The above video pays hommage to the movie Cabaret, starring Liza Minelli and Michael York. See this clip for the original source.
Cabaret itself was based on the short novel by Christopher Isherwood about Weimar Germany, Goodbye to Berlin.
At the siege of Vienna in 1683 Islam seemed poised to overrun Christian Europe.
We are in a new phase of a very old war.
5 comments:
This song should be the background music for every video such as this.
Every single one!
As Mark Steyn says: "Tomorrow belongs to those who show up for it". He's made the case that demographically, Europeans are not showing up for their own future whereas EU hospital nurseries are filled with babies named Mohammed and their future brood mares. And wasn't it Gaddaffi who in one of his less daffy moments predicted that Muslims would take over Europe by the cradle? But long before that happens, Europeans are again standing by passively as a small militant group wrests from them their public spaces, their money, their sense of security on any kind of transport, their present.
Slash the welfare state and we will make a giant step forward to reducing the threat. We are paying for our own destruction. Also boycott all muslim businesses, especially taxis and takeaways.
Paris Claims
Agree with last comment, let's have one universal and simple rule.
NOBODY GETS BENEFITS UNTIL THEY
HAVE WORKED FOR TEN YEARS[in this country]. Game over!!!!That will get half of the Moslem Retards off the island.
In the small northern English city where I live a foreign face was a rariety until the nineteen eighties. Yesterday when I walked through the city centre every third person I passed was black or asian. Its already too late.
isuroun
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