2006-02-28 NewYorkTimes: Poor and Muslim? Jewish? Soup Kitchen Is Not for You.

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Vaikka onki parivuotta vanha niin laitan kuitenkin. Aihe oli meinaan aika hyvä:

Sika soppa mielenosoitus.

Ei vielä ehkä tarvetta järjestää Suomessa, mutta pistetään ajtus siankorvan taakse.

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In December, Ms. Bonnivard said, a van of plainclothes police chased her soup-bearing car through the streets, and several busloads of officers arrived to stop her group from setting up at their usual spot near the Montparnasse train station, citing "the discriminatory nature of the soup."

She and her fellow soup servers filed an appeal. A Paris police spokesman said the appeal was pending and would be decided "on the basis of the current regulations, in particular concerning risks to public order and incitement to racial hatred."

They have been playing cat and mouse with the authorities since then.

Ms. Bonnivard talks glowingly of the camaraderie engendered by her group's gatherings, whose motive, she said, is to defend European culture and identity. "Our freedom in France is being threatened," she said. "If we prefer European civilization and Christian culture, that's our choice."
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Lukemisen arvoinen.
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/28/international/europe/28soup.html?_r=2&8hpib&oref=slogin