In the context of what is happening on the Greek, Bulgarian and Turkish border right now, this 2018 Israeli documentary on the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe has become of major importance. Again.

This episode is on the influence the Brotherhood has in Turkey, where the MB’s spiritual head, Al Qawadari, has declared Erdogan the one true Claiph, is manipulating Western nations via mass Islamic migration.

This is really worth the time to watch. Thanks again to R. L. for the massive effort in translating this video for us all.

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Yesterday, Tuesday, unknown perpetrators tried to set a fire at three places in the Maria Magdalena Church in the street Am Kirchhof (photo above) in Goch between 2:20 pm and 4:00 pm. According to the first inspection of the recordings of a surveillance camera, the perpetrators are a female and a male person aged 16-20 years. In the small chapel they tried to cause a fire on a candlestick. In the central nave the perpetrators tried to set fire to a book stand for prayer books. Both attempts fortunately failed, as did the attempt to ignite a fire at the back of the high altar. The CID Goch now asks witnesses who can give any information about the two suspects by calling 02823 1080.

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Translated with http://www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

The Czech Republic is the country where it is by far the most difficult to obtain asylum out of all EU countries, according to the latest data from Eurostat, Europe’s statistical agency.

This data indicates that Czech Republic is refusing to bend to pro-migration forces within the European Union who want the country loosen its asylum application rules, and the trend is only going against asylum seekers who find it increasingly difficult to obtain asylum in the Czech Republic.

E15.cz reports that last year, 6.9 percent of foreigners who applied for asylum in the Czech Republic succeeded, which is the least amount of successful applications in the country in the last ten years.

At the same time, the number of applicants is on the rise, with 1,922 applications last year, which is even more than during the height of the migration crisis in 2015. At that time, around a third of applicants succeeded with their asylum application.

According to Eurostat, the Czech Republic is known as the toughest country for an asylum application to succeed.

In Germany, Spain, and Slovakia, up to two-thirds of asylum applicants succeeded last year, while in the Czech Republic, it was not even one-tenth of the applicants.

A number of German cities have even said they want the German government to take in more migrants, a viewpoint entirely at odds with the stance taken by the Czech government.

“The nationality composition of asylum applicants in the Czech Republic differs significantly from other European Union countries,” a spokeswoman of the Ministry of the Interior, Hana Malá, pointed out.

Last year, people from Armenia, Ukraine, Georgia, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, and Russia asked for international protection in the Czech Republic.

“It is clear that the vast majority of applicants do not come from war areas, but they are from safe countries,” said Malá, adding that many foreigners use the Czech Republic as a transit country.

Therefore, many requests remain pending, as the person leaves the country in the meantime.

In the Czech Republic, asylum is granted to foreigners facing the threat of persecution in their homeland for political, racial, religious, or nationality reasons. The Interior Ministry reviews each case individually.

Currently, there are more than a 1,000 people in Czechia who were granted asylum or have some kind of supplementary protection.

Although some NGOs want the Czech Republic to grant asylum to more people, the Ministry of the Interior has prepared an amendment to the Asylum Act, which further tightens the conditions for obtaining asylum. For example, a person, who has committed a serious crime, will not be entitled to asylum status.

“If a foreigner seeks asylum in the Czech Republic and meets all the conditions, but has committed a robbery, he will not be granted asylum according to the new legislation,” said Interior Minister Jan Hamáček in the autumn. He added that these people can still use the so-called sufferance visa, meaning that the Czech Republic will “suffer” with them staying in the country until they can be sent back to their homeland.

“The amendment will allow a significant acceleration in the process of returning migrants to their countries after the situation over there calms down,” explained Hamáček.

The amendment has yet to be submitted to the government.

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Germany’s ‘Die Link’ (The Left) party gathered over the weekend at its ‘Strategy Congress’ to talk politics and its own role in Germany.

During the gathering, one woman who gave a speech was caught on video saying that, once in power, they may need to execute the rich, Die Welt reports.

“An energy transition is necessary after a revolution as well. Once we have shot the one percent of the rich, we will still want to heat our homes and travel,” the woman says to applause.

After the woman finishes speaking, instead of directly pushing back against such a statement, Die Link’s party leader, Bernd Riexinger, replies to the woman, saying: “I would like to say, we won’t shoot her, we will use her for useful work.”

The crowd laughed and applauded at Riexinger’s comments.

After the video had been seen by scores of people on Twitter, Riexinger addressed the woman’s comments again, saying that they had been “taken completely out of context”. However, he did say that “It was and is unacceptable. I regret that I did not immediately reject him unequivocally. ”

But it may be too little, too late. For many, statements like these only confirm what other German parties accuse Die Link of regularly, namely that they are not in favor of a democracy and that they would like to see the German system changed back to what it was under the GDR.

Markus Blume, the CSU party secretary, has called on Riexinger to step down in light of the scandal.

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Paul Joseph Watson has a laugh at Finland’s hilarious antirapefugee measures:

The No-No Square song aside, the violent crime inflicted on the Nordic countries by Islamic colonists is anything but funny. Gatestone Institute reports:

• Parents are afraid to report the crimes committed by other children against their children… In August 2019, 13-year-old Filip and his family had no other choice than to move from the city of Uppsala after a gang of minors made his life there unbearable. He was abused, robbed and his life was threatened by gangs, with Swedish authorities telling him not to report it to the police as this would make things “worse” for him.

• Last year there were 257 reports of explosions — including attempted explosions — an increase of 59% compared to 2018, according to SVT Nyheter. Yet, only seven people have been convicted for any of those 257 crimes.

• “For the first time now, more crimes — in absolute terms — are committed by persons of foreign background than by persons of Swedish origin… The most crime-prone population subgroup are people born [in Sweden] to two foreign-born parents”. — Report by Det Goda Samhället (“The Good Society”), summer of 2019.

Scandinavian children are increasingly menaced by immigrant children.

The number of children who rob other children has increased by 100% in only four years, according to a new study by Swedish police about reported violent crimes in which children under the age of 15 are both the victims and the perpetrators.

The do-gooder fools who opened the borders to invasion bear responsibility.

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Refugees are under immense pressure to get the photo shoot done during optimal lighting. Film crew walking into the shot is a major setback… could cost a journalist her big break! Keep a look out for fake news to always what you see and read from MSM is real !! The migrant models posed several times, in front of them numerous photographers who had set up tripods.

Note also the man in the background doing the same dramatic pose as the woman, who is being photographed by another photographer at the same time. Apparently everybody was allowed to pose and stretch their arms to the sky. Numerous mainstream media published these fake pictures.

After Turkish special services transported at least 75,000 migrants to the Bulgarian and Greek borders in only a day and then encouraged them to cross the EU border, Greece is the only European country that dared refer to these actions as “aggression”.

It’s a sure sign of why Europe is facing a new crisis, which is only partially related to the flow of migrants. It has more to do with a lack of will on the part of Europe’s nations to confront nations like Turkey.

On Saturday, Feb. 29, white buses arrived in Istanbul to transport migrants to the Greek and Bulgarian borders which were opened by Turkish authorities the day before.

Greek sources stated that Turkish soldiers assisted the illegal migrants in crossing the border by destroying Greek border security fences and assaulting Greek border guards. Turkish internet trolls then accused Europe and Greece of brutality and a lack of humanitarian approach towards the refugees, which supposedly are values embodied by Turkey.

This is the perfect example of an attack using the so-called “D weapon”, or demographic weapon. One part of this weapon is to use a large, organized group of civilians and try illegally push them cross a border as part of an asymmetrical attack.

It is important to note that it is not the migrants who are the aggressor, but the state or authorities which use them. Migrants are the tool. Yes, they want to reach Europe, but the majority of them do not have bad intentions.

This is irrelevant, however, because independent of their will or intentions, such a large influx of migrants most certainly will have negative consequences.

People who claim otherwise are idealists detached from reality.

The European Union must join in a united effort to protect its borders and oppose this attack. Unfortunately, the response up until now has put into doubt whether such a thing is possible.

Greece has managed to protect its border from invasion but none of the biggest and most powerful EU countries expressed solidarity with them. Moreover, Germany for example, even expressed solidarity with Turkey due to the Idlib situation.

The migrants repelled by Greece are currently located in the “no-man’s land” and Turkey does not want to let them back in. it’s only a matter of time until Greece finds itself under pressure to let them in due to humanitarian reasons, which will encourage yet another wave.

Europe is not powerless against Turkey; all it would need to do is impose sanctions. Turkey’s economy would not bear the pressure for long and Ankara would quickly change its aggressive policy.

This, however, would hit the interests of several corporations, including German banks.

It would also be seen as a defeat by pro-migration politicians and NGOs that actually want to see these migrants enter Europe.

The only question is how long Greece can hold out when it has been abandoned by its so-called allies in Europe.

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