No, there's just more closet extremists than you thought.
Maybe not extremists, but most Muslims aren't exactly condemning the attacks.
Islam has no place in a modern Europe. Same goes for Christianity but that is another thread.
No, there's just more closet extremists than you thought.
That's an amusing idea. If you subtracted Muslims and Christians from Europe, what would you have left in terms of belief and in numbers?Islam has no place in a modern Europe. Same goes for Christianity but that is another thread.
I don't have numbers but it makes the statement look to me a bit like "religion has no place in a modern Europe".That's an amusing idea. If you subtracted Muslims and Christians from Europe, what would you have left in terms of belief and in numbers?
Maybe not extremists, but most Muslims aren't exactly condemning the attacks.
Islam has no place in a modern Europe. Same goes for Christianity but that is another thread.
Will this prophet be wearing a mask?
It surprises me hearing that theres any criticism of Macron for his condemnation of extremism. However a big problem I see is that even something as benign as condemning extremism can be made to look divisive by state actors stoking it through social media.
Think of how much disinformation is on Twitter and Facebook and even reddit, and you could easily paint a condemnation of extremism from Macron as more divisive or widespread than it actually is.
The issue is that France has also imposed restrictions in recent years on all Muslims as well, not to mention that Macron if not exactly popular in France anyway.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...8a1dcc-04bc-11eb-b92e-029676f9ebec_story.html
And if you choose not to vote, just curl up under the voting paper and have a nap.
What is the voting style? Pick your favourite party, favourite candidate, or rank them 1-743?
Better yet, pin it to the wall and throw darts.Turn away from the paper and throw the pen. Wherever it lands, that's your candidate.
Better yet, pin it to the wall and throw darts.
De jure, Belarus invited them as students.Belarus has accepted and invited thousands of non-EU immigrants under the false promise of transit into the EU.
I mean it's not as if the EU imposed sanctions on him, his party and others within his government is it? Sanctions that did ease and then got re-introduced recently.IDK, what European countries expected from Luka. He always been like that, but Europe was totally Ok when he kill his political opponents and beat **** out of opposition. Right now he doesn't have anything to lose and became dangerous to everyone around him.
Anyone keeping up to date with Belarus? They're in major dispute with Poland over immigration between the two countries; basically, Belarus has accepted and invited thousands of non-EU immigrants under the false promise of transit into the EU. Belarus is one step closer than Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq. Once they arrive in Belarus, they have pretty much been "escorted" to the border to swamp Polish border control. The Polish army has sent 12,000 troops to the Belarusian border to handle the situation.
What does Lukashenko have to say for himself? Mild swear:
You bastards, you lunatics, you want me to protect you from migrants?