Wake up world!
A container full of help for Muslim “refugees” arrived in Greece and guess what was in it?
It was full of weapons and ammunition.
Why isn’t media reporting about this?
The cargo ship Haddad 1 was intercepted with a shipment of arms heading to ISIS. (IBT)Greek officials intercepted a ship carrying weapons, including 5,000 shotguns, off Crete heading to the Islamic State of Libya.
Weapons for Islamists.
Meanwhile… Barack Hussein Obama continues his own stealth Jihad by directing his administration to take in at least 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next year.
These devout Muslims ought to assimilate just fine into German society.
Syrian Muslims chant “Allahu Akbar” on the refugee train to Germany.
Via Conservative Papers:
And, then there’s this…
Muslim migrants scream “F*ck you!’ and “Allahu Akbar” in Budapest.
This group claims to be Hungary’s best rope jumping team. The coordination, incredible stunts and timing are very impressive.
Enjoy!
The ropeskipping team is from Szombathely, Hungary (Szombathelyi Kötélugró Klub) and they have many World and European titles. They did an amazing job and their skipping skills are awesome! This great video highlights the skill, energy and positivity of Hungary’s best skipping team, Szombathelyi Kotelugro Klub. Here the club members take to the streets of their home city and skip on roads, by fountains, in parks and more. Their sense of fun and love for the often-sidelined sport is infectious.
Istvan Puskas, a motorcycle enthusiast from Hungary took the term “chopper” litterally and actually spent the last two years chopping his dream ride from black locust wood.
In the past, we’ve featured a few other unique wooden vehicles, like the bicycles of Slawomir Weremkowicz, or the VW Betle built by Momir Bojic, and even the popsicle stick bike made by Sun Chao, but this is the first functional chopper we’ve ever seen. Istvan Puskas has spent the last two years building a -one-of-a-kind chopper almost entirely out of weather-resistant black locust wood. It’s not clear whether the agricultural machine expert from Tiszaros, 161 kilometers east of Budapest, couldn’t afford to buy himself an ordinary chopper, or if he just wanted to create something that would stand out weherever he went, but his wooden masterpiece certainly got a lot of attention when it was recently unveiled.
