When The Refugees Came, I Did Not Protest ...

The following poem is being posted on leaflets in Poland.

From Gates of Vienna:

When the refugees came, I didn’t protest — they were poor refugees. 

When they established mosques, I didn’t protest — they have the right to pray. 

When they introduced Halal food in schools I didn’t protest — they can only eat what the Koran allows them to. 

When they carried out attacks I didn’t protest — it’s only a small group of radicals, which doesn’t represent true Islam. 

When they raped women I didn’t protest — rapes occur in every culture and religion, and they have nothing to do with Islam. 

When they demanded Sharia zones I didn’t protest — they need their own space, and we live in a free country. 

When their MPs took their seats in parliament I didn’t protest — they’re almost half the population now and have a right to be represented. 

When they introduced Sharia law, it was too late for me to protest. 

There is still time… think!!! 

A Pole is wise, before suffering. [Word-play on a Polish saying: “A Pole is wise, after suffering”]