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Tag Archives: No-Go zones
For Daniel Pipes, many No-Go Zones are in fact Go-Zones. Cops and firefighters aren’t as welcome
DAILY CALLER Muslim ‘No-Go Zones’ In Europe? by Daniel Pipes December 2, 2015 The existence of “no-go zones” in predominantly Muslim areas in Europe has been a major topic of conversation since the latest Paris massacre on Nov. 13, primarily … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, Daniel Pipes, Europe, France, Molenbeek, No-Go zones, Paris, Sensitive Urban Zones, Zones Urbaines Sensibles, ZUS
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Police Warn of No-Go Zones in Germany
GATESTONE by Soeren Kern August 1, 2015 Spiraling levels of violent crime perpetrated by immigrants from the Middle East and the Balkans are turning parts of Duisburg, a key German industrial city, into “areas of lawlessness” — areas that are … Continue reading
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