We live in an age of "Trucks of Peace," so therefore we also live in an age of bollards -- devices designed to prevent such vehicles driving where they shouldn't -- like along the sea front at Nice.
The only problem is that these bollards are a constant visual reminder to the public of the grim reality of multiculturalism. Seeing them day-in-day-out some normies might even break their programming and start to wonder what was the whole point of importing millions of angry Muslims into our lands anyway. How divisive!
For this reason the authorities always try to disguise the bollards as much as possible. Back around Xmas, this was easy. They were wrapped up to look like giant Xmas presents, adding to the festivites. But what do you do the rest of the year?
For this reason the authorities always try to disguise the bollards as much as possible. Back around Xmas, this was easy. They were wrapped up to look like giant Xmas presents, adding to the festivites. But what do you do the rest of the year?
The Australian city of Melbourne, which has a severe radical Muslim problem that it is trying to hide from itself, has found the solution -- giant potred plants called "Pop Up Parks" (see above).
The unwary normie can now go about his business protected from the "Trucks of Peace," without worrying overmuch about what he or she is being protected from.
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