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**thomaskkk** · 11-30-2009, 01:58 AM

Swiss vote to ban minarets showcases new populism | csmonitor.com

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In what many see as a major setback to Europe's effort to integrate its booming Muslim population – and a potential boost to right-wing parties throughout the continent – Swiss voters Sunday approved a move to ban the construction of new minarets in the country.

The Swiss government had urged voters to reject the ban, saying that it would violate religious freedom and human rights and intensify Islamic radicalism. But in Sunday's referendum, which was organized by a right-wing political party, more than 57 percent of Swiss residents – a majority in 22 out of the country's 26's cantons – approved the proposal.

"Muslims don't just practice religion, they increasingly make political and legal demands," said Walter Wobmann, who heads the initiative behind the referendum. "The vote results shows that the Swiss do not want minarets or Sharia laws in their country."
Well I hope they do enjoy what happen in Madrid and London, and New York....Because they just moved to the top of the list...

Next they should ban and burn this place down:

Lausanne Cathedral - Lausanne, Switzerland

11-30-2009, 01:58 AM	#1
thomaskkk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 518 Senior Member	Next Terrorist Attack Hotspot? Switzerland. Swiss vote to ban minarets showcases new populism \| csmonitor.com Minaret - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In what many see as a major setback to Europe's effort to integrate its booming Muslim population – and a potential boost to right-wing parties throughout the continent – Swiss voters Sunday approved a move to ban the construction of new minarets in the country. The Swiss government had urged voters to reject the ban, saying that it would violate religious freedom and human rights and intensify Islamic radicalism. But in Sunday's referendum, which was organized by a right-wing political party, more than 57 percent of Swiss residents – a majority in 22 out of the country's 26's cantons – approved the proposal. "Muslims don't just practice religion, they increasingly make political and legal demands," said Walter Wobmann, who heads the initiative behind the referendum. "The vote results shows that the Swiss do not want minarets or Sharia laws in their country." Well I hope they do enjoy what happen in Madrid and London, and New York....Because they just moved to the top of the list... Next they should ban and burn this place down: Lausanne Cathedral - Lausanne, Switzerland
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