O Ramadão na Eurábia

No ano passado, no final do Ramadão, Paris esteve três semanas a ferro e fogo. As imagens dos carros a arder deram a volta ao mundo apesar dos esforços para sufocar a informação, da parte do governo francês. Este artigo do Brussels Journal compila a informação mais importante sobre esses acontecimentos:

TBJ on the 2005 Ramadan Riots:
A Civil War Underway in Old Europe, 30 October 2005
Riots, How Very American of You, 1 November 2005
Ramadan Rioting in Europe’s No-Go Areas, 2 November 2005
Riots: The Failure of Big Government, 4 November 2005
Why Some Riot and Some Do Not, 4 November 2005
The Fall of France, 5 November 2005
Show Them Who Is the Boss in France, 6 November 2005
Intifada Spreads to Brussels and Berlin, 7 November 2005
Allons Enfants de la Jihad, 8 November 2005
Land of the Lost, 9 November 2005
The Breakdown of the Extended Order, 9 November 2005
Copycat, Copycat, Where Have You Been? 10 November 2005
Censorship as a State Collapses, 11 November 2005
Mosque Attack in France, 12 November 2005
All Quiet on the European Front, 13 November 2005
Religion, Don’t Mention It, 14 November 2005
France “Quasi Normal” After The Jack Chirac Show, 15 November 2005
Too Many Wives Causes Unrest, 16 November 2005
The Writing on the Wall, 18 November 2005
France’s Toll of Destruction, 18 November 2005

Este ano, os distúrbios começaram em pleno Ramadão na capital da Eurabia. Durante a noite de Sábado arderam 23 viaturas no bairro de Schaarbeek e 5 carros e uma loja no junto à Gare de Midi:
«Youths threw stones at passing people and cars, windows of parked cars were smashed, bus shelters were demolished, cars were set ablaze, a youth club was arsoned and a shop was looted. Two molotov cocktails were thrown into St.Peter’s hospital, one of the main hospitals of central Brussels. The fire brigade was able to extinguish the fires at the hospital, but youths managed to steal the keys of the fire engine.»
A ler no Brussels Journal: Third Night of Ramadan Rioting in Capital of Europe
via Eurabian News