Reader’s links, November 28, 2017

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Pakistanis riot, demanding much that makes Lilliput look perfectly reasonable

It has been some decades since I read Gulliver’s Travels. The main part, and the part no one seems to remember anything else other than, is where two nations go to war over which end of the egg should be cracked before consuming it.

Well Pakistan has it beat.

For weeks now, major riots have been taking place resulting in numerous deaths and massive and regular breaches of all civilized rules, such as not hiding fighters in ambulances etc. All because a legislator proposed something and didn’t mention Islam’s founder and pirate in chief, Mohammad.

The legislator apologized and blamed it on a clerical error when he saw the scale and viciousness of the rioters but that wasn’t enough for them. They now demand his resignation and more.

(Maybe if Pakistan had some better TV shows?)

For more of this planned directed chaos intended to intimidate the few Pakistani legislators who may have a trace of liberal consciousness, please look at the comments in the Reader’s Links posts over the past few days and even last week.

Thank you M. and all who sent in related materials. This is no small thing. It is happening increasingly and with increasing lethality in the West. The Charlie Hebdo massacre was absolutely a manifestation of this consciousness.

Also the normalizing of the very concept of blasphemy as a criminal matter, and deserving of death is extremely serious. It was a scant few years ago when all of us would have thought the notion primitive, medieval and not possible in the modern world.

 

Major attack on Sufi mosque in Egypt’s Sinai region: Links 1, Nov. 24, 17

1. A couple of links about the Wilfred Laurier political reeducation camp. A phoney apology, and a counter demo which I watched via Faith Goldy’s Periscope feed.

2. It appears the huge attack on a mosque in Egypt was Sunni V Sufi. Typically these attacks are based on religious versions attacking more liberal forms or Sunni V Shiia. This appears to be type B. In today’s attack in Egypt’s Sinai, hundreds where killed. The Sufi are seen by the Sunnis pretty much like they view the Shiia, but just some other flavour of theme as the Sufis tend to have saints and other things the orthodox Sunnis consider polytheism and shirk.

NYT link:

 

 

3. The Pope continues his heretical and Globalist ambitions.

4. Hackers Substitute Porn on ISIS Sites

(FWIW this is RIGHT out of Season 5 I think it was, of Homeland. The year that focused on Germany. It opened with exactly this scenario.)

A group of Iraqi hackers placed porn on encrypted message sites used by Islamic State’s ‘news agency’ Amaq.

The hacks are meant to disrupt the flow of communication between ISIS jihadis by creating havoc in the organization and mistrust of supporters for each other.

 

“Our intention was to flood the market with fake Amaq content in order to dilute the credibility of Amaq – a so-called news agency,” one of the anonymous hacker told Newsweek.

 

The hackers call themselves Daeshgram, a play on the name of the encrypted messaging application Telegram that is favored by ISIS supporters. “Daesh” is an derogatory acronym in Arabic used to refer to ISIS.

Its been a psychotic day in some ways. Lost track of everything. Mia Maxima Culpa to all but thank you for sending in links. Please do read the daily Reader’s Links post. Always the best part of the site.

 

Reader’s links, November 23, 2017

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Germany: Syrian “Youths” Trash Store, Attack Detective

Essen – As Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports, Sunday evening, seven Syrian “youths” vandalized a store in the mall of the Essen train station.

Two detectives of the Tchibo store noticed how outside the store, a group of “youths” were harassing a woman.

They told the youths to behave. Upon this, the youths bolted into the store, knocked down display stands, and tore out shelves, to attack with them the detectives.

Two plainclothes policemen who were patrolling the train station came to help and called reinforcement. In the end, two dozen police officers were needed to overpower the adolescents. One detective had to be taken to hospital.

The seven young Syrians who are between 13 and 18 years old were released from custody later the same day. One of them was carrying a knife on him. Federal Police are investigating for damage of property, battery, grievous battery, and breaching the peace of the land.

The Tchibo sales ladies received psychological help.

Photo: Bundespolizei

Britain First deputy leader charged over Belfast speech

If ever there was a reason to recite that exhausted poem about the Nazis, coming for us all, its now. While I have a lot of uncertainties about Britain First, and some of our readers have deep objections to them, as a liberal I cannot allow the arrest of Britain First’s most public figure for giving an unacceptable speech in Dublin go unreported.

Please watch that. Listen to her description of the line of questioning. The UK is totalitarian for all but the elite. Looking for her speech now, ill post it as soon as I can find it.

As an ‘unrelated’ reminder, The Gulag Archipelago is on sale at Audible as an audio book for under $4.00. Really strongly recommend reading/listening to it. Not that the chapters on arrests have anything to do with these two videos or the destruction of basic individual rights or anything.

Interestingly that title doesn’t appear to be available at Audible in the UK. I wonder why?

This may be her speech for which she was arrested:

 

 

Unhappy With Accommodation: Refugee “Youths” Demolish Hostel and Police Car

Germany – Unhappy with being placed in a small town, four Afghan refugees vandalized their accommodation with chains and wood laths. They then smashed the windshield of the arriving police car and fled into the nearby forest. There, a large police contingent was able to arrest the youths. The affected accommodation is a therapeutic living group for traumatized, under-aged refugees. It remains uninhabitable for the time being.

An original translation from Straubinger Wochenblatt:

18.11.2017, 16:28 h (CET)
Disturbing pictures from Falkenfels: “People Are Terrified”

County Commissioner Josef Laumer and Member of Parliament Alois Rainer visited the refugee accommodation in Falkenfels.
FALKENFELS After four residents vandalized an accommodation for unaccompanied underaged refugees in the district Hirschberg of Falkenfels (Wochenblatt reported), a crisis summit was held. County Commissioner Josef Laumer and representatives of the operating society, of police, municipality, the office for youth and foreigners, and of the government of Lower Bavaria’s supervision for accommodations, discussed the current situation and determined the line of approach for the future.

In the meantime, the County Commissioner and the Member of Parliament Alois Rainer and Mayor Ludwig Ettl visited the scene.

„This must be prevented by all means in the future, and must not happen again“, said Laumer. „People in the village don’t feel safe anymore. But it is our job to be there for the people in our region. The protection of the public has got utmost priority for me. Therefore I pressed for the three main culprits not returning here. Not to reward them, but out of consideration for the locals’ fears and concerns. Besides, there are many points where we hope for help from Berlin.“

The rioters are four youths (15, 16) from Afghanistan. Three leaders of the gang won’t return to Hirschberg, the administrative district office announced. Besides, there will be a reworked „Crisis and Protection Concept“. Among others, the maximum occupancy in the institution will be six persons. At the time of the riot, seven youths were accommodated there, who had been sent from different youth welfare offices in Bavaria. The accommodation is designed for traumatized, and psychologically conspicuous young people, and is the sole therapeutic institution for underaged refugees in Lower Bavaria.

The executive director of the “Care Association 1:1 Social Partnership registered society“ who operates the accommodation raised eyebrows.
While police had initially estimated the property damage inside and on the building, and at the police car, with 20,000 Euros, the manager now quantified the damage as roughly 3,000 Euro. Wochenblatt have obtained further photo material from the havoc inside the accommodation, which remains uninhabitable. It remains open as to whether the institution will open in Hirschberg again, after the damage is fixed. The operating society announced to relocate the accommodation, as soon as “a suitable location is found elsewhere”, the County Commissioner said.