Allah in Europe — And on the Moon By Frank Genao

You can learn a lot about how Europe is changing by talking to former Europeans, explains Frank Genao, a bartender who winters in the Dominican Republic. He pours drinks for countless expatriates who were disturbed by the transformation of their nations by immigrants who don’t respect their countries’ “values, laws, or freedoms” and packed their bags.

I’m sitting in the Dominican Republic talking to one of the many European workers who have migrated down here in recent years. “How long you been on the island?” I ask him.

“Oh, about four years now,” he replies.

What brought you to this particular island?” I ask, always curious as to why so many foreigners have come here.

“I came here,” he says, “because I got tired of the Belgium winters, the unemployment, and the influx of immigrants that don’t respect Belgium values, laws, or freedoms.”

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