FIFTH COLUMN
Of Longinus
“I invite you to fight the unbelievers, cut off their heads with your swords, blow their heads off with your explosive belts. It is necessary to break the skulls of the unbelievers and drink their blood to achieve victory”, he said to children aged between 4 and i 10 years the president of the Islamic cultural association 'Al Dawa’ of Foggia, as shown by the wiretaps arranged by the investigators and published by the newspapers. The magistrates explain that the man was talking “of the obligation to destroy churches and transform them into mosques, identifying Italy as the target of terrorist activity”. The man was arrested, they seized assets worth 370.000 euro and its center, also used as a place of prayer. In Turin, in recent days, an Italian-Moroccan was arrested for “participation in the Islamic State terrorist association”. E’ considered the author of the first ISIS propaganda text in Italian. Some Italians who converted to Islam are also involved in the investigation, as well as citizens of foreign origin: the alleged accusation is of having carried out a campaign of radicalization and proselytism on the web. The investigation began at the end of 2015, when the Italian-Moroccan agreed to a two-year prison sentence, with conditional suspension of sentence, for incitement to commit crimes for terrorist purposes for the publication on the web of a series of ISIS documents. Even in Milan, Napoli, Modena, Bergamo and Reggio Emilia, searches were carried out by the police against individuals believed to be linked to Islamic extremist circles.
In Italy, people of the Muslim religion are estimated to be 1 million and 700 thousand. In this data – deducted from the nationality of origin – neither are the converted Italians counted (around 80 thousand, the estimates say) nor former foreigners who have acquired Italian citizenship. Based on data from Study and Research CentreIDOS, there are 8 officially recognized mosques, including the Great Mosque of Rome, active from 1995 in the Monte Antenne district, the largest in Europe, built thanks to the economic investment of the Saudi royal family, which still contributes to its existence today. I cultural centers, acting as places of worship – some large, many obtained from basements, warehouses, cellars, garage – are estimated, because there is no precise map, in approximately 800. Islamic cultural associations are approx 400.
A primary source of financing for mosques is massive: on the occasion of the Islamic holiday Eid Al-Fitr, a good Muslim is required to pay a pre-established minimum fee. At this fixed fee, is addedCharity (non-compulsory almsgiving) which every Friday the faithful pay as a donation into the coffers of their mosque. The bigger the mosque, the more the sums paid as donations by the faithful are considerable. Then there are donations coming from multiple subjects and also from States. Like Turkey, and through the Ministry of Religious Affairs, supports the DITIB, the official organization of Turkish Muslims abroad. Other financing states are, in particular, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The latter country – the main financier of the Muslim Brothers and other Islamist groups in the Middle East and Africa – acts through the Qatar Charity, formally a non-governmental organization. Valentina Colombo told about The New Daily Compass, on June 1st 2016, in an article titled Millions of euros from Qatar for mosques and Koranic schools, than at the end of May 2016, «Brescia, Saronno, Mirandola, Vicenza and Piacenza witnessed the arrival of the Qatar Charity delegation to inaugurate their respective Islamic centers, renovated, built from scratch or undergoing renovation. All ceremonies were attended by both local authorities – mayors, law enforcement agencies, religious – both the managers of the Islamic centers and the UCOII management (Union of Islamic communities and organizations in Italy), which all the centers sponsored by Qatar belong to". Colombo commented: «No surprise about the origin of the money for the UCOII, since the 3 Last May, President Izzeddin Elzir declared to "La Stampa": “In the last three years, thanks to the UCOII management, very valid fundraising work has been done with Qatar, which allowed us to procure 25 million euros. It's Qatar Charity money, non del Qatar Foundation, which instead makes investments for the State of Qatar like those in Sardinia. I have relationships with people who want to donate, Qatar Charity guarantees transparency, traceability between those who give and those who receive". Further specifying that “It's the people, not the state that finances us. The relationship between Islamic states and Islam is great”».
In January 2013, the Qatar organization issued a statement that said: “Qatar Charity is implementing a number of important projects in Sicily with an investment of approximately 11 millions of riyals [circa 2.355.430 Euro]. Such projects concern the Islamic center of Ispica, with an investment of 1.200.000 di Riyal [circa 256.956 euro]; the Islamic center of Catania, 2 millions of riyals [circa 428.260 euro]; the Islamic center of Messina, 4.105.000 riyal [circa 879.003 euro] and the Islamic center of Comiso, 3.782.000 riyal (circa 809.839 euro)”. It was announced that “Qatar Charity is taking action to finance others 7 Islamic centers with approx 17 millions of riyals (circa 4 millions 2500.000 euro) in some Italian cities:: Mazara del Vallo, Palermo, Modica, Barcelona, Donnalucata, Scicli and Vittoria. The website of the Qatari foundation, under donations, In the 2015, listed the following items relating to Italian projects: Islamic cultural center of Saronno, al-Radwan Center in Colle Val d'Elsa, Islamic cultural center of Frosinone, purchase and renovation of a mosque and Islamic center in Lecco and Rome, Islamic Center of Comiso, Islamic Center of Sant'Angelo, Islamic Center of Ferrara, construction of the largest Islamic center in Italy in Bergamo, purchase of an Islamic center in Mazara del Vallo, support of Islamic centers in Sicily, construction project of the mosque in Milan Sesto San Giovanni, support for 14 Islamic centers of different use in Italy (Modena, City of Castello, Vicenza, Verona, Torino, Mortar, Olbia, Mirandola, Taranto, the Milli Gorus Islamic Center in Milan, the Islamic centers of Argenta (Ferrara), Gavardo (Brescia), Quincentole (Mantua) and another Islamic center in the province of Mantua).
Given this context and beyond the chatter of these days, in relation to the formation of the new Government, we need to ask ourselves: Which, in this country, the priority to be addressed? We want to continue to allow the Islamization of our territory and to guarantee the replacement of the population, as well as encouraging - objectively - that places of prayer are largely places of training and indoctrination of young people willing to carry out attacks? This is the priority to address, against a do-goodism that has spread, particularly in the last ten years, favored by an ideology of indiscriminate welcome, anti-Christian and destructive of our identity, which does not pose any obstacle to the creation of real enclaves in the large and even medium-sized cities of our country. For the first time, in the history of the Republic, it is possible to create an executive that identifies a few essential political points for a shared program. The first of these points is that of the safety and protection of the population from a perspective that is destined, if he didn't intervene, to allow Islam to take possession of our territory. If this is not done, better to go to elections immediately. Who has ears to hear, mean.
