The writing isn't as rococo as Senor Rodrigez's prose, perhaps because it wasn't originally written in a foreign language, but this great 2003 piece by James Bennett comes to much the same conclusion about Europe's ultimate fate.

Whew. Almost as blunt as Orianna Fallaci.

Karma seems to work, whether you believe in it or not.

J.H. Christ, that's some hard medicine.

I found a Spanish version of the text, but without attribution - posted to a forum which requires registration... :-/

No way of telling, of course, whether it's an ex post facto translation, or the original.

TO: Stephen Green
RE: Indeed

A powerful statement.

It doesn't matter if it was written by Sebastian Vilar Rodrigez or not.

It DOES matter that it has been said.

And therein lies a correlating statement of my understanding of the two sides in this matter. One of Life the other of Death. And in between are those who don't care to take 'sides' in this war. They would rather it just went away and let them live out their respective lives, passing into what they perceive as 'oblivion'.

But, whereas one side, that of Life is willing to let them go their own way; albeit reluctantly. The other side is a bit more insistant that all observe it's way.

If it were a military thing, it would be called an 'indicator'.

Regards,

Chuck(le)

Find this kind of histrionics annoying and distracting. Europe's mistake is it's fake tolerance of Islamofacist culture in the name of multi-culti. Europe's mistake is its inane social system that prevents people from working and allows them to exist (barely) on welfare. But it does no one any good to say Jews were all that is good and Arabs all that is bad. And besides, Spain cleansed itself of its Jewish population much before Auschwitz lit it's first oven.

Aw, c'mon, those peaceful happy muslim children just wanna some fly their kites in Madrid and Paris...

Like has been alluded to, it doesn't really matter WHO wrote it. It is truth none the less.

Fake but accurate- sounds like CBS News.

20 million Muslims = "those who pursue death, for people consumed by the desire for death for themselves and others, for our children and theirs."

Accurate, huh?

I grieve for the Jews of Europe who were made to suffer and die at places like Auschwitz, Treblinka and Babi Yar. I am ready to grieve for the Muslims of Europe in advance of the day when the morally and intellectually advanced people of Europe revert to type and decide to exterminate the lot.

Which is exactly what I expect them.

The European penchant for such things as witch burnings, inquisitions and Zyklon B is, I'm afraid, ultimately irrepressible. Yet another reason I thank God daily that my family got out of Europe in 1942.

I searched via Lexis/Nexis in Spanish language newspapers and got no hits.

The holocaust was the worst crime in the history of the world. I am terribly sorry that it happened.

Even so:

And under the pretence of tolerance, and because we wanted to prove to ourselves that we were cured of the disease of racism, we opened our gates to 20 million Muslims, who brought us stupidity and ignorance, religious extremism and lack of tolerance, crime and poverty due to an unwillingness to work and support their families with pride.

They have turned our beautiful Spanish cities into the third world, drowning in filth and crime.

...

What a terrible mistake was made by miserable Europe.

Whever wrote this, Sebastian Vilar Rodrigez, or somebody else, is a defeatist of the worst sort, down on his knees and weeping inconsolably, and also not all tjat bright, painting all European Muslims with the same brush.

TO: Ralf Goergens
RE: I'll Accept That....

"... also not all tjat bright, painting all European Muslims with the same brush." -- Ralf Goergens

....when I see the majority of Muslims demonstrating in the streets of all the major cities of Europe AGAINST terrorism.

Regards,

Chuck(le)
P.S. It ain't happened yet. And I doubt if it ever will happen.

Chuck,

there haven`t been huge anti-terror protests anywhere yet.
And whoever wrote the piece is a disgusting sniveller. :)

TO: Ralf Goergens
RE: As I Was Saying....

"there haven`t been huge anti-terror protests anywhere yet." -- Ralf Goergens

...albeit now in fewer words, I don't believe you.

Regards,

Chuck(le)

Let me rephrase that, there haven`t be more than a few. Slopy phrasing, sorry.

Very telling except for one thing:
Spanish connection to Holocaust = nil

I find it difficult to believe any Spaniard would feel any guilt at all regarding the Holocaust.

OK, it works if you consider "Europe" as an entity. But it's not; it's just geography. There's no European polity or single historical identity.
(That's why the EU will never be a viable unitary state.)

TO: SLR
RE: Not Just...

"I find it difficult to believe any Spaniard would feel any guilt at all regarding the Holocaust." -- SLR

...ANY Spaniard. They do have some christians amongst them.

Regards,

Chuck(le)

Snivels, maybe. Does it make the point, Oh, Yes! EUrope as a whole looked the other way or shut their doors during the holocaust. Spain is not innocent in this. Neither is Britain or the US, for that matter.

But, the fundamental truth of this article is still there. The Muslims may be okay folks for the most part, but they have refused inclusion into the host societies in EUrope. They want sharia to rule in their enclaves/ghettos.

So, what is the solution? I favor inclusion or exclusion - integrate or leave. Makes no difference to me.

And where are the 'mainstream' Muslims to protest the criminal minority? Anyone heard from them? Yup, thought not.

The Hobo

SHAME ON THE WORLD THAT KNOWINGLY ACCEPTED THE FAITH OF THE SACRIFICE OF SIX MILLION SOULS.LETS GET TOGETHER SO THIS CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY; WILL NEVER REPEAT AGAIN .