Le rompen la nariz a una religiosa en Granada "por monja"

Menudo nivel las ultimas paginas . Ni en Foroches

#122 ahora te interesa mi vida? Yamaha, quieres el numero de bastidor?

puta izquierda, estamos en peligro. Cualquier día voy por la calle y me agrede uno de estos rojos. No me siento seguro

#137
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-go_area

An early usage of the term regarding Europe was in a 2002 opinion piece by David Ignatius in The New York Times, where he wrote about France, "Arab gangs regularly vandalize synagogues here, the North African suburbs have become no-go zones at night, and the French continue to shrug their shoulders."[26] La Courneuve and other districts in the Paris region were described by police as no-go zones.[27]

In 2010, Raphaël Stainville of French newspaper Le Figaro called certain neighborhoods of the southern city Perpignan "veritable lawless zones", saying they had become too dangerous to travel in at night. He added that the same was true in parts of Béziers and Nîmes.[28] In 2012, Gilles Demailly (fr), the mayor of the French city Amiens, in the wake of several riots, called the northern part of his city a lawless zone, where one could no longer order a pizza or call for a doctor.[29] In 2014, Fabrice Balanche, a scholar of the Middle East, labelled the northern city of Roubaix, as well as parts of Marseille, "mini-Islamic states", saying that the authority of the state is completely absent there.[30] American magazines Newsweek[31] and The New Republic[32] have also used the term to describe parts of France.

In January 2015, after the Charlie Hebdo shooting in Paris, various American media, including the news cable channels Fox News and CNN, described the existence of no-go zones across Europe and in France in particular, or featured guests that referred to them. In some cases, the French areas termed "sensitive urban zones"[33] were described as no-go zones.[34][35] Both networks were criticized for these statements,[36] and anchors on both networks later apologized for the characterizations.[37][38][39][40] The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, said that she intended to sue Fox News for its statements

In a 2011 interview, Bernhard Witthaut (de), then president of the German police union Gewerkschaft der Polizei, stated that some areas in Germany, mostly with a high immigrant population, had become no-go areas where police feared to enter.[46]

Busca que tipo de inmigracion vive ahi.

The Swedish government states that "no-go zones" do not exist in Sweden.[48][49] Nevertheless, others, both within the country and outside it, have alleged that such areas exist.

A 2016 report from the Swedish Police map 53 so called "exposed" areas (Utsatta områden), of which 15 were "particularly exposed". An "exposed area" is an area with low socioeconomic status and the area is affected by criminality. A "particularly exposed" area is defined by an unwillingness to participate in legal proceedings, difficulties for the police to carry out their mission, parallel social structures, violent extremism and finally proximity to other exposed areas. These definitions are used to adapt their procedures when working in these areas, for example bringing certain equipment and working in pairs when in a "particularly exposed area".[50]

In March 2015, journalist Henrik Höjer discussed the rise of criminality, especially organized crime, in various neighborhoods within Sweden since the mid-1990s, especially in the city of Malmö. He interviewed a police officer and task force chief who referred to such areas as "no go areas" and wrote that gangs like to lay claim to an area by throwing stones at mailmen, police, firefighters and ambulances who enter the area.[51]

In February 2016, a news crew for Australia's 60 Minutes working with anti-immigration activist Jan Sjunnesson[52][53] reported having come under attack, including having stones thrown on them and a car running over the foot of a cameraman who was trying to prevent it from leaving in the immigrant-dominated district of Rinkeby of Stockholm.[54] 60 Minutes published the video, on which reporter Liz Hayes states "there are now 55 declared no-go zones in Sweden."[55]

A 10-minute December 2016 film by FoxNews.com's Ami Horowitz, Stockholm Syndrome, focused on violence by Muslim immigrants within Sweden, and included an interview with two policemen who seemed to confirm that there are no-go areas for police in Sweden.[56] During the interview, one officer states, "If the police is chasing another car for some kind of crime, if they reach what we call 'no-go areas', the police won't go after it."[57] The police officers later objected to the interview and said that their quotes had been taken out of context, and a videographer who worked on the film supported the officers' account, saying the video was cut together unethically.[58] The documentary gained significant attention several months later when U.S. President Donald Trump indirectly alluded to it in a speech.[59] The film as a whole, and its description of no-go areas, have both been disputed by sources within Sweden; the Swedish The Local quoted a police spokesperson as saying that, though there are areas "characterized by, among other things, the difficulty for the police to fulfill its duty", "There are no guidelines that the police should not visit these areas".[60] The description of no-go zones was also disputed by Felipe Estrada Dörner, a criminology professor at Stockholm University.[61]

In a 2017 interview with journalist Paulina Neuding (sv), the head of the Swedish ambulance drivers' union, Gordon Grattidge, stated that there were areas where it is too dangerous for rescue workers to enter without police protection, using the English term "no-go zones" to describe them.[62][63][49]

La que mas me da pena es Suecia...

#143 En uno de los links habla de que existen musulmanes que siguen la sharia, pero no dice nada de que haya barrios controlados por la sharia como decías tú.
De hecho habla de los consejos de musulmanes y dice que no tienen ningún poder legal.

No decías que la sharia estaba impuesta en Europa?

En otro link hablan de consejos de musulmanes que intentan mediar en disputas entre gente musulmana, no dice nada de que existan zonas controladas por la ley sharia ni que esté impuesta en ningún sitio.

El resto no los he leído porque tengo más cosas que hacer, pero visto que no te lees ni tú mismo las noticias que pegas, tampoco me voy a molestar xD.

#145 Y en tu caso tener el cuello de fernando alonso, porque si no lo llevas clarinete.

una nariz se puede romper?