When the fight in the ring is over, the fight in the stands begins. In Magdeburg, the heavyweight boxer Agit Kabayel is to give an interview after his victory. Meanwhile, the spectators start a mass brawl.

About 50 people went at each other with chairs and iron bars. In a video it is clearly visible how a spectator hits a steward with his fist towards his face. When he goes down, a second person comes and kicks the man.

The scenes are brutal. Kabayel tries to calm the people over the microphone. “Hey guys, hey,” he calls again and again. In vain. After about six minutes, the mob was expelled from the premises. One steward was injured. He suffered a laceration and had to be treated in hospital.

The whole thing was apparently triggered by an argument about a wheelchair user who wanted to cheer with Kabayel.It is still unclear how these incidents could have arisen because of this. “These people are ruining the joy of my victory,” said the boxer. For the SES boxing stable, the fight was the 150th anniversary, promoter Ulf Steinforth said in the newspaper “Bild”: “I have never experienced anything like this in 150 events and I had imagined something else for the anniversary. It’s just disappointing and I don’t want fans like that here either.”

The 28-year-old Kabayel had previously successfully defended his WBA Continental Championship title against the American Kevin Johnson. The fight in front of 1000 spectators, a model project of the boxing club, on the Seebühne in Magdeburg was broadcast live by MDR.

The station did not show the brawl. Instead, during the brawl, a TV picture was shown that only showed the ring. The boxer and boxing team officials could be seen, shocked, trying to intervene with the crowd.

In any case, the joy of a good fight and victory was abruptly over. Kabayel’s coach Sükrü Aksu was supposed to be interviewed during the commotion, but immediately broke off the conversation. “This sucks, doesn’t it?” he said to the MDR reporter before the camera went off.

https://www.welt.de/sport/article231621215/Boxen-Fliegende-Stuehle-und-Faeuste-Massenschlaegerei-in-Magdeburg.html

The headmistress and elected councillor in Seine-et-Marne, Dorothée Moureaux (photo) , was suspended after a tweet in which she denounced Muslim anti-Semitism.

The case starts on February 16, 2019.

Dorothée Moureaux, 58, LR councillor in Moissy-Cramayel (Seine-et-Marne), primary school director in the same municipality, councillor of Greater Paris, reacts on her Twitter account to the anti-Semitic insults against Alain Finkielkraut on the Boulevard du Montparnasse, in Paris, on the sidelines of a demonstration by the yellow waistcoats:

“An outburst of hate against #Alain Finkielkraut. Shame on them. On 19.2. rally against #Antisemitism. It’s time to put #Muslims, who are the first to insult Jews, in their place.The extremes of right and left included”.

After the journalist’s call, Dorothée Moureaux deleted her tweet. It is hard to say what her fate would have been had she not done so, but there is no doubt that legally she was not forced by anything to distance herself. The four lines lacked nuance, as so many tweets do, but criticism of Islam is not forbidden.

In this regard, Dorothée Moureaux drew attention to an obvious fact quantified by the Foundation for Political Innovation in a survey published in November 2014: “Muslims are two to three times more likely than the average French person to share prejudices against Jews.”

And even if Dorothée Moureaux had made a truly polemical statement, she would have had the right to do so. The courts have long been of the opinion that the freedom of expression of elected officials is fundamental, even if it means going too far. In a ruling of September 7, 2017, the European Court of Human Rights overturned the defamation conviction of a local councillor who had accused the mayor and first deputy mayor of Le Broc (Alpes-Maritimes) of fraud without evidence!

Unfortunately, support for Dorothée Moureaux will be scarce.

The head of the LR list for the local elections in Moissy, Christian Duez, immediately distanced himself from his candidate in Le Parisien: “I don’t agree with this speech at all (…) she sometimes writes faster than she thinks. Dorothée Moureaux is removed from the LR list. She is flooded with mails containing insults and threats.

Her Twitter profile mentioned her position as head teacher, but she did not mention it in the tweet that drew attention. However, on February 20, Dorothée Moureaux was summoned to the Directorate of National Education Services of the Seine-et-Marne department, where the academic director, an inspector, the secretary general and the director of the rectorate were awaiting her. The accused argued that she had spoken in her capacity as an elected official, but that was that.
The sanction fell the same day: a four-month suspension that would turn into a creeping dismissal in the form of job withdrawal. Dorothée Moureaux will never find a permanent job as director.

She became a substitute teacher, certain that she would remain so until retirement, with a considerable loss of income. In the end, my colleagues and parents were the ones who showed me the most solidarity,” she says. I was never reprimanded, I think I was appreciated …” Mails that Causeur has consulted attest to this.

On April 16, 2019, she got a warning from the Public Prosecutor’s Office stating that her tweet fell under the criminal law.

The judges say that Dorothée Moureaux posted a message that “stigmatises Muslims”.
About Jews, they strangely refer to “members of another religious community”. Hypocritically, they then point out that Ms Moureaux was “threatened herself”.
Finally, she was reprimanded by the rectorate for her own personal safety. She was dismissed.
Apparently assuming that a suspended Samuel Paty would still be alive, the national education and judicial authorities recommend retirement, so to speak. Doesn’t the real racism lie in this idea of Muslims as a bloc of intolerance, unable to accept the slightest criticism?

Dorothée Moureaux admits that she no longer has the funds to appeal this decision, which has serious consequences for her and is a concern for freedom of expression, especially in the educational community. What a mess,” she sighs. ‘To think that the Creteil Academy is desperate for head teachers and headmasters! “

Maybe one day we should ask why.

https://resistancerepublicaine.com/2021/06/04/une-directrice-decole-denonce-lantisemitisme-musulman-elle-est-suspendue-pour-son-bien/

According to a survey by the Institute for CSA Studies for CNEWS, a majority of French people believe that foreign criminals should serve prison sentences in their own countries if found guilty in France.

By studying the detailed results a little more closely, it is notable that the share of men and women is rather equivalent on the side of the “yes” (respectively 65 percent of men and 68 percent of women) as on the side of “no” (35 percent against 32 percent).

The “yes” wins in all age groups, but it is strongest among 35-49 year olds, who answered in the affirmative at the rate of 70 percent. Among 18-24 year olds the question was more debated, with 56 percent of “yes” against 44 percent of “no”. Moreover, the majority of the youngest (59 percent) opted for a qualified answer: 24 percent of “yes, rather” and 35 percent of “no, rather not”.

On the conservative side of the political spectrum there was hardly any debate, with only 17 percent of those who said “no”. Among the sympathizers of the National Rally, the most important share of affirmative answers were observed, at 90 percent, of which 80 percent of those questioned were “completely” convinced.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/06/05/majority-of-french-want-foreigners-convicted-in-france-imprisoned-in-their-own-country/

Today’s conservatives are revolutionaries by necessity, because the progressive spirit globally takes control of everything and suppresses the eternal values ​​he or she believes in and which conservatives everywhere believe are essential to follow.

In the name of order and normality, the conservative rebels against the existing “mess” and global “abnormality”, recreates the old in the circumstances of the present, and seeks to build a present that is worth preserving. If there is or will be an intellectual imprint of the last decade in the history of the Hungarians, then we will find it among the value-creating decisions of the Orbán era and the preservation of the truths of the majority.

In family policy, in the fight against immigration, in strengthening cohesion with Hungarians living abroad, in job creation and in education — because these political decisions are not “merely” visible signs of today’s conservative political action but a rebellion against uniforming progressive political forces striving for violent equality and uniformity.

They say a conservative always complains or laments the present while staring frightened at the idealized past.

And it is true that if a conservative looks around, there are not many things left that could make him happy. There is almost nothing on the surface that is worth preserving. That is why the conservative, when he awakens from his dogmatic slumber, can be nothing else but a revolutionary. After all, in the present state, we are forced to create or recreate values ​​that are worth preserving essentially from scratch.

Join a natural community that makes you feel good! Act according to your own talent for a common and meaningful goal! Retain your uniqueness, values, and virtues, but putting your actions at the service of the common will. The goal should have not only material but also spiritual content that is above historical erasure. Believe in eternal norms and follow them!

A community can be a family, a nation, a religious group, or any association that preserves traditions or values. It is important to have not only a “body” but also a “spirit” and it is also important that you take an active part in it. Happiness is born in an active process, in the cradle of an endowed effort. It doesn’t come by itself, you have to fight for it. This is the lesson of the last decade, the struggle of the Orbán government.

If a person living according to the values ​​of Christian Democracy consciously fights for a commonly defined, meaningful goal, he or she can experience physical and spiritual happiness in many communities. They can establish a family and instill fixed moral norms according to their own talent and faith to the children  they raise.

It is undeniable that the experience and possibility of this expanded in the Orbán era. One of the stakes of the next elections will thus be whether construction and the preservation of the structure can continue, or whether we give up the “Hungarian way” and surrender to the global spread of the progressive spirit. We no longer rebel in the name of normality, but drift together with the mass that has become nihilistic, indifferent, or hedonistic.

A lot of Christian and conservative people think of themselves as realistic these days. That is why they complain about contemplating the present and look to the future with resignation. Yet, this only masks their pessimism and internal struggles. They don’t face themselves honestly.

They should, though. It’s time for the conservative, who has wandered into the past and suffers from the present, to wake up from his “dogmatic slumber” and look to the future with confidence. Don’t just complain about the present decay, but go forward with faith, because that is the only way to build. If this requires a revolutionary attitude, then let conservatives be revolutionary.

https://rmx.news/article/article/today-s-conservatives-are-revolutionaries-by-definition

How omnipresent the danger is on the part of people who have been radicalised by merciless hate preachers was proven to us in an unmistakable way in Linz on Wednesday. Waving a Koran, a fanatical Bosnian (26) dragged a policeman along with his vehicle for over 50 metres. While the Freedom Party demands the deportation of suspected Islamists, leftists continue to eagerly outrage the latest Islam map.

It was Wild West style acting with an oriental touch that took place in the heart of downtown Linz. The problem of a continuing rampant speeding scene, whose protagonists are more and more often of migrant background, apparently met with the offended religious feelings of a radical man. According to the media, he was sitting behind the wheel in “strictly religious” clothing and had already rammed several police cars at greatly excessive speeds.

The Bosnian-born man is said to have lived in Saudi Arabia for four years and studied Islam there. Because the motive is unclear, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution is investigating the incident. The most disturbing aspect of the case is, of course, the open question of whether the man also had connections to the Islamist milieu in Linz. In any case, after the incident, city security councillor Michael Raml ( Freedom Party) demands that the residence status of suspected Islamists be “consistently withdrawn”.

Minister of the Interior Nehammer ( Austrian People’s Party) and Minister of Justice Zadic ( Greens) also have a duty to act. This should not be done through symbolic politics: “By action, I do not mean replacing the term ‘political Islam’ with ‘religiously motivated extremism’, but rather tackling the problem and deporting those who refuse to integrate and criminals from Austria,” Raml said firmly.

Speaking of Nehammer and Islamists: After the bloody terrorist attack by an Islamist in Vienna last November, Susanne Fürst ( Freedom Party), a member of the Upper Austrian National Council, put a parliamentary question to the Minister of the Interior asking how many Islamists there were in Linz.

But once again, the latter cited “essential external and internal security interests” and failed to provide any concrete information. And this despite the fact that arrests were also made in Linz after the attack. It was not the only time that Nehammer evaded unpleasant questions regarding the Vienna terror…

The “Documentation Centre for Political Islam”, endowed with a budget of 500,000 euros by Integration Minister Susanne Raab ( Austrian People’s Party), could have shed some more light on the subject. However, even after the presentation of the “Islam Map”, some questions remained unanswered. This is because the map is outdated and incomplete.

In the case of many problematic institutions, their cross-links to radical Islamists are not even recorded.

In order to make these visible, the Graz-based “Freilich” magazine, in cooperation with “Islamist hunter” Irfan Peci and other renowned Islamism experts, now wants to develop its own, independent – and above all more complete – map of Islam. In the process, those responsible are also appealing to readers to support them in the implementation, as the “Tagesstimme”, which belongs to the “Freilich” media house, reported on Friday. Especially in the case of problematic institutions, the necessary information would be missing.

Peci also justifies this move by saying that after the uproar over the card, the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) would probably be careful not to “expose itself again to massive pressure from the left and Muslims”. The Muslim Youth Austria (MJÖ) wants to file a complaint against the project, and Minister Raab and Islamic researcher Ednan Aslan have received vehement threats from relevant groups. Left-wing politicians and journalists were furious on social media and vehemently demanded the immediate cancellation of the project.

This actually happened – at least concerning the search function – temporarily in the night from Wednesday to Thursday. In the meantime, the official reason is that the threats forced a change of IT provider. The original announcement on the homepage left open the interpretation that it was rather a right-wing activist group that was to be blamed for the break in the site.

Because the night before, so far unknown persons had hung up yellow warning signs near five institutions in Vienna known to be Islamist associations, with the inscription “Attention: Political Islam in your neighbourhood”. According to the information available so far, the action was limited exclusively to institutions actually suspected of radicalism. One day later, similar actions followed in St. Pölten and Linz.

In our provincial capital, the right-wing activists targeted three radical mosques with their protest action, with which, according to their own statements, they want to inform the population about the Islamist danger and aim to close down all “Islamist meetings”. One of the institutions is the “Avrasya” association, whose rumoured closeness to the “Grey Wolves” once caused Mayor Klaus Luger, who had contacts with the association, to have to explain himself.

But not only the comrades, but also the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) has long been in dire need of explanation in Linz. As the weekly newspaper Wochenblick reported, the city’s Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) recently had no reservations about the ALIF association on the occasion of a “Diversity Week”. This association is said to be close to the radical Islamic “Milli Görüs” movement. The latter information is missing from the incomplete map presented by Raab.

https://www.wochenblick.at/amokfahrt-verdeutlicht-linz-hat-ein-problem-mit-radikalen-islamisten/

The regional president of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Laurent Wauquiez denounced a “very serious” situation and the actions of “Islamist thugs” after the attempted assault on a young girl in her high school in Martinière-Diderot, Lyon, Wednesday June 2. She would have been the victim of a real “punitive expedition” because she wanted to get to meet a young non-Muslim man.

According to information from Actu Lyon, several people went to the school to attack the student. Fortunately, they were repelled by the security services. The girl’s family had also received threats. The victim, who lives in Vénissieux, decided to press charges and should even be placed in a safe place.

According to Laurent Wauquiez, the indications of a ” young schoolgirl falling in love with someone who is not a Muslim” were confirmed. “Obviously this has not been bearable for a gang of Islamist thugs”, he denounced.

He continued: “What is happening here is extremely serious. We are dealing with attempts at intimidation carried out by small groups driven by the desire to impose their Islamist interpretation on our society. It is absolutely crucial that these people do not succeed. We must be clear and the message must be that they have no place here. It is clear what is going on here and that the aim is to put pressure on women to undermine their decision-making. This is absolutely unacceptable.

The president of the region announced a reinforcement of three security officers for this high school, which had already suffered significant security problems this year. Last January, a group of students attacked a teacher by throwing stones at him.

https://www.valeursactuelles.com/faits-divers/expedition-punitive-dans-un-lycee-contre-une-adolescente-amoureuse-dun-non-musulman/