VIDEO: Village of 60 must accept 1,500 Muslim migrants

[Vigilante]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

 

[Osomir]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

 

[ogibillm]

Pam gellar? Lol.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

Sounds like karma isn't quite done with Germany.

 

[irosie91]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

 

[Osomir]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

 

[ogibillm]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

Sounds like karma isn't quite done with Germany.

Sounds like the town had a large empty building that could be used to temporarily house refugees.

The Horror!

 

[Vigilante]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

Sounds like karma isn't quite done with Germany.

Sounds like the town had a large empty building that could be used to temporarily house refugees.

The Horror!

You apparently are waiting on the first beheading!

 

[Delta4Embassy]

"What comes around, goes around, or follows you around for the rest of time if you're Germany."

 

[Osomir]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

Sounds like karma isn't quite done with Germany.

Sounds like the town had a large empty building that could be used to temporarily house refugees.

The Horror!

You apparently are waiting on the first beheading!

Good thing we operate under the rule of law and that little concept of innocent until proven guilty.

 

[irosie91]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

 

[Osomir]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

 

[irosie91]

Does the name Dearbornistan sound familiar?

Pamela Geller ^
Do people understand what is happening? Town by town, village by village, Europe is being swallowed whole. Do these people know what is actually happening to them, their cities, their countries? Their only option will come down to civil war. 1500 refugees move into small village From Isabella Sauer Bürgermesiter Andreas Albrecht (Watch video at link) Town of 60 to host 1,500 in an old discotheque “the brick factory.” Google translate is awkward but you ge the gist: Previously, in the discotheque “brickyard” dance and celebrate, now there should arise a first recording device: The country plans on the premises...

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

 

[Osomir]

"stan" implies Persian background, not Levantine.

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

Just because Americans can't tell the difference between a Persian concept and lingual tradition and an Arab one doesn't make it correct.

Also: Uganda isn't a Muslim majority country.

 

[irosie91]

oh---that's interesting--------it seems to me that the suffix has
morphed into meaning "muslim country"-------words are like that.
They MORPH in connotation. Way back----lands like Afghanistan
were----sorta Persian outposts

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

Just because Americans can't tell the difference between a Persian concept and lingual tradition and an Arab one doesn't make it correct.

"correct"??? the connotation that gets ascribed to a given word------does not follow firm linguistic rules-------it just happens as a matter of usage
rules.

 

[Osomir]

Only among people who don't know much about the Middle East and Central Asia.

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

Just because Americans can't tell the difference between a Persian concept and lingual tradition and an Arab one doesn't make it correct.

"correct"??? the connotation that gets ascribed to a given word------does not follow firm linguistic rules-------it just happens as a matter of usage
rules.

Seems silly to only judge its usage among uninformed members of a single country; while completely ignoring its actual historical and regional usage.

 

[irosie91]

"stan" as a suffix on a place----in the USA-----means---by connotation-------
"place where muslims are"-----no matter what the person using the term
knows or does not know about the middle east and central asia-------
and its languages -------dats linguistics

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

Just because Americans can't tell the difference between a Persian concept and lingual tradition and an Arab one doesn't make it correct.

"correct"??? the connotation that gets ascribed to a given word------does not follow firm linguistic rules-------it just happens as a matter of usage
.

Seems silly to only judge its usage among uninformed members of a single country; while completely ignoring its actual historical and regional usage.

all countries have-------words of variable origin which ------develop odd words
with peculiar connotations. In London------a BIRD is a young woman----
but not in New York. sheeeeehs-------why are you nitpicking?

 

[Osomir]

Yeah, that's why there are all of those Muslim countries in Africa that use the "stan" suffix

right------UGANDASTAN-----SUDANSTAN see? I did not invent
the idea ------------uhm-----so it's a kinda farsi word?? One of the first
muslims I knew well was a Shiite from India-------in the muslim school
which he attended in his adolescence-------he had a choice between
studying Arabic or Farsi-------kinda like farsi is something like a "holy"
language for Shiites (?????) -------another interesting factoid--(sorta)

Just because Americans can't tell the difference between a Persian concept and lingual tradition and an Arab one doesn't make it correct.

"correct"??? the connotation that gets ascribed to a given word------does not follow firm linguistic rules-------it just happens as a matter of usage
.

Seems silly to only judge its usage among uninformed members of a single country; while completely ignoring its actual historical and regional usage.

all countries have-------words of variable origin which ------develop odd words
with peculiar connotations. In London------a BIRD is a young woman----
but not in New York. sheeeeehs-------why are you nitpicking?

The usage of the word stan to denote any Muslim country is a symbol of ignorance of that part of the world. It showcases how little we tend to actually know about it within mainstream conversation. That's why I point it out.