Last Wednesday, a 36-year-old man repeatedly insulted, threatened and spat at an employee of a fast-food restaurant in the Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe train station.
What had happened?
Around 11 am the man entered the branch and demanded free food and drink. Since the employee did not comply with this demand, he was repeatedly insulted and threatened by the 36-year-old from Egypt. The homeless man was in a wheelchair and remained obtrusive. The whole culminated in an attempt to spit on the employee. Fortunately, this could be prevented by an installed protective screen.The 36-year-old was only calmed down when a patrol of the Kassel Federal Police arrived. The identity check showed that the man suffers from several contagious diseases. The homeless man is now facing criminal proceedings for insulting, threatening and attempted dangerous bodily harm. After the police measures, the man was released.
The Netherlands paid the salary of two terrorists implicated in the assassination of 17-year-old Israeli Rina Shnerb, killed a year ago (her brother Dvir was seriously injured) by a bomb while visiting the “Danny Spring”.Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok and Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Sigrid Kaag admitted it in the Hague. It is the first time that a European government has admitted that its funds, supposedly destined for charitable causes, have ended up fueling terrorism against Israel.
Samer Arbid, who was responsible for the attack on the Shnerb family, was an accountant at the Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC). Last October, he was indicted on 21 counts as a commander of the PFLP terrorist cell which detonated the bomb that killed young and vivacious Rina Shnerb.
Abdul Razeq Farraj was the director of finance and administration of the UAWC and was charged for the aid he gave for perpetrating the attack. The two were not only members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a group called “terrorist” by the European Union and also featured on the payroll of the UAVC, to which the Netherlands has donated 20 million dollars in a period of seven years.
So the salaries of the two terrorists were covered by Dutch funds.
According to NGO Monitor, Italy and Spain are among the countries that donate funds to the UAWC. To remedy the scandal, the Hague has suspended donations to the UAWC. It wasn’t just about payments. In 2017, both the terrorists received a one-year pass from the Dutch representation in Ramallah with which they could identify themselves as employees of a partner organization of the Dutch representation. It is not the first similar case.
In 2018 it emerged that the Ma’an Center, which received Dutch grants, had hired a terrorist, Ahmad Abdallah Aladini, an employee who died in Gaza shortly thereafter.
It was what Eitan, Rina Schnerb’s father said when he appealed to the European Union to stop funding terrorists:
“How can it be that people who glorify death are active in human rights groups? How can it be that for years they have received millions of euros in aid from European nations? I have no doubt that European countries do not advocate terrorism or the murder of innocent people. But they certainly understand that the links between Palestinian civilian groups and terrorist organizations is a reality that must be condemned. I urge you not to close your eyes. Don’t be fooled. Don’t lend a hand, a grandstand or finance to these organizations”.
A year ago, an 80-page report by the Israeli Ministry of Strategic Affairs, titled “Terrorists in Suits”, denounced the links between terrorist organizations such as Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and NGOs promoting the campaign for boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel, which is simply well-mannered terrorism.
And it also showed that some of these NGOs receive funding from European states. The report gave names and faces of thirty members of Hamas and PFLP who hold high-level positions in NGOs, often after serving prison terms for terrorist-related crimes, including assassination, and who maintain active links with terrorist groups.
At the time, the report was dismissed by some as an Israeli spin. With Holland’s admission of guilt, it cannot be ignored anymore. Now Europe must disclose how much of its money went to the killers of innocent Israeli girls such as Rina.
Even the worst moonbattery quickly gets worse still. The Black Lives Matter goon kneeling on the neck of a white 2-year-old for a photo op was appalling enough. Then we read this:
Brian Papin, a Special Education teacher at Cedar Grove High School in Atlanta, Georgia encouraged the Black Lives Matter supporter kneeling on a white baby’s neck in a viral photo to “lean into it until death.”
To quote this woke Teacher of Color,
“Again! Your doing it wrong! One knee on center of the back one on the neck and lean into it until death! You saw the video! Get it right or stop f***ing around!”
Papin may be a product of his environment. Cedar Grove High School encourages athletes to show contempt for America and obeisance to Black Lives Matter by kneeling during the national anthem.
A bevy of politicians of Turkish origin in Germany have invariably openly appeared as propagandists for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party the AKP. Are their careers supported by Ankara?
German newspaper Der Westen is currently reporting on the case of Eyüp Odabasi, a long-time local Green politician of the city of Bünde in North Rhine-Westphalia, who is no longer allowed to stand for the election because of his overt and obvious pro-Erdogan propaganda. The Greens had protested strongly against Odabasi’s Turkish nationalist statements.
Can Odabasi now start a second political career in Turkey as an AKP politician? Similar cases have already confirmed such a presumption.
In this context, Der Westen lists a number of Turkish politicians, mostly SPD and Green Party members, who, after their political career in Germany, were able to start a second political career in Turkey as loyal Erdogan supporters: Ozan Ceyhun, a long-time member of the European Parliament (1998-2004) for the Greens and then for the SPD, worked as an advisor to the Turkish government in Ankara. He also ran for a seat in the Turkish parliament – as a candidate of the Erdogan party, the AKP. Today he is Turkish ambassador in Vienna.
Similarly, Mustafa Erkan, former SPD member in the Lower Saxony parliament, also ran unsuccessfully for the AKP in Turkish parliamentary elections and is now an advisor to the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu.
What is particularly striking here, is that all the aforementioned Turkish politicians from the left-wing liberal parties SPD and the Greens, which call themselves “progressive”, easily switch to Erdogan’s ultra-conservative Islamic AKP.
Despite massive criticism, the Mayor of Düsseldorf Thomas Geisel (SPD) had a video of the controversial rapper Farid Bang published with an appeal for respect for the corona rules. However, Geisel decided not to publish a second video, in which the mayor wanted to appear together with the Düsseldorf rapper. He knew that Farid Bang was a “very controversial figure,” said Geisel on Wednesday. “I think some of what he did is disgusting.” But the musician regretted his earlier lyrics.
The anti-Semitism commissioner of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, sharply criticizes the 34-year-old musician’s choice for a public project. “There is no place for what Farid Bang represents in public and democratic life in North Rhine-Westphalia,” said the state commissioner. The rapper propagated anti-Semitism and provoked with violence-glorifying and misogynistic texts, said Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger of the “Rheinische Post”. She spoke of a fatal sign of Jewish life in Germany.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Foreign Ministry has been plunged into a devastating new antisemitism scandal for the hiring of a radical Islamist who defends the annual Iranian regime-sponsored rally al-Quds Day calling for the obliteration of Israel.Andreas Görgen,the director of the Foreign Ministry’s department for culture and communication, welcomed the Islamist Nurhan Soykan on Monday on his Twitter feed, writing that Soykan will be on “our team Religion and Foreign Policy” at the Foreign Ministry.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, the associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, told The Jerusalem Post that the “German government bemoans antisemitism then appoints secretary-general of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany, Nurhan Soykan, as a consultant for the Foreign Ministry’s Religion and Foreign Policy team. So she can promote more antisemitic al-Quds marches and justify hatred of Jewish state.”In her defense of the antisemitic al-Quds rally, Soykan told German radio station Deutschlandfunk in 2014 that opponents of Israeli politics “who want to show their anger sometimes” must be given the opportunity “to clear the air in the way of a demonstration.”German politicians and Jewish organizations have called for the al-Quds rally to be banned.The Post first revealed in April that Görgen sent out at least seven tweets in support of an alleged antisemitic academic, Achille Mbembe, who has trivialized the Holocaust and supported Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) activity against Israel.When asked about the criticism of Soykan, the Germany Foreign Ministry told the Post that “The Federal Foreign Office has been supplementing its classic foreign policy between states for many years with a foreign policy of societies, since 2016 specifically also in the field of religion and foreign policy. Over 80% of the world’s population profess a religion.”
The ministry added that it “wants to address the responsibility of religions for peace with religious communities worldwide” and “better understand their possible influence on society and politics, and strengthen their constructive potential. Ms. Soykan, like her Christian and Jewish colleague, will advise the Federal Foreign Office on questions of the responsibility of religious communities for peace. Ms. Soykan has represented associations and committees for many years that are dedicated to the topics of religion, understanding and integration.”Soykan represents the German Council of Muslims that serves as an umbrella organization for a spectrum of Sunni and Shi’ite associations and mosques, including radical antisemitic entities. Soykan is a zealous supporter of head coverings for women. She was born in Turkey and moved to Germany as a young child.Neo-Nazis, Iranian regime supporters, BDS activists, Hezbollah members, radical leftists and members of the Palestinian terrorist entity Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) participated in the al-Quds rally in Berlin that Soykan defended.A spokesperson for Merkel’s office defended German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas’s decision to hire Soykan. “We have nothing to add to the answer that you received from the Federal Foreign Office on this subject,” a spokesperson told the Post.
Despite a Black male University of Georgia philosophy graduate student employed as a teacher’s assistant writing in a Facebook post that “some white people may have to die for Black communities to be made whole”, the university says he violated none of their policies.
Race and equality are both topics Irami Osei-Frampong — the man at the center of the controversy — discusses frequently, but many people considered his post that, “Some hite people may have to die for black communities to be made whole“ to be racist. Another controversial post, for example, stated, “Fighting white people is a skill“.
According to the Channel 2, Osei-Frampong does not understand the backlash he was receiving.
“I’m confused why that is so controversial,” Osei-Frampong said.
When appearing on Cox Media Group radio station WGAU, he asserted that he is not calling for violence, but believes it should remain an option. He views his opinions as a sign of honesty and truthfulness.
“It’s just a fact of history that racial justice often comes at the cost of White life,” Osei-Frampong said. “I didn’t advocate for violence. I was just honest about racial progress.”
Students of the university felt mixed emotions about this issue.
“I feel they should do something when it’s, like, a racial thing,” student Xavier Ford said.
“I would generally agree with it. I think black people in this country have been marginalized,” student Andrew Davis noted.
When asked if he was afraid of possibly losing his position, Osei-Frampong answered that, “if they fire him, they would be firing him for doing his job“.
Some of the University’s alumni declared that they were reassessing their donations and might eventually withhold them after learning of these comments.
“I feel like the things he is saying are inciting violence. They invite the idea into people’s minds,” UGA alumnus Andrew Lawrence added.
According to University leaders, they consulted with the attorney general whether they could take any legal action. In the meantime, Osei-Frampong repeated that he keeps standing firm and will not back down from his views, which was demonstrated again by some of his recent posts on Twitter. Lately he has been very vocal about the public school system in the United States and also the Black Lives Matter movement.
There is no justice for Black communities as long as White families, churches, and schools stay in their current form.
Despite the racist remarks, an investigation into his comments conducted by the University of Georgia found that Osei-Frimpong was cleared of violations of university policy.
Feridun Zaimoglu – a devout Muslim, an author with Turkish roots and with a German passport – welcomes the conversion of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul from a museum to a mosque.A Turkish historian is already demanding the removal of Christian mosaics, as Muslims should not have to pray under the image of a “whore”.”I welcome when a god is worshipped again in a house of worship,” Zaimoglu said in an interview with his employer, the weekly newspaper “Die Zeit”, where he writes about literary criticism and essays. “After all, the Hagia Sophia was not built as a depository and showroom of cult objects,” says the Turkish-born writer.Zaimoglu showed understanding for the decision of the Islamic despot Erdogan to transform the once most important church of the Christian Occident into a mosque, as well as for the fact that people – in the concrete case he might have meant here exclusively his Muslim fellow believers – are devoted to holy places. “We are talking about traditional history, about history turned to stone,” the author continued. “But for now, there won’t be masses of tourists coming to Hagia Sophia and taking pictures all the time.”Since pictorial depictions of people are not allowed in the backward Islamic ideology, the historical Christian images of Mary, Jesus and saints must disappear during the Islamic prayer, which will take place tomorrow, Friday, for the first time under media hype. The mosaics are to be covered with curtains during the Islamic prayers in the former church, Erdogan’s government spokesman explained. It is not yet clear whether the Turks will drill holes into the centuries-old mosaics to attach brackets.The Turkish historian Ebubekir Sofuoğlu has already demanded the removal of the Christian mosaics from the Hagia Sophia, which has been converted into a mosque. “If the icons do not disappear from the Ayasofya, this will be the first mosque where the prostitute Zoe and prostitution will be displayed,” the Islamic zealot wrote on Twitter. With this he referred to pictures of the Byzantine empress Zoe. The Christian ruler had married several times and is said to have had various lovers. The representations were a disrespect, Sofuoğlu continues. “And the protection of these symbols and this nonsense must stop.”
Almost all Stuttgart vandals in a photographic evidence would have a “dark-skinned” or “southern” appearance, claims the Lord Mayor of Tübingen, Germany https://t.co/8UFCYy5EXP
Following the riots in Stuttgart and other cities, three Lord Mayors of the state of Baden-Württemberg have addressed an urgent letter to State Premier Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) and Interior Minister Thomas Strobl ( Christian Democratic Union). In this letter, they lamented the “increasing aggressiveness and disrespect of groups with teenagers and young adults in our cities”.
This has not only been a problem since the night of riots in Stuttgart, according to the letter published on Tuesday. Disputes with police or rescue services are now dominated by provocation and pure readiness to use violence. The letter was written by Boris Palmer (Greens), head of the Tübingen city hall, as well as Richard Arnold ( Christian Democrats) and Matthias Klopfer (Social Democrats), the mayors of Schwäbisch Gmünd (Ostalb district) and Schorndorf (Rems-Murr-district).According to the politicians, the night of riots in Stuttgart revealed a pattern that had already been discernible in previous years: “Among the refugees there is a small group of violent young men who exercise a strong dominance in public space and are far more likely to be involved in serious crimes, especially sexual violence and bodily harm,” the letter states. Every medium-sized town in the southwest now has a problem with young refugees who are not well integrated.As a tangible sanction, the Lord Mayors suggested, for example, that those involved be temporarily referred back to the initial reception facilities for refugees. There, police control would be much better done.
