Amine Harit of Bundesliga soccer club FC Schalke 04 visited a bar despite urgent calls to avoid contact.

“It’s true, Amine was there with a friend because he was bored at home. It was a mistake, and he has now realized it,” said Jochen Schneider, head of sports, to the BILD newspaper.

According to the report, the Moroccan Harit is said to have visited a shisha bar in Essen. Therefore, local residents had called the police, because the bar was still open during the night. The guests of the bar were warned.

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The Corona crisis is an opportunity for model “integrated” Islamists in the midst of Germany to live out their usual resentments and prejudices against non-believers, “kuffar”, without restraint. The fact that non-Muslim Germans now regularly wash their hands or “cover themselves” in order to protect themselves from infection provokes them to ridicule.

Islamist Internet portals made fun of the Corona prevention measures of the natives – as if these were new findings that the Koran had been providing for 1400 years. That the commandment to wash one’s hands is no more a ritual cleansing than the wearing of mouthguards is a form of veiling – but rather hygiene measures that are not even remotely realized in the vast majority of the Islamic hemisphere.

Of course, the hate preachers of Islamization don’t care. Their collective inferiority complex, which suggests a feeling of superiority to their own followers, overlooks the fact that the hated “infidels” are light years ahead of the Muslim stage of development in scientific and medical terms. Certainly, natural history, ancient knowledge of salvation and oriental medicine in Maghreb and Mashreq are fascinating and time-honoured, but what Salafists and Wahabbites suggest to their followers as superiority are crude half-truths and fairy tales for a pre-medieval world view. For these fanatics, bare hands for anal cleansing are always more important than toilet paper.

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In the period from March 21, 2020, 7:00 pm, to March 22, 2020, 4:58 pm, a fire broke out in the Catholic Church of St. Anna in Blieskastel-Biesingen (photo). During visiting hours, a previously unknown perpetrator entered the interior of the Catholic Church of St. Anna and set fire to the upholstery of a wooden prayer bench in a currently unknown manner. Only the upholstery was affected by the heat.

Witnesses who can provide relevant information are asked to contact the police in Homburg by calling 06841-1060.

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A customer of an Aldi supermarket branch in the Hohenlimburg district of Hagen ( North Rhine-Westphalia ) has recorded a very special kind of shopping experience and posted it on the Internet. A black African, shouting angrily, threatening cashiers and customers and also demolishing a cash register on his way out. What the African was upset about is not conclusively clarified. Maybe he couldn’t get any more toilet paper? Or was he bothered by the minimum distance that has to be maintained due to the corona virus? There are special markings on the floor with adhesive tape.

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A majority of people want their country’s borders closed in response to coronavirus, according to a new Ipsos Reuters poll.

Reuters surveyed 12,000 people across 12 of the world’s major nations between March 12 and March 15, with the poll showing that citizens are dropping open borders in favor of security. Most say their country’s borders should be closed until the coronavirus is contained.

In Italy, more than three-fourths of people support their country closings its border, with 76 percent of Italians in agreement with the measure.

Reuters found that countries in the Asia-Pacific region, such as India (79 percent) and Vietnam (78 percent), were the most supportive of closing borders.

The fourth, fifth and sixth most supportive countries were China, with 73 percent saying the supported the measure, Russia with 70 percent supporting the measure, and Australia with 69 percent supporting the measure.

Majorities also exist in the United States for closing the border (62 percent), Germany (57 percent), France (54 percent), and Canada (59 percent).

The Reuters poll also showed a rise in people who fear coronavirus could cost them their job. In Italy, 63 percent of people fear losing their job, a rise of 36 points since the last time Italians were polled two weeks before. In France, 44 percent feared losing their job while in the UK, 33 percent feared losing their job.

Politicians across Europe were initially against closing borders and even major medical organizations, such as the World Health Organization (WHO), said closing borders “won’t work”.

“The World Health Organization has warned that trying to restrict border security probably won’t work — and might even hinder the global fight against the virus and the COVID-19 disease it causes.” reportedNBC News.

In fact, the chief of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, urged nations not even to close their borders to foreigners from China, saying such “extreme measures” were not necessary.

“There is no reason for measures that unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade. We call on all countries to implement decisions that are evidence-based and consistent. WHO stands ready to provide advice to any country that is considering which measures to take,” Tedros said.

The WHO has since backtracked, saying that even more restrictive quarantine measures should have been put in place, however the organization’s initial advice not to close borders may have cost the international community vital time to stem the outbreak.

Europe, the United States, nations across Asia, and many other countries, have now raced to close their borders and place ever-more restrictive measures on their citizens in a desperate attempt to keep coronavirus from spreading.

There are now 328,000 recorded coronavirus infections worldwide and nearly 14,400 deaths.

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How stupid do some journalists and the Chancellor actually think we are? I’m really hard-boiled when it comes to propaganda after 16 years living in Russia – so it’s all the more surprising that I’m always being stunned by what’s going on in this country. Recent case in point: A report and a video at the newspaper “Bild” and many other media featuring Merkel in the way you would probably expect it on North Korean television – reporting about Kim Jong-un. The head of the government, so the message, goes shopping like any other person – and coincidentally someone from the newspaper “Bild” is also there to record this.The text to the video: “She experiences the Corona crisis like millions of people in Germany.” First she went to the vegetable shelves, then to the delicatessen department”. And then, “She filled the cart herself.” Really? How newsworthy! Could have been other customers filling it.”In the end, she put it all on the conveyor belt herself.” Unbelievable! “And paid by card!” Really? Who could have guessed it? How dramatic must the situation and the need be for such crude propaganda, reminiscent of the slogans of perseverance from dark times? When I e-mailed a Russian friend the link to the video, she told me it reminded her of the legends about Lenin in the Soviet Union: “They also said he was the most human of all people.” The second reaction: “Two rolls of toilet paper? Where do you get that? And who would buy only two rolls today, if there were any? It’s obvious that these are staged photographs…” And the third reaction: “Look at the wine bottles, two of them are empty, how embarrassing!”

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A tense confrontation between Turkish police officers and Austrian commandos happened in Greece on Tuesday night as European forces struggle to hold back the swarms of illegal migrants who are being aided by the Turks.

Thirteen commandos from Austria’s Cobra elite special forces unit were patrolling the Greek-Turkish border in an armored car when Turkish police began shouting at them through the fence. “What are you doing here? This is not your country!” they asked, according to a report by the Greek newspaper Proto Thema.

The Austrian officers responded, “This is our country, and we are defending the European border.”

The unit was patrolling in the Evros region, which has been a flashpoint for violence since Turkey’s President, Recep Erdoğan, announced that his country would no longer prevent migrants from crossing Turkish territory in an effort to enter Europe illegally through the Greek border at the end of February. Since then, Greek security personnel have had to face daily battles with tens of thousands of migrants who are attempting to breach the border fence, often with the aid of the Turkish police, who have deployed tear gas against the Greeks as a distraction, as previously reported by Voice of Europe.

Several European nations, including Austria, have either sent or have pledged to send additional forces to reinforce the Greek border at the request of the Greek government, including all the Visegrád Group countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia). The Cobra officers came to Greece last week as part of the Austrian contingent.

Only a few hours after the confrontation between the Austrians and the Turks, the Turkish police again used tear gas and smoke bombs against the border force near the Kastanies border crossing in an effort to help an estimated 500 migrants to get across.

Greece has reported that they have prevented approximately 53,000 migrants from illegally entering Europe since the latest crisis began.

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The Greek authorities arrested three Palestinians for setting ablaze a refugee camp on the island of Lesbos earlier this month.The Greek news outlet Sto Nisis (On the Island) reported on Saturday about the arrests in connection with the arson attack. According to the report, one of the Palestinians — a 59-year-old man – has a Greek passport and lives in Mytilene, the capital of Lesbos. The two other Palestinians live in Athens and travelled to Mytilene.

The news outlet said a fourth suspect was involved in the arson attack. According to the On the Island report, the local police arrested the Palestinians after viewing CCTV video footage from nearby businesses.The three Palestinians allegedly torched the Swiss-run One Happy Family community center on Lesbos. The fire did not cause injuries to the 1,500 refugees and migrants who live at the camp.Dr. Nikos Michailidis,  Professor of Anthropology University of Missouri, St.Louis, and a political and Turkey analyst, told The Jerusalem Post on Saturday: “Greece is a country that has always been protecting vulnerable people. This incident provoked criticism by some international media, but in light of the recent arrests of the three Palestinian arsonists, the criticism was unjustified and presumptive, to say the least.”He added that “I would place this event in the broader context of what has recently been going on at the Greek-Turkish border, where the Erdogan regime has tried to send thousands of immigrants illegally to Greece in order to destabilize the country. It is also well-known that the Erdogan regime has developed close ties with Palestinian organizations around the world.”

https://www.jpost.com/International/Three-Palestinians-arrested-for-torching-refugee-camp-on-Lesbos-621793