Good 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
From KHOU.com:
Man says apartment complex called his US flag a ‘threat to Muslim community’
by Alice Barr
WEBSTER, Texas — A Webster man says his apartment complex manager told him his American flag was a “threat to the Muslim community,” and that he has to take it down. But he’s not giving up without a fight.
Stepping onto Duy Tran’s balcony in Webster, one thing is clear: “It means a lot to me,” he said.
He’s talking about his American flag that he proudly put up when he moved in just a few days ago. But then an apartment manager at the Lodge on El Dorado told him he had to take it down.
“What really stunned me is that she said it’s a threat towards the Muslim community,” said Tran. “I’m not a threat toward anybody.”
There you go. The American flag is a threat to the Muslim community. Not in the Middle East, mind you. No. In the United States of America.
This occurred in Webster, Texas, at the Lodge on El Dorado apartment homes. Their mealy-mouthed pablum-smeared PC response:
“While the Lodge on El Dorado admires our resident’s patriotism, we must enforce our property rules and guidelines. Such guidelines maintain the aesthetics of our apartment community and provide for the safety of all residents. The apartment community already proudly displays our country’s flag in a safe and appropriate manner at the entrances to our community.”
A “safe and appropriate manner.” Just what would that be, pray tell? And how does one display the American flag in an unsafe and inappropriate manner?
However, Mr Tran has said:
“I’m gonna leave my flag there, as an American, until she shows me proof that I don’t have the right to leave my flag there,” said Tran.
To Tran it’s about so much more than stars and stripes.
“I have friends that died for this country,” he said.
First: good for Mr Tran. This is a man who plans to persevere in his efforts to honor the American flag.
Second: how is is that we as a nation have become so incredibly cowardly in the face of the Politically Correct Gestapo? It is fear that drives this Leftist movement. And apparently the administration in this Webster complex is comprised of the craven.
BZ
From the NYTimes.com:
As I write this, it is Monday afternoon. I can hear the waves crashing from the Pacific Ocean. This is a far different sound than what I heard on Sunday morning when I was loading the car for the trip.
My wife lives in what I term Ghetto Centrale in Elk Grove (Elk Grove: otherwise known as Baja Mack Road) in a house that isn’t worth the cost of a box of Junior Mints — okay, granted, a large box of Junior Mints.
It is surrounded by rental homes and thump trucks and thump cars and gangstas and those on probation and parole. The emaciated black dude four houses down slings dope at night. His toothless ancient white pot-bellied girlfriend scuffs her shoes past the house once a day, picking things off the street. The people sit on the front steps or in their garages, watching those who drive or walk down the street. It’s like being under a microscope; because no one works, everyone knows when you come and go.
Then, this Sunday, I awakened to a noise I heard from inside the house. It sounded like something over a distant megaphone. Was it — what we normally hear at night over a loudspeaker — the sheriff’s helo telling people to stay in their houses?
I went outside to listen and confirm: no, it wasn’t.
It was instead a Muslim call to prayer.
I could hear the speaker, at great volume, but a distance away, announce the words in a single male trilling voice, dissonant but discernible as same.
I thought: that’s it. We’re leaving. RTFN.
And we did.
BZ
P.S.
More to come, from the Pacific coast.
Alan Mark Grayson, the United States Representative for Florida’s 9th congressional district and a member of the Democratic Party, is quite a hateful man.
The 55-year-old Grayson, whose wife is named Lolita (apparently a tribute to Nabokov, if you can manage to paste that image into your wheelhouse), has made it clear that the TEA Party equates to the KKK and cross burnings.
From the OrlandoSentinel.com:
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson is ruffling feathers again — this time with a fundraising appeal that compares the tea-party movement to the Ku Klux Klan.
In a campaign email sent Monday, the Orlando Democrat includes the transcript of an interview he did recently on MSNBC in which Grayson said that the politics of the government shutdown had turned many Americans away from the tea party.
Further:
“At this point, the tea party is no more popular than the Klan,” Grayson said.
The email then takes that comparison one step further by including a photograph of a burning cross with Klansmen in the background. The cross then becomes the “T” in the words “Tea Party” transposed over the picture. Below is the caption: “Now you know what the ‘T’ stands for.”
And the understanding and smoothing and licking and grooming of the Leftists goes on and on and on.
Because there is no greater an inclusive group than Leftists nationwide.
BZ
