Understanding Islamization for Kids

Hi, kids. Today, we're going to have so much fun with a

really super

fun topic, the Islamization. If you're wondering why they

don't serve ham in the cafeteria anymore, and why there are five Muhammads

in your class, it's because you live in a country going

through Islamization.

But it's never too late to learn. So come on, kids, let's learn.

We're going to find Tommy and Emma in this super bedroom.

It's really too cool.

Hey, kids, how about I bring a new friend over?

Oh, yes.

Muhammad, you can come in.

Salam alaikum. Can I play with you?

Yes.

Yes, of course.

That's so cute.

Hey, but this is a money game. Islam bibibs me from playing that.

Uh, well, that's okay. We'll finish our game,

and then we'll play a game you're

allowed to play.

No, you don't have the right to play this game

either.

That's a provocation against my faith.

That's right. With Islamization, Muslims ask you to adapt to them.

They will not adapt to you.

Well, that's okay. We'll stop playing this game.

Who gave you the right to speak, woman?

Stay in your place, or go to the kitchen and make me food.

Hey, you're in our home. If you don't like it,

go back to your place and do

whatever you want there.

Whoa, I think Tommy hasn't understood that this is already not his home anymore.

This might end badly.

Allahu Akbar.

Whoa, la, la. I can't show you what happens next.

In the media, they use the expression, an injury to the neck.

Now, let's jump forward in time and see the future of Emma and Muhammad.

And there you go. It's really not cool to be a disbeliever

in a country going

through Islamization. And voilà.

I know that most of you already know about Islamization.

You're probably wondering why your parents voted for this to happen, and

still refuse to see the danger of Islam.

Well, the answer is simple: Your parents are gigantic morons.

Goodbye, kids. See you soon in a next episode,

and don't forget, never

turn your back on someone who doesn't eat bacon. Bye-bye.

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