Muslim Bangladeshis vow to grind city to a standstill.
Besides the ongoing struggle for remigration across Europe, there’s also a pressing need to force those migrants that won’t be expelled to assimilate to the local values, and also pull the breaks on the rapid Islamization of their societies.
That is what a small-town mayor near Venice, Italy, is doing. The mayor recently blocked the construction of a large mosque in the historic Christian city.
So, the Muslim migrant workers are threatening to go on strike, after the mayor’s actions.
The Telegraph reported:
“Bangladeshi migrants make up about a quarter of the employees at the Fincantieri shipyards, which are among the largest in Europe. Bars, cafés and restaurants often employ Bangladeshi immigrants, meaning a strike would also affect tourism, they say.
They want to construct the white-walled mosque on the site of an old sawmill in the nearby town of Mestre, which is located on the mainland. The migrants say their 10,000-strong community deserves to have a spacious, elegantly built place of worship.
[…] Prince Howlader, a representative of the Bangladeshi community, said: ‘Enough – we are tired of being given the runaround by the city council. If they don’t let us build our mosque we will protest in the streets.”