Migrants burn down asylum center for not getting Ramadan breakfast wake-up call
Migrants burn down asylum center for not getting Ramadan breakfast wake-up call
JUNE 8, 2016 10:57 AM BY CHRISTINE WILLIAMS
Remember the old English proverb: a hungry man is an angry man? Well, a group of angry Muslim migrants brought explosive new meaning to the idiom when they were not awakened in time for their Ramadan breakfast: they then decided to burn down the asylum center.
It was previously suspected that the massive fire that burned Dusseldorf’s international exhibition center to the ground resulted because of the arrest of suspected Islamic States terrorists, but instead, it was a case of angry Arabs wreaking havoc and destruction during their holy month because the Iranian guards on duty deliberately didn’t give them their wake-up call for their Ramadan breakfast.
A massive fire at Düsseldorf’s major international trade fair grounds yesterday has been followed by reports that the blaze was set deliberately by migrants who were angry because of Ramadan.
Officially, some 160 migrants were resident at hall 18 of the Messe Düsseldorf conference centre, but it was a facility plagued by racial conflict which had seen violence spark before. Düsseldorf’s Express newspaper reports these conflicts were not between European German staff and their guests, but between the predominantly Arab residents, and a minority of Afghans who sided with the security staff running the facility — who were mainly Iranian.
According to the testimony of “several burly Moroccan refugees” which the paper had spoken to even as the hall burnt down, the Iranians employed by the German state to look after other migrants from around the world had “deliberately” not woken the Arabs up in time for their Ramadan breakfast following a long run dispute.
Just three weeks ago there had been another, much smaller fire at the exhibition centre as a migrant set fire to his mattress in protest against the accommodation.
Under Islamic tradition, during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar the faithful enter a fast between sunrise and sunset in commemoration of Muhammed. In practice this means sleeping-in leaves the Muslim without food until sunset around half-past-nine at night….
Migrants burn down asylum center for not getting Ramadan breakfast wake-up call
