Oriana, Italy, Europe
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Submitted by Andrea Italy (Italy), Dec 31, 2005 at 16:54

In Italy Oriana was stoned for her point of view of Islam.

The italian people adore her, the academics, politics and the supporters of "L'Unione" (great left parties association in italian parliament) stoned her because she was radical about Islam.

But everybody in europe can observe how the presence of muslim rise drammatically day after day, with the immigration and high rate of childs for family, we can observe the rise of rapes against non-muslim woman, the rise of 20 years-old arabs drug vendors.
The UE are very weak because its economies depends by oil supplies from other nations(and because it is rich, but decadent), and while muslim destroy christianity in muslim countries, they rise mosques from italy to Norge, with the intention to establish a permanent base to attack europe christianity and disintegrate great nation culture (English, france, spain, italy, etc.)

So, what kind of peoples you wanna enlighting? if you was a britains of the 40's, under the bombs of German nazis, the first think in you're mind is the defense of your nation from the invasion, not "we must must enlighting the nazi minds".
oriana has experienced the nazi invasion, and she know very well, she can smell the disasters that are coming from this islamonazis.

presence of muslims over europe (italy 1,000,000(mostly from maghreb); Germany 3.000.000 (turks); holland 800.000 (turks and maghreb), France 3.000.000-5.000.000 (maghreb,
middle east); Great britain 2,500,000 (Pakistan, Bangladesh), Denmark 300.000 (turks) and
consistend minority in sweden, austria, spain)

Now, Fallaci is dying of cancer, probably 2006 will be her last years in this world.

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