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The Coming European Civil War Part 15:  The Oath      There were seven men in the room, and one woman. One man stood up, and moved to stand behind a rostrum, on which several reports waited. At the rostrum,he quietly looked over the group.      “Electronic sweep complete?”      “Complete – no bugs detected.” The interrogation, reply and format…

Men of Europe – do NOT look away The Coming European Civil War Part 14:  Rogue Cops        He had taken to staring out the window for long hours. Silent, uncommunicative. Brooding. Worrying. Staring into the distance. Seeing not the optical reflection of physical items within his range. Neat Swedish houses, white painted fences and neatly parked…

The Coming European Civil War Part 13:  Are too many Americans gun-toting Maniacs?              The Old Man's study was quiet again. It was dark outside. Late evening, and a log fire now crackled away in the fireplace. Eddies of smoke swirled busily up the chimney, and occasional sparks and hisses livened up the steady burning of…

Guns – building your own gun for amateurs Flowers – and free kisses The Coming European Civil War (12) Part 12:  Guns or Flowers     Crash!                Tingggg…!       Crash!                Tinggg….!     Crash!                ZINGGGGGGGG…..! The echoes of gunfire died slowly away. His last well aimed shot on the hardened steel target had ricocheted away with an oddly pleasing ZINGGGGG, and…

The Coming European Civil War Part 11:  Welcome, refugees Dear people of the world, I bring you greetings. My name is Ephrem Yohannes. I am from Ethiopia. My life has been very hard. We have had a terrible war in my country. If I stayed there, I felt I would have been killed.  I decided I had…

The Coming European Civil War Part 10:  The Other Allah              The presiding British Judge in his wig and gowns, spoke slowly and emphatically. With as much ancient legal pomp and ceremony as he could muster. Secretly though, he was nervous. Whilst he talked, and feigned unruffled legal calm, he nervously scanned the tense audience in…

The Coming European Civil War Part 9:  DREAMS to ALLAH       Karim, the stonemason, paused in his step, panting a little. There was no elevator in the building where they lived, just endless staircases to be climbed. At least it was cool, he reflected patiently, living on the rooftops. And it was quieter. The teeming noise of…

Henriette Reker, Mayor of Cologne, arm's length inventor The Coming European Civil War Part 8:   Maria Ladenburger         “You asked me the other night if I could kill a man. I've been thinking about it. I think I've reached a conclusion. ”          The Old Man stopped typing quietly away at the coffee stained keyboard. He turned…

Sugar coated Islam? Or the truth? See what you think… The Coming European Civil War Part 7:  'Eric'        The Old Man leaned back in his chair, and placed the tips of his fingers thoughtfully together.  His thumbs touched, and he closed his eyes.  An observer might perhaps have thought he was sunk in prayer. In fact, his mind…

B Special (reserve Police) throwing a Molotov Cocktail into a Catholic house The coming European Civil Wars Part 6:  Fists and pickaxe handles        It was the following evening, and once again Gustav was sitting thoughtfully in the Old Man's study. Another full glass of wine reflected a dull Burgundy, and implied the arrival of another quiet,…