Londonistan... and now, Wiesbadenstan!
In Europe, skylines reflect the rise of Islam
By Isabelle de Pommereau
Wiesbaden, Germany - In the Rhine Valley city of Mannheim, the glittering minaret of Germany's biggest mosque overshadows what was once the region's most vibrant church, testifying to Muslims' new confidence as Christian churches are closing down.
Years ago, 180 sisters of the Catholic order of the Sisters of the Divine Savior were the pulse of the city. Today, eight remain. Every weekend, roughly 150 Roman Catholics attend mass at the Liebfrauen Church, while up to 3,000 Muslims throng the Yavuz-Sultan-Selim mosque. Since the mosque was opened in 1995, Muslim shops and youth centers have become a magnet for the Muslim community.
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Muslim invasion. Loves it. Anyway, here is an update on the twenty-two South Korean hostages. Afghan authorities found the bullet-riddled body of Bae Hyung-kyu on Wednesday. According to the article, he was killed by his Taliban kidnappers on his birthday.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
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Danielle,
Your post says:
" In the Rhine Valley city of Mannheim, the glittering minaret of Germany's biggest mosque overshadows what was once the region's most vibrant church,"
Unfortunately, in due time that may read:
" In the Lake Michigan city of Chicago, the glittering minaret of America's biggest mosque overshadows what was once the state's most vibrant church,"
It's gonna happen, if we don't stop it.
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