Christians Under Attack

A popular Belgian Catholic priest who's famous for publicly stating that, ``There is no such thing as a `moderate' Muslim,'' has been charged by the Belgian government with ``racism'', reports the web newspaper, Expatica.com.

Father Samuel Ozdemir, chief priest at the parish of St. Anthony of Padua in the south Belgian town of Charleroi, has long been a staunch defender of Europe against the Islamic invasion of the past 30 years. Earlier this month, Father Samuel said that ``Islam is the Nazism of tomorrow.''

Like many concerned citizens, he cites the fact that Islam has been trying to conquer Europe since the 7th century when Islamic armies reached southern France, but were stopped by troops under the command of Charles Martel. The Muslim invaders, however, went on to occupy and oppress Spain for 700 years, and raided all of southern Europe (south France, the Italian peninsula, Sardinia, Corsica, Sicilia, etc) for over 300 years until Pope Urban II finally called for a counterattack in 1096, called the Crusades.

In 2002, Father Samuel prophetically said that every ``Muslim born in Europe is a time-bomb for children of European culture, who will soon become a minority.'' Indeed, Muslims born in Europe are now at the forefront of the Islamic holy war against the United States and Europe, willingly blowing themselves up in past years in Madrid and London as they carry out the instructions of the brutal 7th century Arabian warlord, Mohammed.

The Belgian state human rights organization, le Centre pour l'Egalite des Chances et la Lutte contre le Racisme, has charged that Father Samuel's statements ``stir up racial hatred'' and called for the priest to be put under house arrest until his case is decided by the courts. The priest continues to hold his ground, and said that his freedom to speak in defense of Europe is now a matter of ``honor

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