12/21/2016, 6:34 pm
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Wandering through the streets of the bigger European cities, one cannot help but notice the stressful atmosphere. The annual European Muslim Rape Capital Awards are due in two weeks (2nd January), and these are the last days to win points in the contest. Mayors and representatives are making a final push to make sure their own cities can claim the prestigious award.
Last year's winner, the proud city of Cologne, is once more in the running for victory. Abu Hamza al-Kolonji, the city's cultural diversity officer, is certain of their upcoming victory (translated from Arabic with a slight German accent):
But not all Europeans are happy with the current German winning streak. The French were so successful in destroying their own culture, that now entire city districts in Paris have become no-go zones where not a woman dares to venture. This creates difficulties in finding young Western girls to rape. The French Minister of Cultural Suicide feels cheated:
Apart from the accusations of unfair competition, opinions differ among European progressive governments about what values are important to win the Muslim Rape Capital prize: is it just about the numbers, or should there be points for "style" and "brutality"?
In Austria the officials note that although mass raping is not yet at a "Cologne" level, the fact that young children can partake is also a good reason for victory in this competition. A recent court decision ruled that a child rapist can get a retrial because he did not understand a 10 year old boy's cries to stop the abuse (the rapist doesn't speak German). This will surely add to the Austrian branch of cultural enrichment.
As you see, as New Year's Eve approaches, the tensions in Europe rise: which country will sacrifice the most of its vulnerable boys and girls on the golden altar of cultural enrichment?
Prouder of Europe every day,
Minitrue
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