Historien visar att rätt märkliga revolter mot hatade inkräktare som misskött sig ibland utan någon egentlig förvarning äger rum i Sydeuropa - jag tänker bl.a. på den s.k. sicilianska aftonsången 1282 och när grekerna på Peloponnesos vände sig mot de turkiska ockupanterna 1821 och inledde befrielsekriget:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicilian_Vespers
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"---According to Steven Runciman in his opus magnum The Sicilian Vespers, the Sicilians at the church were engaged in holiday festivities and a group of French officials came by to join in and began to drink. A sergeant named Drouet dragged a young married woman from the crowd, pestering her with his advances. Her husband then attacked Drouet with a knife, killing him. When the other Frenchmen tried to avenge their comrade the Sicilian crowd fell upon them, killing them all. At that moment all the church bells in Palermo began to ring for Vespers. Runciman best describes the mood of the night:
"To the sound of the bells messengers ran through the city calling on the men of Palermo to rise against the oppressor. At once the streets were filled with angry armed men, crying "Death to the French" ('Moranu li Franchiski' in the Sicilian language). Every Frenchman they met was struck down. They poured into the inns frequented by the French and the houses where they dwelt, sparing neither man, woman nor child. Sicilian girls who had married Frenchmen perished with their husbands. The rioters broke into the Dominican and Franciscan convents; and all the foreign friars were dragged out and told to pronounce the word 'ciciri', whose sound the French tongue could never accurately reproduce. Anyone who failed the test was slain....By the next morning some two thousand French men and women lay dead; and the rebels were in complete control of the city."---"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres_during_the_Greek_Revolution
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"---British historian W. Alison Phillips, who wrote the history of the Greek revolution, noted in 1897:
Everywhere, as though at a preconcerted signal, the peasantry rose, and massacred all the Turks—men, women and children—on whom they could lay hands. In the Morea shall no Turk be left. Nor in the whole wide world. Thus rang the song which, from mouth to mouth, announced the beginning of a war of extermination... Within three weeks of the outbreak of the revolt, not a Moslem was left, save those who had succeeded in escaping into the towns.[2]
According to another historian of the Greek revolt, William St. Clair, upwards of twenty thousand Turkish men, women and children were killed by their Greek neighbors in a few weeks of slaughter.[3] William St. Clair also argued that: "with the beginning of the revolt, the bishops and priests exhorted their parishioners to exterminate infidel Moslems."[4] St. Clair wrote:
The Turks of Greece left few traces. They disappeared suddenly and finally in the spring of 1821 unmourned and unnoticed by the rest of the world....It was hard to believe then that Greece once contained a large population of Turkish descent, living in small communities all over the country, prosperous farmers, merchants, and officials, whose families had known no other home for hundreds of years...They were killed deliberately, without qualm or scruple, and there was no regrets either then or later.---"
Rosarnotrakten tycks vara fullständigt nerlusad av amoklöpande afrikaner - och "liberal" media framställer dem som sagt, löjligt nog, som helt oskyldiga till konflikten. Kommunistsvinen ser väl dessa negrers härjande som "starten på den stora revolutionen"...:
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/europe/news/article_1524289.php/More-than-300-African-workers-moved-out-of-Calabria-after-protests
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"---Around 310 illegal immigrants were moved out of the Italian town of Rosarno, as calm returned a day after hundreds of African labourers protested the wounding of several of their colleagues in a drive-by shooting, local media reported.
On Friday, a group of around 200 blocked streets around Rosarno, while another 200 immigrants headed to the police station to raise their concerns.
In addition to police involvement, Italy media reported that many local residents of the town attacked the migrant workers with stones, weapons, and even tractors in a veritable 'hunt for the blacks.'
In addition to the more than 300 illegal immigrants to be relocated, at least 500 more Africans - most of them possessing residence permits - are due to be moved out of area.---"
