Because of the stupid behavior of radical Muslims in Ireland, a mentally ill Somali man knocks a man to the ground and tries to kill him.

 

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 Because of the stupid behavior of radical Muslims in Ireland, a mentally ill Somali man knocks a man to the ground and tries to kill him. 

 

People rush to help the man and free him from the hands of the mentally ill Somali man. The mentally ill Somali man stabs the man in the face with a knife, and for this reason, right-wing and xenophobic racist groups attack refugee homes and set fire to houses and cars.

 There are racists, but radical Islamists have caused the spread of racism, and Islamists and Muslim families who came to Europe to spread Islam have caused changes in immigration laws and policies in these countries.

 After a “doctor” or “engineer” was allegedly assaulted by locals, the case has caused great anger and insecurity.

Videos from the scene are now spreading on social media, and the case has already sparked a major debate about security, police, immigration and how much ordinary citizens should actually put up with.

The video shows how local citizens apparently become angry at the otherwise very friendly “newcomer”, who was simply trying to show his gratitude to the country that has welcomed him so well.

According to our news team, it was of course a cultural exchange, where the locals unfortunately did not fully understand the impressive manners demonstrated on the street.

The authorities are calling it another serious incident.

The population is calling it another example of people starting to have enough.

The question now is:

How many “isolated incidents” will it take before someone dares to say that there might be a slightly bigger problem?

 Hundreds of people took part in anti-immigration protests in Belfast, central Northern Ireland, on Tuesday evening, leading to clashes with police, the setting of cars on fire and the attack on several homes. The unrest began after police arrested a 30-year-old Sudanese national in connection with a knife attack and charged him with attempted murder.

The attack took place on Monday night in the Kinnard Avenue area of ​​north Belfast, police said. The victim, a man in his 40s, suffered serious injuries to his face, neck, back and eye and was taken to hospital. Police also said a kitchen knife was found at the scene.

Video of the attack quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread reactions. Police said a number of citizens fought with the attacker before emergency services arrived and may have saved the victim's life.

Protest rallies took place in several parts of the city hours later. Police said some protesters, some with their faces covered, damaged cars and public property, set a bus on fire and attacked several homes. Police used armoured vehicles to control the situation and pulled several families from burning buildings.

Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill condemned the attacks on the homes, saying there was no justification for the violence and targeting of families. Leaders of Northern Ireland's main parties also condemned both the stabbing and the unrest in a joint statement.

Police said the case was not being treated as a terrorist incident at this time. The suspect is due to appear in court in Belfast.A wave of anger and anti-immigration protests erupted in Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, after a video of a Sudanese man stabbing his way through the city was released.

Following the incident, groups of right-wing protesters attacked homes where immigrants were living.What do you say? Yesterday, a Somali tried to behead an Englishman. Many places in Belfast were set on fire. Irish people also wore black and went out in protest. Of course, I'm ten minutes away from Belfast. My city has excellent security, but these Northern Irish people are very kind and welcoming. Immigrants shouldn't take advantage of them.