Sheik`s lame comment

Submitted by Harrak (Canada), Sep 17, 2007 at 01:28

"Unfortunately the majority in Europe believes that giving in to Muhammedan demands will -somehow- keep the peace; it won't."

Mohammedan demands, where did you read that! a spam email! the problem is that European leaders did every thing they can to stop what you call "Muhamedan demands" in the 1970s in Germany, Belgium, up north of Western Europe by pushing for the Sarkozi`s idea (that existed before he graduated from high school) of intra-european Christian immigration.

Guess what happened! Spain and Portugal that were targeted joined the EU and all those immigrants went back to their new European home towns. In present times there is tendency to encourage immigration from Hungary, Poland and former Soviet Reps in eastern Europe. Guess what!! they are joining Europe and expreesed no willingness to be setteled in Western Europe. So what`s left! Moroccans, Algerian and Subsaharan Africans remain the only ones who proved to have the willingness to settle over generations. Now you tell me stop that! I tell you: who will pay your pension! your tax and do your hard jobs!! Russian girls in the red light district!! my eyes..

The only one solution is that you should make your own kids and procreate the future generations..again, buy doing that you lose the comfort of the current situation. You can not do that without having religion involved and that is what those people are doing. If you have the mentality of Half-Half and day care and babysitting etc..you will hardly be able to procreate 1 child in the average which does not pay for economic prosperity.

It is something to blame being so politically and economicaly iliterate to say that kind of comment against your elected politicians. ...

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