11 Replies to “Tatjana Festerling speech in France for Riposte Laique 10th anniversary”
Tatjana Festerling is fantastic, so clear, it is refreshing. She makes an excellent point, why are the Europeans, so far down the road of islamization, STILL slumbering?
Thank-you!
A Saturday (post-Sabbath) at the movies treat~
You’re welcome 🙂
Clearly, Festerling “gets it”. She’s almost like Pat Condell, just without the sardonic edge.
A blistering, eloquent analysis of the European islam disaster. Her call for a continent wide day of inaction – no work, no shopping etc – has potential and would be relatively easy to organise, allowing people to retain a certain level of anonimity.
Ideas welcome, obviously.
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Tatjana Festerling is fantastic, so clear, it is refreshing. She makes an excellent point, why are the Europeans, so far down the road of islamization, STILL slumbering?
Beautiful for its truth and sad for its reality.
Related – Missing Key
“The bias of normalcy in a time of insanity”
By William Kilpatrick – April 4, 2017
http://turningpointproject.com/the-bias-of-normalcy-in-a-time-of-insanity/
“Stakelbeck on Terror: An Unholy Alliance = Islamists and the Left” Made in England – December 18, 2012
“Islamic Attack on Chattanooga: Why It Happened and What to Do” Tin Ship Productions – August 29, 2015
38:23… A Pakistani Christian taught me this… if you love a Muslim…51:28… Do you have the will to win?…
If you Love a muslim:
Friday Night at the Movies 🙂
“The Keys of the Kingdom”
Gregory Peck – 1944 – GloriaTV
https://gloria.tv/video/7JMdpFMDUCiH3SGsSQm4sWAFC
Thanks EB. Good idea for a Friday!
Thank-you!
A Saturday (post-Sabbath) at the movies treat~
You’re welcome 🙂
Clearly, Festerling “gets it”. She’s almost like Pat Condell, just without the sardonic edge.
A blistering, eloquent analysis of the European islam disaster. Her call for a continent wide day of inaction – no work, no shopping etc – has potential and would be relatively easy to organise, allowing people to retain a certain level of anonimity.
Ideas welcome, obviously.