Islamic HAVES vs Islamic HAVE NOTS

FML-JGL-EID-290714-1Good Muslim women in London: young, rich, coy and demure.  And Caucasoid.

Whilst the “Palestinians” and “Gazans” seem to “starve,” and various other Islamic countries encounter horrors as well, the “Haves” in the Middle East congregate to enjoy their vacations in London, in mid-August.

More blingtastic and vulgar than ever! It’s that month when super rich Arabs flock here for an orgy of spending. And this year, they and their cars are taking excess to a new level 

by Beth Hale and Laura Stott
  • ‘Ramadan Rush’ sees Middle Easterners fly in to end fasting with indulgence
  • They team Eid celebrations with spending outrageous amounts of cash
  • Last year credit card processor Worldpay handled £73m from the shoppers
  • Nightly supercar parades rev up outside Harrods and Harvey Nichols 

The Middle Eastern owner of the gleaming white Rolls-Royce doesn’t even glance at the double yellow lines as he parks over them outside the famous green-and-gold frontage of Harrods in London.

He is on his way to the store’s exclusive French cafe Ladurée, where outdoor tables are packed full of stylish men speaking Arabic and smoking, while glamorous women stand chatting in niqabs or brightly coloured scarves with jeans and stack-heeled designer trainers.

And as a parking warden fixes a £60 ticket to the perfectly polished windscreen of his car — a Phantom Drophead Coupé with a Saudi Arabian number plate — he doesn’t even flinch, simply continuing the animated chatter with friends. 

Because: what’s a simple “fine” to an Emir?  In the scope of things, it is nothing.  After all, each and every car was FLOWN IN to the UK for the convenience of these Muslims.

Alleged Muslims.

Frankly, I couldn’t care less how this affects the UK.  I simply want to see some incredible cars.  Get ready:

Cars 1Cars 2Cars 3Cars 4Cars 5Cars 6Whilst Rome burns, rich Muslims revel in their wealth.  And say: screw everyone else.

Imagine that.

BZ

P.S.
I repeat: each one of these cars had to be purposely flown into London because, after all, the UK is an island.