appeared a few days ago the news in the tabloids as seventy fanatics (and fanatics) had assaulted the Capilla de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, foul language, violating facilities and showing a total disrespect to all Catholics, and more particularly, to their own classmates, it seems that they should apologize for being Catholic. I think you ought to say that I personally am not a fervent religious believer, but I must say that I believe in something that seems so antithetical to these characters as the religious, and that's what you think is freedom. It is unacceptable that in the XXI century, in a parliamentary democracy such as the English will allow these acts to be right up against these characters so that the state acts against them. And this action is possible, the above words are not empty words. Here we have the Criminal Code Articles 523 and 524 that would give rise to act against these undesirables. But it served a humble question do you do something against this bunch of unpresentable? I think not, starting with the Rector of the Complutense (which has characterized its mandate by a leftward latent sunk to their university) and ending with the Government, which will wash their hands as these actions may the cubs have been made. And the reality is that years of ZP are characterized by a pursuit of society that do not share the "progesí" the division between the English and the groups fighting each other to get through the disqualification and the ridicule of others revenues all kinds. But no, we say enough is enough, we must begin to address these acts, we must answer to the emptiness and indifference to those who oppress citizens simply because they do not share the socialist dictates and will not return to electoral. And I say this because I wonder what would have been government action if it had been a lack of respect for these features in a mosque. In short, it is shameful to see how the leader of the Alliance of Civilizations "does not respect its own civilization, western and reviled his basic axiom, freedom.
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