Predictable: Bankrupt Greek government to escalate mosque building for Muslims

from theblogprof by The blogprof


Predictable: Bankrupt Greek government to escalate mosque building for Muslims: "What's a bankrupt country that needed an EU bailout to do? Why spend more money of course. Not just on any priority, mind you. No. In addition to committing economic suicide, Greece is also committing cultural suicide. From Creeping Sharia: Broke Greek govt to escalate mosque building for Muslims

No money for Greek citizens, but money to build mosques to satisfy the jihad demands of Muslim immigrants. Dhimmitude. via Quickie mosque in Greece to meet Muslim demand: Report.

ATHENS, Dec 4, 2010 (AFP) – Greek authorities will speed up plans to build a new mosque in Athens to satisfy a long-standing demand by Muslim residents that has sparked tension in recent months, a report said on Saturday.

Top-selling Ta Nea daily said the government is expected to fund the temporary mosque to be erected within six months in a disused navy base in Elaionas, an industrial district near the city centre.

...All traces of Islam were eradicated in Athens in the early 19th century when Christianity was restored, and bureaucratic wrangling and opposition from local church leaders and mayors have since stalled plans for a mosque and cemetery.

Just another case of history repeating.

And it's happening here in the US too as the government is pushing for the Ground Zero mosque while quashing the rebuilding of a Greek Orthodox Church that was destroyed on 911. From USA Today: Church left out of 9/11 renewal

Nine years after it was destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the little Greek Orthodox church that stood across the street from the twin towers is farther away than ever from being rebuilt.

Slow progress toward a new home halted last year when the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which controls the Ground Zero site, broke off discussions with the church over where and how a new church would be built.

Bunch of darned dhimmis offering their heads.

And on the cultural suicide aspect of what Greece is doing:

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