Reader’s Links: April 2, 2018

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German Finance Minister: “We Can’t Change The Course Of History. Accept That Islam Is A Part Of Germany Now.”

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) told Germans:

“We can’t stop the course of history. Everyone will have to deal with the fact that Islam has become a part of our country.”

While Schäuble said that Muslims in Germany needed to realize that they live in a country that was not shaped by Islamic traditions, he concluded:

“And the rest of the population has to accept that there is a growing proportion of Muslims in Germany.”

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU): “We can’t stop the course of history.”

Wolfgang Schäuble is one of Angela Merkel’s most loyal old confidantes; he has served as the Federal Interior Minister under her 2005-2009; and as the Finance Minister from 2009 until present.

Old confidantes: Angela Merkel and Wolfgang Schäuble.

A few interesting events and the sound of a red pilled MEP: Links 1, April 1, 2018

1. Profanity spray painted on two Halifax churches before Easter Sunday mass

Screenshot-2018-4-1 Fr James Mallon ( FJMallon) Twitter

Contributed by Fr. James Mallon – Twitter

HALIFAX- Many churchgoers on Easter Sunday were expecting to hear about the resurrection of Jesus, but instead found vandalism on two Halifax-area churches.

 

Saint Benedict Church on Radcliffe Drive in Clayton Park and Saint Agnes Parish on Mumford Road were both vandalized with spray paint during the early morning hours of Sunday.

 

Father James Mallon, former pastor at Saint Benedict, said the vandalism is disturbing to see and significant given the time of year.

 

Mallon said the incidents are unfortunate and feels sad for the person who vandalized the two properties. […]

Mallon said police were contacted and security cameras caught the act around 2 a.m. Sunday.

(Security footage seems oddly absent from the story)

(The CBC has a story on this event with more profane pics as well but not typically what you see from muslims actually. Sexual profanity is not the classic modus of muslims who are attacking Churches across the world now. More destruction and contradiction of doctrine and threats. The speaking however appears not to be by a native English speaker.)

 

2. Four Syrians held for Molotov attack on mosque

 

3. All Americans and Canadians really need to read this article and listen to the audio file embedded below, This raises some questions that perhaps after a year of the Trudeau government, we might be willing to actually look at.

He claims to have “The Mount Everest of evidence” that actual active terrorists for Al-Queda etc. are living freely in Montreal, and the authorities know it and consciously do nothing about it while avoiding any real questions on the matter.

A U.S. photojournalist kidnapped and tortured by al-Qaida in Syria in 2012 laments in a new book that the RCMP has still not arrested any of the Canadians who were allegedly involved.

 

In The Dawn Prayer, or How to Survive in a Secret Syrian Terrorist Prison: A Memoir, Matthew Schrier writes about “the Canadian connection” to the seven months he was held captive in Aleppo.

 

A month into his kidnapping, he was brought before three Canadian-sounding jihadists who wanted his online passwords. His credit cards were subsequently used to make thousands of dollars worth of purchases.

Some of the items were delivered to an address in Montreal. Schrier believes one of the suspects bought the goods using his real name, which he learned from his credit card records.

 

But almost five years later, no charges have been laid.

4. South Africa. What to expect.

5. Four siblings aged 10 to 18 reported their own parents to the authorities after they ‘were made to watch ISIS beheading video that left one so traumatised he cannot speak’

(Punchline: Family is Somalian)

Four siblings have been taken into care after they reported their parents for expressing anti-British, anti-Semitic and homophobic views.

They also allegedly forced their children – boys aged 10, 14 and 16, and a sister, 18 – to watch an ISIS beheading video.

One of the children, a 10-year-old-boy with learning difficulties, has been left so disturbed his treatment he is unable to speak, reports The Times.

6. This is exceptional. From the European Parliament:

Thank you Xanthippa, M., Miss Piggy, Richard, Wrath of Khan, to be honest, this Reader’s Links post today is an avalanche of needed truth and there are too many to name, but not too many to whom to be grateful. So thank you all and please keep it up. The network is growing, the degree of influence of our audience, both in numbers and the people who follow the Reader’s Links posts and this site are growing.

 

 

Update: Police Think Syrian Set Leipzig House On Fire Intentionally, Wounding 16, Killing 1

As we reported, a Syrian refugee set fire to an apartment house in Leipzig in the early morning hours of Good Friday, wounding 16, and killing one woman.

The Federal Prosecutor confirms to Bild newspaper that the man was arrested and charged with particularly grave arson, murder, and attempted murder. Police think that the arson was intentional. The man had set fire to a rubbish bin at the rear exit, so that the entire stairs and hallway caught fire within minutes, from the ground floor to the roof. The house’s entrance appears to have been blocked with a sofa.

According to neighbours, the Syrian regularly fought with his wife so bad that police came to intervene several times.

The woman who died in the flames is not yet identified, but is believed to be tenant Sandy B., 40 years old; while a yet unidentified man, who is in critical condition with utmost severe burns, is believed to be her partner.
The two who had to jump from the roof into the firefighters’ cushion, a man and a woman, suffered broken bones, but are otherwise fine.

What was left of the staircase collapsed Saturday night.

The fire spread through the hallway from the ground floor to the roof within minutes. Photo: Einsatzfahrten Leipzig

People locked on the roof jump down into the firefighters’ cushions. Photo: Silvio Buerger

The hallway collapsed the next day. Photo: Silvio Buerger

Aerial view of the house. Photo: Bild Zeitung

 

Germany: Syrian Sets House On Fire, 17 Wounded, 1 Dead

A Syrian set fire to an apartment house in Leipzig in the early morning hours of Good Friday, killing one person and wounding 17. A local fire engine enthusiast, Einsatzfahrten Leipzig, filmed the following footage:

This next video by Bild shows the two who are locked on the roof jump down into the firefighters’ cushion:

Bild report 16 wounded, two of them critically, and one dead. 34 people lost their home.

When police searched the house on Friday afternoon with a thermographic camera, they found what they initially thought was a male body. But the autopsy later revealed that it was a female body. Police also found several dead pets in the house.

Police confirm that the arsonist is a 32-year-old Syrian, a resident of that very house, and that he will be charged with arson and murder.

Residents locked on the roof flash a torchlight to catch the firefighters’ attention. Photo: Einsatzfahrten Leipzig.

A woman hands a toddler to firefighters. Photo: Silvio Buerger

The wounded are taken to hospitals. Photo: Silvio Buerger

Deceased Pets lie in the street after the fire. Photo: Silvio Buerger

 

Warning to Berlin Schoolchildren: If You Don’t Believe in Allah, You Will Burn

Copied from Gates of Vienna:

Many thanks to Ava Lon for translating this article from Berliner Zeitung:

Religious bullying: Second-grader threatened with death by classmates

by Martin Klesmann
March 24, 2018

[Photo caption (not shown): So far people have been talking: The boy who threatened the girl continues to attend the Paul Simmel Elementary School in Tempelhof]

At many inner-city schools, conflicts among students are now religiously motivated. Classmates are being pressured if they don’t observe the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan.

 

Anti-Semitic remarks are also part of everyday school life for many teachers. “There are already many examples of religious bullying in schools today,” a Neukölln headmistress said recently. Now yet another incident concerning anti-Semitic tendencies is being talked about. This time it’s about disturbing incidents at Paul Simmel Elementary School in the eastern Tempelhof. It’s about death threats among children.

 

The daughter of a 41-year-old man, who wants to remain anonymous, is a student in that school. “Our daughter was mobbed by Muslim students because she doesn’t believe in Allah,” says the man in conversation with the Berliner Zeitung.

For about three years now there have been religiously-motivated incidents at school, he explains. The most recent one was at the end of February. The delicate daughter had been asked by a classmate if she was Jewish, the father reports. Since one parent is of Jewish origin, she said yes, to which the student threateningly repeated the word “Jew” several times.

 

In an earlier incident — when the classmates didn’t yet know about the Jewish parent — his daughter had even been threatened with death. The physically superior student had said to the then-second-grader that she should be beaten and then killed because she doesn’t believe in Allah. “We, the parents, were scolded by the classmate as stupid, because we don’t raise our daughter to believe in Allah,” says the father. Earlier, about three years ago, according to her father, something similar had happened to the girl. Anyone who doesn’t believe in Allah will be burned, as a classmate allegedly explained to the girl.

 

Themed in the classroom

 

The father is angry that the headmaster obviously doesn’t use these failures as an opportunity to address them publicly in circulars. He wishes that terms such as “tolerance” and “freedom of religion” would be a permanent part of the teaching in the classroom. “There was a confrontation between the students each time,” says the father. The incident was discussed in the presence of the headmaster and social worker. “For my daughter, this confrontation was traumatic,” says the father.

 

The longtime headmaster Thomas Albrecht confirms that he is aware of the incidents and that he is taking them seriously. “Basically, the students are heard while in disputes, and then appropriate steps are being taken.” So it allegedly happened in the three cases. The parents were invited. “There was a tolerance project in the class,” he says. In all incidents they have coordinated a further course of action with the school inspectorate and police.

 

The educational administration has also been aware of it for a long time. Over the next few days there will be a meeting with parents, principals and school inspectors. “We take this very seriously,” says Beate Stoffers, a spokeswoman for Senator Scheeres. So far people have been talking, and the boy is still attending the school.

 

In a letter to the father, the headmaster states: “I had already considered the incident with the anti-Semitic insults from a year ago as closed.” Everything was allegedly discussed at official meetings and during class leader hours. The father, on the other hand, disagrees. “The Senate would have to offer the schools a tool to not only tackle such individual violations of the rules, but especially such topics as tolerance, freedom of religion, Western values and the peaceful coexistence should be continuously conveyed to the children.” And it would have worked much better if the parents had become more involved.

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