Maundy Thursday

I haven't blue eyes.
We do not know, but I´am quite sure the prohibition law against burqa would be stopping some kind of expansion of radical fundamentalistic islam as talebans. Becouse this people cannot live without their own holy traditions, ant if it´s the one essencial has prohibited, may they don´t come.

Fundamentalism everywhere looks the same at as living in the middle age Europe. Also many inner lows of fundamentalistic religion districts is acting as under the same group dynamics.
There is, in the western world, enough quick-tempered churches and cults. I think, they are all the same, deeply, becouse they talk about same things, similar systems instead of terminology alternating.

In the other hand I uderstand as Muslims protested furiously and demanded a general prohibition of Christmas trees. We do not need Christmas trees or Easter´s eggs or other desillusions.

But I´am not willing the act of segregating, separation or isolation people from others. Our own culture is sick, for instance own traditons. I see school and family photographs telling the fairly lies. Lets keep predenting, as Pink said in song called Familypotret.

You can differentiate that two ideas: above cersored drawning French's Good Friday by Ville Ranta and on the right a stinking racistic joke. It´s just an anachronistic and hubristic cartoon; we do so fine, as we photografing in schools (btw. is breakthrough corrupted business in Finland by students' unions).
Ranta will converse with the Islam, and now he takes it controversy easily as before.

These old Mohamed cartoons drawn by the Finnish artist, Ville Ranta, according to Tundra Tabloids was more powerful than the Danish pictures.

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The biggerts modification in the Finnhs school system has happened on the seventies, 1970s by socialists.