Still cases of dhimmitude in France
In Paris, a group wanted to hold a party with pork and wine to stand up to what they feel is encroaching Islam in the neighborhood, but French officials banned it (Hat tip: Sabrepoint).
I think this is a case for writing in to the town hall and making it clear that they have a right to hold a party if they want, and any violence Muslims might threaten is unacceptable.
More on this case here.
Update: the party is taking place now, but in a different location.
I think this is a case for writing in to the town hall and making it clear that they have a right to hold a party if they want, and any violence Muslims might threaten is unacceptable.
More on this case here.
Update: the party is taking place now, but in a different location.
Labels: dhimmitude, France, islam
