Kassablanka Page #2

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and an entire sheep gets out!

Hands off, Mostafa, it's for our visitor.

And a good day to you too.

You're driving me crazy.

Learn to separate:

this one is for cans, milk cartons...

...and this one for other waste.

Don't be a pain. Anything to eat?

The fridge is right in front of you.

Wrongly dumped garbage bags...

seem to be the principal

source of irritation...

to the Antwerp City garbage collectors.

For certain members

of the municipal workforce

this sometimes causes

an aggressive overreaction.

Now watch carefully.

Damn' it, Zonhilde...

...can't you just shut up for 5 minutes?

You think this is normal?

They dump everything on the street.

Open a window and onto the pavement!

Who? You're kidding me?

These sand n*ggers of course!

What are you laughing at?

If you're dirty,

we won't clean it up? Understood?

No, you don't even understand Flemish.

F***ing monkey!

What? What did you say?

The City of Antwerp emphasizes

that this kind of incident is exceptional!

and has promised that the city worker

in this case will be punished severely.

First I got a one day suspension,

after that it was a whole week,

then for good.

Because I had told the truth!

And because you beat up that man.

Fair is fair, Dolfke!

Who's coming to dinner?

Father invited uncle Nourredine again.

The freeloader.

- Show some respect!

He's our late mother's brother.

He has come here

to study, attend seminars.

Right. Seminars at the expense

of the mosque we pay for.

And when was your last visit

to the mosque?

Samia, just because

you can't find a husband,

you don't have to take it out on me.

Mostafa, please, switch off that radio.

You know that father can't stand it.

He isn't here, is he?

Bye, honey.

- Bye, daddy.

Mr. Van Loock.

- Bye, young man.

God Damn it!

I'm going crazy here!

It's like living inside a mosque!

Please, take your seats.

Could we please sit down? Thank you.

Everyone, sit down!

Thank you all for being here.

There are a few absentees,

but they excused themselves.

The number of Moroccans

with Belgian nationality

who showed up at the previous elections,

wasn't really impressive.

There is too much at stake

this Sunday to stay in bed.

If I'm elected, we'll have

an extra vote in the local council.

And that's one vote less for the Front.

We must convince

as many people as possible

to vote for Mohamed.

We've printed new flyers

and it's important they get to the people

and not into a waste basket.

Don't look at me.

No one is pointing the finger at you.

At our home, they don't fancy politics.

Is it my fault they throw these flyers out?

If you can't even

convince your own family to vote Moroccan,

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