Clues to a Motive for Put-Upon Islamomaniac Salim el Koudri

Information has come to light that may help authorities discover the motive of Salim el Koudri, who multiculturally enriched a crowd in Modena, Italy by driving his car into it at full speed, costing a woman her legs.

Frontpage quotes the Islamomaniac:

“F***ing Christian bastards. You and your Jesus Christ on the cross, I’ll burn it.”

El Koudri knows how to win the affection of the liberal establishment:

“I am bullied, marginalized, and I live in a country of racists.”

The heart bleeds.

El Koudri is a Moroccan who was born in Italy and holds Italian citizenship. Despite the usual prevaricating on behalf of Islam by the media and local officials and meaningless duckspeak from Giorgia Meloni,

Transport Minister Matteo Salvini said what needed to be said, warning that ‘second generation’ Islamic colonists like El Koudri were even worse than the first generation.

As Salvini observes,

“Certain people are absolutely unintegrable; there’s no point in anyone denying the dramatic evidence for ideological reasons.”

Gratitude is as likely as assimilation:

Italy gave him a degree in economics. Gave his Moroccan Muslim immigrant parents free housing. Gave them free health care. And in return, El-Koudri couldn’t be bothered to hold down a job, hated Italy and carried out an Islamic terrorist attack.

The problem the West has created for itself by allowing Islamic infiltration will continue to unfold for generations. Anyone who remembers Lebanon in the 1980s knows what Europe will look like as the cancer metastasizes.

On a tip from abcanc.

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