatively quietly as they have thus far.  As their death-spiral birth rates continue to decline, their idea of fighting the violent rising Islamic tide will be to convert in huge numbers to Islam.  This is already happening.  Those with real "courage" will turn tail and emigrate--they will cut and run.

Most of Europe went quietly to Nazism--why should it be any different this time?  But this time they won't be bailed out by the US, who is now public enemy #1.  They see the America, their only real hope, as their real terrorist threat.  

 

     

JD hursh

Submitted by peter vanderheyden on Tue, 2006-10-31 16:50.

I think JD Hursh has build his vision on Europe totally on what he reads in the Brussels Journal. I must say, it’s affecting me too. This morning I walked my son over to the house of his friend. In the center of town I draw his attention: “Look” I said “A white man.” He looked at me puzzled. “Look there“ I shouted ”An other one! And he has no beard.” He looked at me again probably thinking my old man has gone crazy. “Lucky us” I smiled. “Why daddy?” He asked me. “Can’t you see” I replied. “Our town must be the place where the remnants of our culture are gathering. They probably will call it a reserve soon. You know. Like the Indians.” I kept on smiling. “We’re save now.” I commented again.
If this website is your window on the world, then this kind of stuff happens. My son, however, never reads the Journal. He is unaware of The Big Danger. He is worried about my mental health.

Your son

Submitted by Taurus689 on Wed, 2006-11-01 21:40.

JD,
Your son is like so many of our American kids todayi.e. Propagandized by political correctness Causcasian self-hatred. Maybe we all need to home school our children lest they be tainted.

Angry Viking

Submitted by Zoe on Tue, 2006-10-31 06:14.

:)
As they say...
Where ever there's a will, there's a way!

One day...

Submitted by Angry Viking on Tue, 2006-10-31 05:36.

I actually look forward to the day, there is civil war on the streets. When the great masses of native Europeans finally ignore the traitor politicians and answer these muslim rat bastards with the same methods. Burning mosques and more or less making it inhospitable for them to stay in Europe. ...I long for the day, when the dogs can be unleashed again.

Re: One day...

Submitted by Zoe on Tue, 2006-10-31 06:06.

Angry Viking - So mote it be! You're not alone in this regard!

French people should challenge the tide of events

Submitted by SpanishDiplomat on Mon, 2006-10-30 17:39.

There will be soon elections in France. The French people should be able to choose the right politician to lead the nation in the coming years.

No one is perfect or spotless. However, if the French population do not challenge the way things are turning out, then they will deserve whatever thing befalls on them (of course, the same applies to any other country).

I have met a few Frenchmen or women who still claim there is nothing "Islamic" in what is taking place now.  Maybe they are right and I am wrong. But, then, why is it that other immigrant communities do not organize mass burnigns and, actually find France as "accueillant" as ever. 

We should be able to win this game. Otherwise, and as Sarpi says, we can only expect decadence.

 

Spanish Diplomat

Intifada?

Submitted by Sarpi on Mon, 2006-10-30 00:54.

There isn't one successful Islamic country on the planet by Western standards, which until how have always been very high. The closest is Turkey and that is not Europe. Islam leaves a smoking ruin everywhere it goes. If the European states wish to survive they will have to crack down hard. Can they do this? Not likely.

Most politicians and bureaucrats in the EU are stern disciples of the Multicult. Their faith is every bit as strong as a member of al Qa'eda, or the Inquisition. To give it up would be to quit the very thing that spiritually sustains them. It's not likely they can overcome this until very late in the game. Even then the Multicult's propensity for obstruction and impracticality will insure that it's like trying to fight with a boat anchor tied to your back.

Islam is only providing the answer. The Multicult is the problem.  

The only Safe Muslim is a Dead Muslim

Submitted by FLLegal on Mon, 2006-10-30 00:37.

Western Europeans should declare war on Islam both outside and inside their own borders. Islam has already declared war on the West.

What is nice about all the Muslims congregating in one place is that they will be easirer to kill when French and Belgian jets drop smart bombs...if they have the non-dhimmi will to survive.

Unless agressive and violent

Submitted by x3j18r on Sun, 2006-10-29 22:58.

Unless agressive and violent people face adverse consequences to their actions they will only become more violent and agressive. Why is this so hard for Europeans to understand? You would think WW2 would have caused this to become ingrained into their psyche.