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Danish Carnival "Axe" float to draw muslim criticism!?
From TheOPINIONATOR
As the saying goes - "A picture is worth 1,000 words":
Islam Criticism at Düsseldorf Carnival Parade
At this year’s Carnival Monday parade in Düsseldorf, float builder Jaques Tilly adopted the attempted attack on Danish caricaturist Kurt Westergaard as his theme. The famous floats from Tilly traditionally remain top secret at headquarters until Carnival Monday morning. As is obvious in this case, this “Axe Float” will most certainly pull along some protests from Islamic groups behind it (Translation of German PI-article by Anders Denken, Source: Düsseldorf Blog).
One thing missing from the float. A balloon with " Allahu Akhbar".
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The only good thing I can see of Islamic immigration to the West, is that it shows to all and sundry, how vastly superior Western civilisation is to anything else on offer.
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The UK's net debt is now £848.5bn, equal to 59.9% of the country's annual output - the highest proportion for a January since the 1974 financial year.
The figures will raise fears that the UK is facing a public debt crisis of the sort suffered by Greece.
Jonathan Loynes, an economist at Capital Economics, said that extrapolating the figures for the rest of the year would see the UK budget deficit head close to 13%: Greece's deficit for 2009 was 12.7%.
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=499891&in_page_id=2&expand=true
OOh well, though we may not be in the EEuro zone, sharia finance will come to uour rescue.
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Would-be terrorists were amateurs but their plan was deadly serious, court told
Three would-be terrorists who styled themselves “The Blackburn Resistance” may have been comical in their amateurism but their plan to carry out holy war was serious, Manchester Crown Court was told yesterday.
Abbas Iqbal, 24, his brother Ilyas, 23, and Muhammad Ali Ahmad, a white Muslim convert, were said to have been “intoxicated by the evil of terrorism” and had begun to train for the struggle ahead.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article7032876.ece
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