PARIS: 1,600 RESIDENTS DEMAND ACTION AGAINST MUSLIM MIGRANT STREET GANGS TERRORIZING THEM
BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS
A large number of residents of the heavily-migrant populated Paris areas of La Chapelle, Goutte-d’Or and Barbès have demanded the government act to stop underage Moroccan migrant gangs, with women being routinely targetted for assault.
A local resident exclaimed:
It is very unfair not to be able to walk freely in this neighborhood.
This is what happens when irresponsible leaders throw away the keys to the “front door,” so that anyone and everyone can flood into the house without knocking, and without scrutiny.
The world is divided in two, according to the doctrine to which not all, but a significant enough number of Muslims subscribe: the House of War and the House of Islam. This doctrine requires the subjugation of disbelievers, regarding them as lower than animals, as per the Qur’an (8:55). Such actions as casting terror into the hearts of disbelievers, taking infidel women at will and waging jihad against disbelievers are all mandated in the Qur’an for those Muslims who choose to heed and obey the text.
“1,600 Paris Residents Demand Action Against Underage Migrant Street Gangs Terrorising Residents,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, April 3, 2018:
A large number of residents of the heavily-migrant populated Paris areas of La Chapelle, Goutte-d’Or and Barbès have demanded the government act to stop underage Moroccan migrant gangs, with women being routinely targetted for assault.The petition, which now stands at over 1,600 signatures, asks the local government to provide measures to deal with the gangs of underage Moroccan migrants, typically aged 14 to 17, many of which are addicted to drugs Le Parisien reports.One resident, named Mireille, claimed that the migrants had targetted her and her 15-year-old daughter saying, “The first time was a Sunday night, I saw three of these young people on the sidewalk and I felt a threat then we turned around, but right after one of them jumped to my daughter’s throat, maybe to get her collar on her, she broke free, started to cry.”“The next day we filed a complaint, but now I’m no longer quiet in the street, and she either. It is very unfair not to be able to walk freely in this neighbourhood,” she added.257 shop owners also co-signed a petition that highlighted the growing number of robberies in their shops, as well as thefts from their customers, some occurring directly in front of their places of business…..
