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Friday, Jun 19, 2026

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni expresses her agenda on building new mosques in Italy:

Italian PM Georgia Meloni expresses her agenda on building new mosques in Italy. She said:

"We won't allow anyone to build any new mosque, unless we know:
1. who will become imam
2. what they say in prayer
3. from where they get funding
4. and the prayer should be in Italian language. "
In short, what she said is that “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”.

The majority of the Italian people agree with her stand point, and that’s why they elected her as their leader. But the EU does not.

Some people think that Italy is a democracy where the government should carry out the will of the Italian people. but the EU, does not.
Comments

Kersi 4 year ago
This is called
YOUR FREEDOM IS CONFIRMED BUT ON MY TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Mohammed 4 year ago
Italy exports over USD 40 Billion per year goods to various MUSLIM countries and make money from Muslim countries and that’s fine if Imams preach Islam in Italian as only the language changes not the content and Islam teach peace self respect hygiene and it will make life of Italians better and elevate their standards.
Chandrasekar Ganapathi 4 year ago
Well done these people should be declared traitors
Oh ya 4 year ago
More countries in the EU need to follow this lady lead. The socialist leaders hate her so that means she is over the target

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