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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
June 17, 2016
Personally, I’m torn on the issue of haji ninja masks.
On the one hand, by banning them you may keep out some hajis. On the other hand, if the hajis decide to come anyway, you have to look at the disgusting bearded faces of their females.
It’s better to just ban kebab altogether.
Politicians in Bulgaria have approved a bill that would ban the wearing of clothing that conceals faces, fully or partially, in public places.
A total of 108 MPs voted in favour of the legislation – eight voted against – at its first reading, according to reports, which was proposed by the nationalist Patriotic Front (PF) and would prohibit niqabs and burqas.
The law will apply to all official institutions and sites which provide administrative, educational or social services as well as places for public leisure.
The country’s second-largest opposition party, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), proposed withdrawing the paper and including it in counter-terrorism legislation, but the idea was rejected.
MPs from DPS and its splinter group DOST, headed by former DPS chairperson Lyutvi Mestan, expressed opposition to the bill, claiming ‘it does not really resolve any of the considerable problems’ and that it was the result of a ‘political deal’.
The bill had already been approval by several parliamentary committees, while the cities of Pazardzhik, Stara Zagora, Sliven and Burgashave have already approved similar bans on a local scale.
Latvia is planning a similar outlawing of full-face Muslim veils in public, despite less than a handful of people in the country wearing them.
The Ministry of Justice has called the proposals on niqabs and burqas a ‘preventive measure’ to protect Latvian culture, ensuring that newly-arrived Muslims adhere to the country’s traditions.
Eastern Europe is the only hope for Western civilization.
These people just need to get over their daddy issues with Mother Russia, and we’ll be well on our way to glory. Though that is much easier said than done.
