Slovakia: No Allah, Mosque or Niqab and even less from us!

 

Welcome to the Syrians refugees ... but only Christians.

         In Slovakia, we are willing to receive Syrians ... but provided that they are Christians.

"We have proposed to the European Commission to host 200 Syrian Christians because Slovakia is a Christian country, and if you want to integrate people, religion and culture must be similar," said on August 10, 2015, the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to the Austrian daily "Der Standard".

"Slovakia is a Christian country forever, we can not accept an arrival of 300,000 or 400,000 Muslim migrants who would build mosques all over the country and attempt to change the nature and values of our state," he added.

         After viewing in July 2015, the French pseudo-historical series "Inquisitio" created by Nicolas Cuche and Lionel Pasquier in 2012 (which has shocked more than a Catholic in France), which distorts the life of St. Catherine of Siena born Catarina Benincasa (1347-1380), canonized in 1461, declared a doctor of the Church in 1970 by Pope Paul IV and proclaimed saint co-patron of Europa by Pope John Paul II in 2000.

         Despite the public apology of the same pope to the Inquisition, the series turns black extensively this sad period of history in France, one can not be surprised by the arson of a mosque in Auch (Gers) in August 24, 2015 two weeks after the attack with Molotov cocktails on that of Mélignac (Loire-Atlantique).

France: Social Peace with the Largest Muslim Community in Europe

         France, which saw the largest Muslim community in Europe, with some five million members, has experienced anti-Muslim acts and 274 threats in the first half of 2015, announced the National Observatory against Islamophobia (O.N.C.I.) on July 17, 2015. A figure up 281% compared to the same period last year, in which 72 anti-Muslim acts were listed. 

In the neigboring Belgium, the reports from the racism M.R.A.X. (Movement against racism, antisemitism and xenophobia) increased considerably between 2014 and 2015. Most of the files relates to anti-Arab and Islamophobic acts, said the newspaper Le Soir, which was able to consult the latest figures from M.R.A.X..
Comparing the figures for the first half of 2014, than in the first half of 2015, a significant increase in reports is observed: they spend 55 to 125. There was a significant increase in the number of Islamophobic foundation records (from 11-39 ), but also anti-Arab (21 to 33). According to Xavier Carlos Crespo, president of M.R.A.X., people are "hysterical when we talk about something related to Islam."

 How not understand Slovakia, this young republic that is afraid of Islamophobia and desperate to preserve the social peace?

"We are afraid of the unknown"
 

This fear is it based on a threat thinly veiled Houari Boumedienne (1932-1978), then President of Algeria who hated Europe and especially France, predicted in 1974: "One day millions of men will leave the Southern Hemisphere to go in 'northern hemisphere. And they will not go there to conquer it. And they will conquer with their son. The innards of our women will give us victory. "?

 

            You should know that Slovakia has only very few foreigners (1.4% of the population in 2014), originating mostly from neighboring countries, including Ukraine. And has granted asylum only 14 people in 2014. Immigration had never been a subject of political debate or even conversation.
         Logically, the country had therefore refused the quotas of migrants (according to calculations by the European Commission, it should have been since 1.100 accommodate its population, gross domestic product and the unemployment rate).
         At Gabcikovo, a pretty little town located 60 km south of the capital, the premises are headwind. It is here that must be hosted 500 asylum seekers and neighboring Austria, overwhelmed by the influx of migrants, will confide in Slovakia under an agreement in Vienna on July 21, 2015.

         Among them will certainly find the 200 selected Christians. "The villagers are not opposed to the idea of ​​helping others, as they have proven in the past, explains the mayor Iván Fenes, in reference to the Yugoslav refugees hosted during the Balkan war. But we are afraid of the unknown, fear not sleep at night peacefully without knowing lurking around our homes. " The village has even organized a referendum to find out who was in favor of opening a refugee center in the town. The voters voted no to 97%..”Without work, they roam all day in town!", Zoltan Jakus fears, the organizer of the local referendum.

On Slovak land, migrants are definitely not welcome. Whatever their religion.

         According to the High Commissioner for Refugees (U.N.H.C.R.), the 2 million Syrian refugees are now divided: Lebanon by itself welcomed 718,000 people, Jordan, border country hosted 515,000 inhabitants, Egypt, formerly associated with Syria in the short-lived United Arab Republic hosted 110,000 refugees, Turkey, predominantly Muslim country, 460,000 people, countries at war Iraq, 168.000 inhabitants.
         The European Union has granted legal protection to 18,700 Syrian refugees, Germany hosted 8,400 and would like to host another 5,000 in the next two years, followed by Sweden, which hosted 5,000 refugees and is willing to accept another 500, the Finland and Austria: 500 each. France is directly or indirectly involved in the conflict accepted only 200 asylum seekers in 2011, 700 in 2012, 800 in 2013.
         Country forehead, Bulgaria hosts 4,000 asylum seekers and Italy has seen landing on its shores more than 4,600 people. Cyprus, Malta and Greece are under pressure.
Before the civil war in Syria, it had 23 million inhabitants.

Slovakia is a country in Central Europe. It neighbors the Czech Republic and Austria to the west, Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east and Hungary to the south.
         Covering an area of 49,035 km2, with a population of 5 415 949 inhabitants in 2014, it joined the European Union on May 1, 2004. It is chaired by Andrej Kiska since 2014 (1963).

         The Slovak government is directed from April 4, 2012 by Prime Minister Robert Fico (1964).

Moldova: A Loan of F.M.I. guaranteed by wine.

 

Cricova, The cave of Ali Baba in Europe and the Nazis  thieves.

         The Moldovan Cricova underground city is home to 39 kilometers of wine cellars. It is the world's largest wine cellar. It houses thousands of exceptional wines, a legacy of the personal collection of Hermann Goering (1893-1946), the Reichsmarschall who committed suicide on October 15, 1946 in prison to escape hanging after being sentenced to death at Nuremberg.

  Second politician after Adolf Hitler, he was "Commander in Chief of the War Aviation (Luftwaffe), Air Minister, Prime Minister of Prussia, President of the Reichstag and curator of forests". All his titles gave him the right to take for him, all that was suitable for her stomach and his throat in the countries conquered by Nazi Germany.
         Thus he has appropriated the great wines in the French caves and countries occupied by Nazi Germany. These rare and valuable wines from around the world.

Goering, the Nazi obese and sensualist.

         Hermann Goering, Nazi Marshal ogre Minister, was mostly a tireless raider European museums. This cynical hedonist 127 kilos was an amateur end of wines. Addict and megalomaniac, he accumulated his loot to furnish his palace. And among the countless treasures of artistic roundups - who knows? - Wine occupied a prominent place.
         The former minister Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht (1877-1970) paints a striking portrait, read the Nuremberg tribunal: "I described Hitler as an amoral character, but I can not consider that Goering as an immoral and criminal Gifted. a certain natural good nature he was able to use to make himself popular, was the most egocentric person that one could imagine. Political power was for him a means of personal enrichment and have a nice life. The success of others filled him with envy. His greed knew no bounds. His predilection for precious stones, gold, jewelry, was unimaginable "...  But also, the portrait did not evoke a strong amateur Bordeaux Château Lafite Rothschild!
By June 1940, when the Germans entered Paris, the henchmen of Marshal Hermann Goering are snapping up 80,000 bottles of the restaurant "La Tour d'Argent". The Nazis and discover the names and brands of prestigious wines. The wine looting begins.
         Three of his trusted men inspect the French vineyards. They confiscated everything cellars count of prestigious wines. Soon, entire trains to Berlin taking countless crates on which label was asked: "wine reserved for the Wehrmacht."
         But in the hour of defeat, after 1945, the precious bottles were not returned to their original cellars. The troops from the east have shared these treasures. Part of this collection has returned to Cricova, the rest were dispersed between the different Soviet republics especially Crimea. Cricova therefore inherited almost 5,000 exceptional bottles, stored in the limestone quarry of the fifteenth century to the ideal climatic conditions. And the collection really took off in 1954.
         Cricova cellars are home to a remarkable collection of wines. The wine bar includes 1.3 million bottles, including unique items, such as wine "Ierusalim of Pasti" ("Easter Jerusalem"), the liquor "Ian Beher" (harvest of the year 1902), the alongside 158 other appellations of Burgundy, Moselle, Tokaji, Rhein, etc., which are the treasure of the factory, as the Republic of Moldova.
 

Ideal storage conditions.

         In this underground city, 80 meters deep, where the temperature rarely exceeds 12 ° C, air humidity 90%. Thirty million liters of wine in this underground city (partially displacing them by car) whose name the narrow streets to the appropriate names: Cabernet Street, Chardonnay Street, Cabernet Street, not to mention the best Moldovan varieties: Feteasca Street Street Rkasiteli ...

A loan from the International Monetary Fund guaranteed by the precious loot.

         Mathieu Sarfati, director, remembers his visit: "The place is guarded like a fortress, a real building official must submit his papers several times and then enters the dream contemplating the countless prestigious labels with exceptional dates.. .. Mouton Rothschild 1916, Château Latour 1932, etc. For the most fragile bottles, they change the caps every two weeks The IMF came to Cricova At the sight of this collection, he agreed to lend money the Moldovan state. The cave served as a pledge! "

Tasting Tours for "Large" and for lovers of great wines.

         120 Km of barrels and bottles at the heart of an underground intimate, sweaty and sometimes mysterious. Impossible to circumvent this underground city, which contains 30 million liters of wine. We are content to settle into a room of 5 tasting rooms, "Presidential" capable of hosting 50 people, the "Petite" with fire, for six people. Amidst the wineries are located richly decorated banquet rooms that undertakes simple snacks to more complex and complete meals with wine tastings and banquets accompanied souvenirs.
         The tour costs about 14 euros. Count double for a tasting. Reservations, the tour is provided in foreign languages, including French, because Moldova is a member state of the Francophonie.

From Yuri Gagarin (1966) to Vladmir Putin (2002) and Angela Merkel via John Kerry!

         In the days of the U.S.S.R., most of the wines served at receptions came from Moldova. And celebrities marched, ensuring a solid reputation in Cricova.
         Vladimir Putin, who celebrated his 50th birthday on site, John Kerry and Angela Merkel have their reserves - Gift of the Moldovan state - but the person who has the most lasting impression is undoubtedly the Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, during ' a visit in 1966.
Pride of Moldovans, visiting Cricova the first man in space, Yuri Gagarin. Under the portrait of the russian cosmonaut, a dedication to hand trembling after two days of in-depth visit to the cellars ... two years before his death in 1968.
         Proudly displayed the portrait and stammers cosmonaut where it says. "I feel great gratitude for those who made this wine and I encourage them to continue That someday they lack land for their vineyards and I shall bring them into the Moon. "
Charming.
         Except that Gagarin was never on the moon! The cosmonaut was then the first man to have gone into space (1961), which is already not so bad. The story does not say what believed Gagarin was able to land on the moon enjoy early.
         Moldova is a country in Eastern Europe located between Romania and Ukraine, encompassing historical regions of Bessarabia and Podolia or southern Transnistria. Its territory covers an area of ​​33,843 km2 occupied by 3,656,843 inhabitants (2012). Independent of U.R.S.S. since August 27, 1991, it is chaired since 23 March 2012 (born in 1967) by Nicolae Timofti (born in 1948) and Prime Minister Valeriu Strelet (born 1970).