Unknown perpetrators have spray-painted Islamist slogans on two central monuments in Graz. Both the Landhaus, the seat of the Styrian parliament, and the St Mary’s Statue were spray-painted with the words “Allah-Akbar”.

“Graz has long had the reputation of being the centre of Austrian Islamism. Half of all mosques in Graz are classified as radical by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. The acts of vandalism at two symbolic places in the centre of Graz are the consequences of years of denying the problem. For years, the Freedom Party has been demanding that the problem finally to be tackled at its roots. Islamist structures must be consistently dismantled in Austria and immigration from Islamic countries reduced to an absolute minimum,” said Graz Deputy Mayor and Freedom Party chairman Mario Eustacchio.

“The closure of Islamist mosques in Graz that was announced by the Minister of the Interior after the terrorist attack in Vienna has not happened yet. The warnings of the security authorities must finally be taken seriously! There must be an end to further ignoring the justified cries for help by the authorities. The increasingly self-confident appearance of Islamists in public spaces must finally be stopped,” concluded Eustacchio.

https://www.ots.at/presseaussendung/OTS_20210519_OTS0108/fp-eustacchio-allah-akbar-graffitis-auf-landhaus-und-mariensaeule-sind-ergebnis-einer-gescheiterten-willkommenspolitik

A Facebook post about imported anti-Semitism by Muslim immigrants has caused controversy in the Left Party in Lower Saxony. “To present anti-Semitism as an imported product in a country from which the Holocaust originated is oblivious to history, a trivialisation of hatred against Jews as well as a serious attack on people of the Muslim faith. This position is in no way covered by our party programme,” the state association commented on the post made on the social network.

The comment, signed by state chairpersons Heidi Reichinnek, Lars Leopold and their deputy Thorben Peters, also included an apology “to all Muslim and Jewish people”.

Previously, the Osnabrück-Land district branch of the Left Party had complained on Facebook on Monday that immigration from Islamic countries had also imported anti-Semitism. “As we see during the current Middle East conflict, we have done too little in Germany to fight radical Islam and anti-Semitism brought with it.” The association called for an honest discussion about the fact that anti-Semitism had been imported.

Germany must do everything to ensure that Jewish life is safe here. “Immigrants who do not accept this have no place here and must leave,” the article continues. Otherwise, conditions like those in the Paris suburbs could arise.

In the comments, supporters of the Left Party sharply attacked the district association and accused it of racism. Among other things, they said: “This post is wrong and racist. Since when does one fight anti-Semitism with deportations?”

Last weekend, anti-Israel rallies took place in various German cities due to the escalating Middle East conflict. Most of the demonstrators were of Arab origin and chanted anti-Semitic slogans. Berlin’s Senator of the Interior Sebastian Geisel ( Social Democratic Party, SPD) called the demonstrators “experience-oriented youths” and was met with fierce opposition.

https://jungefreiheit.de/politik/deutschland/2021/linkspartei-in-niedersachsen-streitet-ueber-islamischen-antisemitismus/

The Green Youth has called for children to be able to vote in elections in the future. “Voting is a basic democratic right. This must apply to all people. Democracy means that you have a say in your own living conditions. We believe that it is wrong to legally deny a certain group this across the board,” said the spokesman for the Green Youth, Georg Kurz.

The Green offspring therefore strives to ensure that under 16s are also allowed to vote reported German magazine Spiegel Online. “The limit of 16 years is also set completely arbitrarily,” complained Kurz. “I know so many committed, politically educated people who are not yet 16 years old. And they are categorically excluded from the election.” He added: “Anyone who registers independently to vote can vote too.”

Kurz was bothered by the fact that the group of over 60 year olds in the country currently had significantly more votes than those under 30 year olds. “That is a blatant imbalance.”

The Greens chairman Robert Habeck had already spoken out in favour of lowering the voting age. In May 2020, he advocated voting rights from the age of 16. The same party is unironically opposed to child labour.

In the past few years, the Green Youth has caused a stir with their demands, including decriminalizing paedophilia. Last August, for example, they demanded comprehensive police reform because of “blatant abuses” in the security forces. According to them, officials should be monitored more closely in the future and no pepper spray should be used. Around a year ago, the Green Youth expressed solidarity with the left-wing extremist Antifa.

The Green Youth has meanwhile admitted to some mistakes in creating an advertising poster. In choosing the aesthetics, the necessary sensitivity had been lacking, admitted a spokesman for the Green Youth recently. Or perhaps they gave away too many clues about their origins.

The stumbling block was two illustrations that the Green Youth used for their spring congress, which took place at the end of April. One shows a dark-skinned man and a light-skinned woman next to a red flag with their gaze fixed on Utopia in true Soviet style. Above the slogan reads: “Many Struggles – One Fight”. The Green Youth of Freiburg was responsible for the motif.

In another picture, which was also published on the website of the Federal Association of the Green Youth, a woman and a man hold up their arms and grab a flagpole with a red flag. Here, too, the man is dark-skinned.

The choice of pictures of the Green Party offspring had caused outrage on social media. The main point of criticism was that the pictures were reminiscent of propaganda motifs from the Soviet era.

German tabloid Bild also took up the case with the headline “Green youth advertises with Lenin propaganda”. In both advertising posters, the Green Youth used two propaganda posters from the “All-Soviet Lenin Communist Youth Association – Komsomol,” the paper highlighted. Komsomol was the youth organization of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

The spokesman for the Green Youth replied to the newspaper that they did not know that these were motives of the communist youth of the Soviet Union. “We only became aware through your email that the said organization had used a similar motive 90 years ago,” they said in response to the allegations.

The Greens named an Adobe Stock collection as the source for the images. There these pictures are offered in a “Revolution Promoting Set”. In fact, some of the motifs, including the two chosen by the Green Youth, are pure unadulterated communist propaganda.

In the end, however, one question remained unanswered. Why did the Green Youth colour the man black in both pictures black? In the original from the Adobe Stock collection he is light-skinned. The spokesman for the Green Youth did not comment on this.

The posters are not the only hints as to the origins of the Greens. They have been involved in some very shady activities throughout their existence. Some 40 years ago, on May 11, 1981, the FDP politician Heinz Herbert Karry was murdered in his sleep. The investigation into this bloody act led directly to the Greens: Green party heavyweight Joschka Fischer’s private car had been used to transport the murder weapon.

And Brigitte Heinrich, EU member of the Greens and also working for the state security of the GDR, told her Stasi superiors in East Berlin, that she knew who the murderers were: People from her party.

Officially, communist, “left-wing extremist” and “revolutionary cells” admitted to the murder of Heinz Herbert Karry.

This current concealment of the violent and communist origins of the Greens linking it not only to the support groups of the Red Army Faction (RAF), but also to the notorious independent Maoist Communist League of West Germany (KBW), obfuscate the fact that the leading cadres of these groups were accepted by the Greens soon after the party was founded. Leading politicians of the Greens such as today’s Prime Minister of Baden-Württemberg, Winfried Kretschmann, or Reinhard Bütikofer, EU Member of the Greens, were active in these Maoist associations at the time, cheering on the Cambodian mass murderer Pol Pot.

This happens to be the same party that mercilessly judges its opponents morally. The Greens themselves are dead silent about their past and their former glorification of the RAF, Pol Pot and other revolutionary murderous gangs. Instead, they project an image of honest environmentalists who do not murder people in their sleep.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/05/19/german-green-youth-want-to-give-children-the-right-to-vote/

It was reported in detail how peaceful demonstrators against the anti-constitutional Corona measures were brutally bludgeoned by the Berlin police. The behaviour of the police during the current anti-Semitic, Muslim riots in Berlin now seems to be completely different.

At any rate, our tweet of the day suggests this: “How wonderful the times are when peaceful Islam is lovingly escorted by the police, while the accursed “infidel” is bludgeoned by the same creatures when he dares to uphold the Constitution.”

Once again, the impression is created here: Those who confront the German police, the Berlin judiciary and politics with great violence and an enormous threat potential (“We know where your family lives”) are handled with kid gloves. Weak outsiders and dissidents who have no lobby, on the other hand, are aggressively attacked – so that patterns emerge that we usually only know from dictatorships …

And again: We know, of course, that the documented behaviour of the police is not ultimately the responsibility of the police officer on duty, but is determined by politics via the head of operations.

And here – besides Berlin’s police chief Barbara Slowik – a certain name is once again at the centre of attention, that of Berlin’s Senator of the Interior Andreas Geisel ( formerly member) of the SED (Socialist Unity Party)/ now Die Linke (The Left Party). He actually let himself be tempted to say that the extreme violence on the streets of Berlin did not come from politically organised Palestinian groups, but from “experience-oriented” youths… And we were already afraid that Berlin had lost its reputation as the European party metropolis because of the Corona measures!

Polizei: Schonung für Allahs Söhne, Knüppel für die Ungläubigen?

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, politicians and hospitals have been warning of a patient overload in intensive care units in Germany. A research team led by Matthias Schrappe has now presented an explosive paper. Schrappe, a medical doctor and economist doubts the “honesty” of the number of Coronavirus cases.

The physician and health economist Prof. Dr. Schrappe has been critical of the German government’s Corona policy since April 2020. Together with eight other scientists, he published an explosive paper reported German daily Die Welt on Sunday: This suggests that there has been manipulation of official statistics, subsidy fraud and dubious use of funds.

Die Welt interviewed health economist Matthias Schrappe after the release of the study in which he criticized the inconsistencies in the handling of state subsidies by German hospitals.

As most clinics are now private, it is logical that their financial health comes before the health of their patients. But the research by Schrappe and his team contains other explosive revelations.

Patients who actually never had to be admitted to an intensive care unit were still transferred to the intensive care unit because there is simply more money at stake if this is the case. At the same time, intensive care beds were phased out because there is more money to be made when an intensive care unit is overloaded. In short: In Germany there has never been a shortage of intensive care units.

Unsurprisingly the statements by Matthias Schrappe and colleagues have caused outrage. The German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (DIVI) eV, the Marburger Bund Bundesverband and the German Hospital Society (DKG) “strongly reject the misleading allegations of playing with fear, the manipulation of official statistics and even the allegation of treating patients in intensive care purely for financial reasons”.

Schrappe has stood by his claim that the hospitals wrongly collected funding for intensive care beds.

Nine scientists have supported Schrappe with re-evaluated data on intensive care care during the Corona pandemic and also published their results in an ad hoc statement on Sunday.

In their studies, the scientists focused, for example, on acute inpatient care, the equipment with intensive care beds in an international comparison or the availability of intensive care capacity. The Hamburg forensic doctor Klaus Püschel and the Bremen general practitioner Matthias Gruhl were also involved.

“The improvement in the general data on the prognosis of the infection (average age, hospitalization, lethality), however, raises doubts about a relevant deterioration in intensive care,” the researchers explained in their summary.

“Looking back, question marks arise as to whether the game was being played honestly,” said Schrappe.

In addition, it was now clear: “The fear of scarce intensive care capacities or triage was unfounded”. However, it was precisely this fear that had been conveyed by politicians. And it is also clear that many decision-makers must have been aware of this during the entire course of the pandemic, Schrappe highlighted.

Even at the peak of all three “waves”, more than 25 percent of the intensive care beds were never occupied by Covid patients. Germany also has the most intensive care beds in Europe and is at the top worldwide. “You can say pretty much anything about the German health system – except that we don’t have enough inpatient and intensive care capacities.”

In addition, there are 11 000 beds in Germany as an emergency reserve. They were never set up and never put into operation. And although the federal government had given half a billion euros to finance the construction of additional intensive capacities, these beds apparently did not even exist. “Obviously, they were never created or applied for,” the doctor said.

Even the story that there were too few nurses could not be true. According to data from the Federal Employment Agency, there has never been a decline in the number of caregivers, but a substantial increase of 43 000 people in 2020 alone. The months of November and December have not yet been included.

There has even been a tendency in hospitals to transfer patients to intensive care units without an emergency during the pandemic. “Based on the seven-day reporting rate, nowhere else in the world have so many Covid patients been treated in intensive care units as we have.” At the end of April 2021, for example, 61 percent of Covid patients were treated in intensive care units in hospitals. In comparison, according to Schrappe, it was only 25 percent in Switzerland and eleven percent in Italy.

The scientist also expressed doubts about the targeted, adequate use of resources. The research by the scientists also revealed that on individual days there were officially more patients in intensive care than were hospitalized. “Strange, incomprehensible things are happening”, Schrappe summarized the situation.

The scientists received encouragement for their report, for example, from the professor of public finance at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Stefan Homburg. “The wave is rolling: This current article also deals with the problem of faked numbers and speaks of subsidy fraud. Corona is gradually turning out to be the only self-service shop.”

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/05/18/germany-fraud-allegations-against-intensive-care-units/

An arrest warrant has been issued for a 30-year-old Afghan man in Schwerin for attempted manslaughter. The man, who has no fixed address, allegedly attacked a 12-year-old girl at Schwerin-Mitte station on Friday afternoon, the public prosecutor’s office informed. He is suspected of having pulled the child over a safety line on the platform as a goods train passed the station. The 12-year-old girl and another girl were able to resist the attack and free themselves with minor injuries. Nothing is yet known about the background of the incident.

https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/mecklenburg-vorpommern/Schwerin-Haftbefehl-wegen-versuchten-Totschlags,kurzmeldungmv1782.html