The police should use live ammunition on these rioters.

Thank God we have gun rights in this country, i.e. USA. One day Americans may have to "lock and load". Kill them or be killed.

Tell the Belgian police to quit their powder puff tactics and go out and break some heads! Those 45 Muslims should be lying in the street with bloody heads and not going to jail and complaining about which way the toilet faces.

Thanks, Paul. I have mailed this article's link to friends in the States and around Australasia. A view a tad different from the customary chocolate-and-beer-and-hurrah-all-is-well image.

So, after reading all this article, i have a crazy idea:
Isn´t it strange, that all this poor moslems are going there, to this rotten Europe, and not to oily rich Saudi Arabia, where they could perfectly obey even the most austere comandments of their faith? Or they are not wellcomed in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia had enough funds for mosques and imams in the whole world, but moslem charity perhaps does not embrace poor moslems.
Isn´t it a bit perfide?
Blessings,
ViaB

Ultimately, Europeans will end up forming such organizations (as frustrated Polish New Yorkers did with the "Red Berets").
 
However, what will begin as an anti-crime measure will inexorably evolve into ethnic cleansing, at which point the armed services and law enforcement agencies will have to get off the fence. This backlash against Islamic and/or non-European criminals will heighten as average and normally compassionate citizens vent their rage at years of multiculturalism, political correctness, loss of ethno-national sentiment, and atomization - ultimately devolving into a Yugoslavia-like scenario.
 
Unlike their unwanted guests, the Europeans are by and large fairly efficient, organized, and effective - the issue will be settled quickly and decisively: Europe or Eurabia.
 
Of course, this is the final conclusion of the multicultural dream, especially one in a place with its own cultures and its own dreams. Don't say I didn't warn you...

Perhaps we should start looking at creating private militias to control the threat, since our governments seem unable to do so.

Grow them? It's too late for Europe.

Oriana Fallaci:   She predicted it all.  German opera cancelled because it might offend.   It seems you Europeans are sitting nervously watching a time bomb and hoping that it does not go off on your watch. George Orwell:  all religions are equal; some religions are more equal.   

Arson by night, and on top of that in a hospital! Any Flemish person would get at least a 10-year sentence for such a crime. But in the light of the coming elections, the government, will do anything to avoid an escalation. And I am convinced that this means that the perpetrators will escape their due punishment very easily.
Another proof that the system has completely lost control over the Muslim youths who already feel completely untouchable by law enforcers for several years now, as proved over and over by past riots. This new incident will of course strengthen this feeling even more.
The fact that our justice department is led by someone with north-African roots who already has proved many times to have a dubious policy about criminals especially from Muslim origin, and who has the ambition of becoming the mayor of the most islamitic town of Belgium, is certainly not unrelated to this cowardly and dangerous policy.

There is some interesting background information about the prison incident on the website of the Arab European League. They basically claim that the prisoner, one F. Chabaan, was following the Ramadan. When he was presented with his evening meal, he complained that the food was 'totally inappropriate' (in Dutch: "Het eten dat men voorgeschoteld kreeg ter verbreking van het vasten liet totaal te wensen over.") and an argument erupted after which he was placed in isolation. At this point he was apparently still quite agitated, after which one of his arms was tied to his legs. When this didn't stop his protest as well, he was given a sedative. After waking up 15 hours later, he began protesting again and was sedated a second time. Hours later he was found dead (2:30).

I'm not sure whether this context is correct; but for what it's worth, the author claims that the prisoner was a good friend of the current AEL president (Dutch: 'goede kennis') and the AEL got this information because of marriage ties between their respective families... I suppose not too many BJ readers have seen the inside of a prison, but does anybody know enough about prison procedures to comment on whether the above scenario is plausible and/or normal procedure?

WHERE ARE THE F--ING RIOT POLICE????....GROW SOME STONES, EUROPE!!!!....BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!!!
 
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