Erdis Zaba was born in Afghanistan and has been living in Saxony for 15 years. He studies philosophy and works in a refugee home. “I’m not your poster child”. Living 15 years in the Saxon province has left its mark on Erdis Z. Today the native Afghan lives in Leipzig and…
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Young Mother killed with beer bottle -A young mother, her baby in her arms – beaten to death while walking in the woods, apparently by her ex-boyfriend (Erdis Z., 30)! One week after the cruel crime, a man has at least partially admitted the crime. An investigator describes the suspected perpetrator as a “model refugee who has become violent”.
In the case of the murdered woman (†27) from the banks of the river Wupper, the homicide squad continues to investigate at full steam. Thursday morning, the crime scene in Wuppertal was investigated from the air with a drone.
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The victim’s former spouse (43 years old) is considered a prime suspect and has been in custody since Tuesday on suspicion of manslaughter. According to the public prosecutor’s office, he “has not yet admitted to the case”. In March, the victim separated from her partner, to whom she was married under Moroccan law. After the violent death of the mother, her child (6 months old) immediately came into the care of the Youth Welfare Office. According to the current state of investigations, an consensual meeting between the ex-partners took place on Easter Sunday between 7 and 8 pm in the area of Völklinger Street and Hünefeld Street. What then happened on the banks of the Wupper has not yet been conclusively determined. Presumably there was an argument between the two, which then ended fatally. During the autopsy the cause of death was found to be “external violence”. For reasons of investigation tactics, the public prosecutor’s office has not yet provided more detailed information. The homicide squad is also continuing to search for eyewitnesses who may be able to provide important clues to the investigators. Witnesses are asked to contact the police by calling 0202 /284 1122.
International Christian Concern (ICC) reports Pakistani Christians were denied food aid amid the COVID-19 crisis in the fourth incident ICC has documented since Pakistan was placed on lockdown by authorities seeking to combat the pandemic.
According to a video post on Facebook, Christians were denied food aid on April 2 in a village situated on the Raiwind road, near Lahore. A local pastor confirmed the incident to ICC.
In the Facebook video, a young Christian man claims that a local mosque committee distributed food on April 2, however, village Christians were told to leave the mosque compound because the food aid was meant for only Muslims.
“If this is the situation, then what are the arrangements for Christians?” the Christian asked in the Facebook video. “Who is going to feed them? Are we not citizens of the same country?”
“Denying food aid and discriminating among citizens is a crime,” Aftab Hayat, a Pakistani NGO leader, told ICC. “Christians often face discrimination and are victims of religious hatred. However, the situation for Christians in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis is alarming and becoming worse. Therefore, the authorities must take note of the developing situation.”
Jihad Watch previously reported on two other such incidents, one on April 1st and one on April 7th, as well as on April 11th an incident in which Christians were forced to make the Islamic profession of faith to get food aid.
Two years ago, US embassy officials visited a Chinese research facility in Wuhan several times and sent two dispatches to Washington about safety risk in that laboratory that was conducting risky studies of coronaviruses from bats. The Washington Postreveals that what American officials learned during their visits worried them to the point that they sent two classified cables to Washington. The first cable warned that the lab’s work on bat coronaviruses and their potential human transmission represent the risk of a new Sars-like pandemic. There is no evidence that the virus that now plagues the world was created ad hoc, but that’s not to say it didn’t come from the lab that spent years testing coronaviruses, said Berkeley’s Xiao Qiang.
The Wall Street Journal also reveals that “ aTG13″ is the name and serial number of a bat of the Rhinolophus affinis species, or rather a sample of its feces collected in a cave in Yunnan, China. The sample was collected by scientists from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The sample contains the virus that causes Covid-19. Bats are sold in markets and restaurants throughout China and Southeast Asia, but there is no evidence of their sale in the Wuhan market.
So, we don’t know how the virus passed from bats to humans, but now we know that Chinese researchers had a sample of the virus in Wuhan and that American diplomats after visiting the laboratory were alarmed that it could get out. Ah, we also know that the Chinese regime has done everything to keep this story hidden and that it seems to have gotten the West to submit to the point of not wanting to talk about it.
Forget knowing the truth about the origin of the pandemic. China has just imposed restrictions on publishing research on the origins of the coronavirus. Under the new policy, all academic papers on Covid-19 will be subject to additional checks before publication. Studies of the origin of the virus will receive a more thorough examination and must be approved by central government officials, according to the messages now removed from the web.
It is a perfect Chinese decision, as there is not a single international observer in Wuhan and the Chinese Communist Party must now close the mouth of its scientists, as it has already done to its doctors.
What happened in Wuhan?
Scary testimonies about the cremations came out. Radio Free Asiarevealed them. Mourning relatives said they discovered anomalous objects in the boxes that could not have been linked to their relatives. A Wuhan Jiang’an district resident, “Liu”, said she found an unfamiliar belt clip in the urn allegedly containing her mother’s ashes. A resident of the Hongshan district said he found the remains of a denture in his father’s urn, althoughhis father didn’t have dentures.
They burned so many bodies that the cremation facilities cracked. A source close to the funeral industry nicknamed “Ma” said some incinerators stopped working after being operated day and night and that they were cremating several bodies together to meet the demand.
The Daily Telegraph also spoke to a cremation worker. At the peak, there were 5,000 bodies awaiting urgent cremation in one of the 8 crematoria in Wuhan, compared to two dozen a day before the virus.
What happened in Wuhan? This is the single most important question. And very few dare to ask it. Why?
The Greek government will expand the border fence along the Evros river in preparation for a fresh migrant wave and claimed that Turkish officials fired at Greek police earlier this month.
The plan to extend the border fence comes as part of new legislation aimed at tackling the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus and outlined that Greek authorities will build the border fence extension “regardless of the expenditure budget”.
Armoured military vehicles will also be deployed along the northern border with Turkey “for the purpose of covering extraordinary and urgent needs to serve the public interest and protection of national and EU borders”, newspaper Proto Thema reports.
The Greek government has also claimed this week that Turkey may be sending migrants back to the Greek border area after previously closing the border late last month over coronavirus infection fears.
“We have noticed some suspicious movements… As a result, we have ordered a heightened alert for the next few days during the Easter holiday,” a Greek government source had said, with Greek Orthodox Easter celebrated later in the calendar than in Western churches.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas confirmed the claims, saying that the Greeks had seen “signs of activity”.
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos went on to add: “We will strengthen our forces along the borders. In Evros, the existing fence is strengthened and created in places where it did not exist. At sea, where the effort is more difficult than on land, we are there with the Coast Guard.”
During the weeks following President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan opening the Turkish border to migrants, Greek authorities reported multiple acts of aggression from Turkish forces and authorities stationed along the border.
This week it was revealed that earlier this month Turkish special forces had shot towards Greek police, both in the air and in their direction.
The incidents occurred on the evening of April 7th near the village of Sofiko and saw at least three Turkish soldiers fire their weapons on three separate occasions. The Greeks did not return fire.
At last they are here! On Wednesday, the Luxembourg socialist Asselborn was finally able to welcome 12 unaccompanied “refugees” – flown from Greek islands via airlift. The welcome photos show that the “young children” are not quite as young as promised. On the other hand, the “little children” come to us with clear messages: One of them wears a T-shirt with the imprint “A.C.A.B” – “All cops are bastards – All cops are pigs”.
The Soviet Union, a socialist dictatorship, famously locked up dissidents in psychiatric institutions. Once there, they were subject to cruel tortures in the name of “restoring” their mental health. Word is now leaking out that the Germany government imprisoned a German lawyer in a mental institution for opposing Germany’s oppressive reaction to the Wuhan virus.
Germany has imposed extremely stringent shutdown measures in response to the Wuhan virus (although it is not enforcing them against Muslims). The country has had a national curfew in place since March 22. Under the curfew, people may not travel in groups of more than two people, unless they share a household, and they may leave home only for certain limited activities (e.g., work, sports, or buying groceries).
On April 3, Beate Bahner, a lawyer in Baden-Württemberg, German, issued a press release challenging Germany’s shutdown. In it, according to a translation at the UK Column, Bahner contended that the government’s mandates were “flagrantly unconstitutional, infringing to an unprecedented extent many of the fundamental rights of German citizens.” She argued, instead, that the policy should isolate those vulnerable to the Wuhan virus, rather than quarantining the entire population.
In addition, Bahner published a 19-page legal analysis entitled “Why the shutdown is unconstitutional and the greatest legal scandal in the post-1940s history of Germany.” In the conclusion to that analysis, Bahner made the following statement (again, the translation is from the UK Column):
Fellow citizens,
I hereby invite all 83 million of you across the nation to gather and demonstrate peacefully at 3 pm on Easter Saturday:
Coronoia 2020 — [Tyranny] never again. We rise up today!
In accordance with §14.1 of the Assembly Act, please give the competent authority prior notification of your intent to demonstrate.
Because Bahner rhetorically asked 83 million people to assemble on Easter Sunday, Heidelberg’s police announced that they would prosecute her for inciting people to violate a law (that is, the new law against public assembly). The police further informed Bahner that she was required to appear at the police station on the Wednesday following Easter for an interview.
On the Monday after Easter, though, Bahner’s sister got a long voicemail message from Bahner describing how the police, when she’d called them for help, instead handcuffed her and took her to a psychiatric institution. Once there, they subjected her to the same treatment that a terrorist would receive. Someone uploaded the message onto the internet:
Again, I am indebted to the UK Column for the translation of Bahner’s recording. Bahner describes how, when a car was following her, she called the police for help. The police arrived but, instead of helping her, they handcuffed her and delivered her to a psychiatric clinic. Once at the clinic, she was thrown to the floor, banging her head. Bahner ended up spending the night on the floor in a locked room. “There was no toilet, no sink, though they did allow me water, and there was a bell I could ring, though they ignored it after the third time I pressed it.”
Bahner did eventually get upgraded to a room with a bed and access to a telephone, which was how she was able to leave the message describing what had happened to her. Once her message was uploaded to the internet, a local journalist confirmed that she was indeed being held in a psychiatric institution. When questioned, the police justified her treatment on the ground that Bahner seemed “confused.”
It’s entirely possible that Bahner is a confused woman who was a genuine risk to herself and needed psychiatric help. But of course, it’s just as possible in today’s environment that Bahner is a victim of a government reveling in the power it’s achieved thanks to the Wuhan virus.
In towns and states all over America, we’ve seen governments — especially (although not always) those in Democrat hands — throwing the Bill of Rights out the window. They justify what they’re doing by saying that they’re “protecting” people from the virus. Lord Acton, of course, was correct when he famously said, “power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
The problem is that people who are fearful will too easily hand over power to someone who claims he can protect them. Interestingly, Democrats seem more afraid of the virus than conservatives. They are more amenable to lockdown orders and they are more certain that anybody violating, or even talking about violating, the orders will instantly be stricken with the virus or will infect someone else. They’re also certain that the hydroxychloroquine treatment will be unavailing. With that level of fear, it’s small wonder that they cling to government as their rock and salvation from a fearsome invisible enemy.
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This photograph seems apropos. Taken in Amsterdam, in 1975, it shows protestors agitating for the release of Vladimir Bukovsky, a Soviet dissident who spent twelve years in psychiatric prisons/hospitals, labor camps, and actual prisons. One of his primary targets was the way in which the Soviet government abused psychiatry to control political dissent:
The border controls introduced due to the Corona crisis have led to a sharp decline in asylum numbers.
As can be seen from a response from the Federal Government to an inquiry by AfD MP Stephan Brandner, since the start of the measures at German borders, the Federal Police have only registered single-digit applications for asylum.
“The number of people who have submitted an application for asylum at land, air and sea borders since March 16, 2020,” according to the Federal Government in the 12th calendar week was twelve entries on land and others 20 by air. There were only four overland and three the following week. According to the statistics, no asylum seekers have come by plane so far.
The AfD sees this as proof that border controls regulate the number of migrants. “Apparently border controls do mean something. Although the federal government had assumed significantly higher figures at the beginning of April, it is now becoming clear that if you want to protect German borders, you can do that, ” Brandner told Berlin weekly Junge Freiheit.
Since extensive travel restrictions and curfews were also imposed in Italy, Austria, Belgium and France, hardly any migrants from outside the EU reach the German borders.
According to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, the controls introduced at the German borders due to the Corona crisis are to be extended for just under three weeks, the Bild newspaper reported.
