'They Will Slit Your Throat': Christian Migrants Sound the Alarm of the Islamic Threat Infiltrating Europe (Video)

In a startling exposé titled “Islamic terror: the route of fear,” the Italian news program Fuori dal coro uncovers the mounting dangers posed by Islamic immigrants entering Europe, particularly targeting Christians. The program unveils disturbing accounts of intimidation, violence, and the alarming ease with which potential terrorists are infiltrating European borders, with Trieste emerging as a focal point of this escalating crisis.

The report begins by detailing the alarming tactics employed by Muslims to coerce individuals into joining their ranks, including explicit threats of violence. “They threaten you, telling you that they will kill you unless you join them,” one witness recounted. The situation becomes even grimmer for Christians, they report, “If you are a Christian, there’s a problem. They will slit your throat.”

Trieste, situated on the Italo-Slovenian border, emerges as a hotspot in this unfolding crisis. The influx of migrants, particularly from regions with a high prevalence of Islamic terrorists, has exacerbated tensions. The Balkan route, once again a primary conduit for illegal immigration into Europe, has become a cause for grave concern in the wake of recent Islamic terrorist attacks in Russia.

Despite heightened security measures in some areas, the report highlights significant vulnerabilities along the border. Law enforcement presence appears insufficient, with porous mountain passes facilitating unchecked entry into Italy. This lax oversight poses a grave risk, as evidenced by recent arrests of individuals involved in smuggling operations.

Moreover, the pervasive influence of Islamic supremacism among migrants is deeply troubling. Testimonies from individuals within these communities reveal a chilling culture of hatred and indoctrination, with Islamic terrorist organizations actively seeking recruits among the migrant populations. The show paints a grim picture of coercion and intimidation, with one Islamic migrant expressing readiness to commit violence for his religious obligation: “Would you blow up for your country’s sake? —Yes, I would. If you do this.” As one of the Christian migrants explains, Islamic migrants are willing to die during an attack because they believe they will be rewarded and go to “Heaven.

In Trieste, this toxic atmosphere has already taken root, as evidenced by firsthand accounts of Islamic persecution and violence. An immigrant of the Christian faith shared a harrowing experience: “Look what Muslims did to me. They cut me.” His reluctance to disclose further details out of fear for his family underscores the pervasive atmosphere of terror. “They will slit my throat. For all Christians here, it’s a problem. Muslims are altogether very bad,” he lamented.

The systematic targeting of Christians and non-Muslims by Muslims in different Islamic terrorist organizations is a grim reality. Another migrant recounted the insidious tactics employed by jihadists: “The members of these terrorist organizations come here. The terrorists tell you to join them. If somebody tells them: ‘I will not join you,’ they threaten you, telling you: ‘I will kill you; if you don’t join us, I will kill you.'”

The threat extends beyond physical borders, permeating the digital realm. Access to anonymous SIM cards enables illegals to evade detection while accessing Islamic terrorist propaganda online. This clandestine network facilitates recruitment efforts and glorifies acts of terror, amplifying the risk posed by Islamic supremacists.

Amidst these alarming developments, calls for decisive action resonate. Concerned voices emphasize the urgent need to confront Islamic supremacism and terrorism with unwavering resolve. “There is only one Islam that wants to overwhelm Christianity,” asserted Paolo Polidori, the Mayor of Muggia. “If we don’t stop them, with our guts and with our weapons, they will definitely overwhelm us.”

As Italy faces the growing challenge of Islamic terrorism, it is imperative to enhance border security, repatriate individuals deemed security threats to their countries of origin, counter extremist propaganda, and safeguard vulnerable communities. The consequences of failing to take action are grave, with the persistent threat of Islamic terrorism looming.