Tel-Chai Nation

In the past decade, as a result of illegal immigration from Islamic countries, Italy has now become much more dangerous:

Crime rates have grown in Italy to such an extent that around seven in ten women in the country now report that they are afraid to walk outside alone at night.

A survey of 1,000 Italian adults from Univ-Censis has found that 67.3 per cent of women feel afraid while walking home at night, broadcaster RAI reports.

There is a general sense among Italians that their country has become more dangerous over the past five years, with 75.8 per cent overall agreeing with the statement, rising to 81.8 per cent among women. Nearly four in ten people reported that they have given up on going out at night at all for fear of being victimised by criminals.

[...] Commenting last year on the connection between mass migration and sex crimes, anti-mass migration Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said: “Now I will be defined racist, but there is one higher incidence, unfortunately in cases of sexual violence, by people immigrate, especially illegally, because when you have nothing there is a degeneration that can lead to everywhere.”

RAI reported that Milan had the highest crime rate in 2024, with 69.7 crimes committed per 1,000 inhabitants, followed by Florence at 65.3 and Rome at 64.1.

In January, police arrested dozens of men of “North African” extraction in Milan after a group of young female tourists were subjected to gang sexual assaults on New Year’s Eve. According to authorities, the attacks were believed to be part of an “Islamic ritual” known as taharrush gamea, or the “collective sexual harassment in crowds” that generally target “insolent women, guilty of showing up in public”.

This was sadly bound to happen, and now, Italy's become as dangerous as France and Britain. Unless serious efforts are made to banish these Islamofascist interlopers, this will reach horrifying levels. It can't be allowed to continue in Europe.

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