Linea dura di Salvini sull'islam: carpet checks in mosques

The Islamist threat worries the Interior Ministry. Salvini warns the prefects: “Monitor all Muslim meeting places”
Now the alert is maximum. And the tightening can only be commensurate with the level of danger the country is facing. And so, to prevent any jihadist attack, Matteo Salvini signed a circular which requires prefects to increase controls and the level of attention on all places where citizens gather Muslims.

The squeeze will concern, so, both Islamic centers and mosques. But not only that. The Northern League vice prime minister has, Indeed, recommended by “pay particular attention to the chosen dimensions of the proselytism, also obviously the web.
Not that there had been a lack of alarm bells before. But in recent months they have become more pressing. Enough to raise the level of attention. Just to name a few: the two lone wolves who were planning “a sensational action on board a truck”, the Senegalese shouting “God is great” he had beaten up two policemen with an iron bar; the Moroccan who had attempted to slaughter a passerby “because he wore a crucifix around his neck”. And then the instability of Libya and the worry that those people might board the boats foreign fighter That, lost the war in Libya, they want to go back to fighting the jihad in Europa. Not least the terrible attack on Christians in Sri Lanka e the return on video of Caliph Abu Bakr al Baghdadi. It's the threat of a nightmare that keeps coming back. A threat that can never be completely defeated, but which we can try to prevent with more stringent measures like those that Salvini is trying to apply in Italy. Today the number one of the Interior Ministry has, Indeed, published the directive that he had already announced in recent days. “Considering the threat profile (of the terrorism international, ndr), also embodied by radicalized individuals instigated by the propaganda message – we read in the circular – particular attention must be paid to the elective dimensions of proselytism”.

The eyes should not be solely focused on the mosque. The places that Salvini asked the prefects to keep under control also include all of that “varied reality of aggregation centers and cultural associations allegedly inspired by the Muslim faith”. Structures distributed throughout the national territory but concentrated, in a particular way, in Lombardy, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Piedmont, Sicily and Tuscany. A presence that, according to data from the Interior Ministry, And “on the rise” and it is characterized “from different ideologies” That, in certain cases, are oriented to “an instrumental radical and uncompromising interpretation of’islam. The numbers are impressive. The Islamic cultural associations registered by the Ministry of the Interior in our country are 1.382. The vast majority of these (ben 1.068) they are also used by Muslims as places of prayer. And this is where the Islamic radicalism.
Once again, the ranks of the extremists are swelling’mass immigration that he took on “significant dimensions”. As stated in the circular, “unscrupulous traffickers, criminal organizations and networks” they feed the channels for terrorist infiltration. Precisely for this reason the alert can no longer be limited to Islamic centers. Those who are also worried are “parental and relational circuits” That, but, “they are difficult to penetrate”. So much so, in the face of the spread of proselytism, becomes increasingly important “be able to intercept the potentially extensive and insidious basin of the radicalized at home” to anticipate “possible hostile plans”.
source – http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/linea-dura-salvini-sullislam-controlli-tappeto-nelle-moschee-1686691.html?mobile_detect=false

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  • Congratulations for the “hard line” against mosques and community centres, but I would also like to take a hard line against those prefects who go against the government line…A Sicilian or Calabrian stay always serves to rebalance , In my opinion !

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