Friday, October 1, 2010

The Mosque Of Notre Dame Of Paris Is Finally Translated Into French And English

From Jihad Watch:

The Mosque of Notre Dame in Paris in English: "It's what you deserve, Frenchmen; good God, didn't you see it coming?"


Russian novelist Elena Chudinova wrote The Mosque of Notre Dame in Paris a few years back. Jihad Watch readers were introduced here in October 2005 to her dystopian imagining of what an Islamic France would be like in 2048. She couldn't get it translated into French because it was too politically incorrect -- Julia Gorin has more details on that here, as well as the first translation of any part of this book into English. Here, via Julia's excellent Republican Riot site, is that excerpt:



Chapter 3 - Slobodan [”Sloboda” is Serbian for “freedom.”]

… It was cold standing on the balcony of the twentieth floor but he didn't feel like going in to the warm, brightly lit rooms. Paris lay below him, silently sleeping, like always except during Ramadan when the fires in the streets flashed and fluctuated: believers admiring the view of the Seine with Al Fraconi Mosque, which was once Notre Dame, sat until dawn in the luxurious Monde Arabe restaurant, in Maxim’s or Procope….Luckily, Ramadan was over. Paris nights were unpopulated.

How pleasant the silence was and what a good thing he had chosen an apartment on a high floor, far above the ones where you couldn't have a window looking out on the street.



He wasn't sleepy; the few remaining hours were too precious. Soon the loudspeakers would be filled with the voices of muezzins, and the devil would set out on patrol through Paris to piss in the ears of believers insufficiently devout to get up for early morning prayers.



It's what you deserve, Frenchmen; good God, didn't you see it coming? Weren't you the ones who shaped today with your very own hands? Now you live in what you have created because there is a God.



You didn't know anything about the history of Serbia; you didn't know anything about Kosovo. You didn't know how the Serbs died gloriously on the battlefield of Kosovo Polje when the soldiers of Prince Lazarus, defending their cradle, stood on the path of the foul army of Sultan Murad. You didn't know that Bayazit arrived like a mortal plague, and that the Muslim Albanians followed in his tracks.



Five hundred years under the Ottoman Empire! You didn't know what a scourge the Ottoman Empire was; you didn't know how much Serb blood was shed to vanquish it. And very few years after the Serbs returned to the banks of the Sitnica River, they were again expelled! Adolf Hitler was the new Bayazit; did you humane Europeans forget about him? Who among those of you that applauded the bombing of Belgrade [in 1999] so much as heard in school that it was none other than Hitler who toppled Serb Peter II and pushed Kosovo into the hands of Albanian Zog I as a gift? And the Albanians descended into Serbian lands like new Bayazits, like hyenas trailing the scent of blood, once again occupying the abandoned homes, once again reaping the crops sown in Serbian fields. And how many armies did Hitler and Mussolini have to keep there in order to make Kosovo Albanian? You Europeans, who make such a big deal of the fact that you founded the Second Front after it was long overdue, did you even bother to thank the Serbs because Draza Mihailovic's Chetniks began their attack on Hitler's supporters long before you? [Chetniks were the monarchist anti-Nazi and anti-Communist guerrillas.]



What inspired you to help the Albanians establish borders that had been drawn by Hitler; what convinced you to believe so easily the stupidest of lies about Serb bestialities?



Yes, obviously, the question is not “what” but “who”. You were poisoned; you were led around on a leash by the Muslim diaspora - and while you, mere toys in the hands of puppeteers, called yourself fighters for something called "human rights" and enlightened humanists - you were nothing more than traitors of Christian civilization.





There is much, much more, plus abundant documentation of what went on in Kosovo, here.

Posted by Robert on September 30, 2010 1:24 PM

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