1, German universities are closing down mosques on campuses for violation of German law. Muslims protest by breaking more laws.

(Please click over to the Rebel link above to see the videos and get a cogent look at the issue. One I might add, that seems not to have been linked together by German media as far as we can see)

2. Muslims Attack Yezidis: Brawl at an Asylum Home in North Rhine-Westphalia

(An Egri Nok translation over at Gates of Vienna)

An intramural migrant brawl broke out yesterday between Muslims and Yezidis in the German city of Bielefeld in North Rhine-Westphalia. The fight was instigated by Muslim “refugees” — specifically Chechens — who did serious harm to some of their victims. The Yezidis in the surrounding area were numerous enough to gather together and fight back, taking revenge on behalf of their ethnic fellows with knives and clubs.

Many thanks to Egri Nök for translating this article from Neue Westfälische:

Mass brawl near Oldentruper Hof

Chechen and Yezidi refugees clash at refugee shelter near Bielefeld. Five injured. 100 Yezidis try to storm former hotel.

Bielefeld-Oldentrup. It seems, a religious war between Muslims and Yezidis escalated near the refugee shelter Oldentruper Hof.

The trigger was a mass brawl that took place around 6 pm on Potsdamer Street 500m from the Oldentruper Hof. It seems a group of 15 Chechens waited for a group of Yezidis and unexpectedly attacked them. Everyone involved in the brawl lives in the refugee home. The Chechens used clubs and knives and gravely wounded some of the victims.

(This appears to be a Facebook page about this attack, which busts the media narrative that it was a “mass brawl” and not an attack by Muslims against Yazidi)

3. Zakia Belkhiri’s “Peace Selfies” (and Her Antisemitic Rants)

4. Greek judge hell bent on total suicide of Greek culture

The EU-Turkey migrant deal has suffered a blow – after a Greek court set a precedent, by ruling against sending a Syrian asylum seeker back to Turkey. Judges deemed the country ‘unsafe’ – saying that <strong>there were no basic human rights there</strong> and noting also the risk of being illegally sent back to Syria. However, conditions for migrants in Greece have also been slammed – by human rights groups.

5. J Street was paid by Obama administration to promote Iran deal

(And that is because J Street, like Black Lives Matter, and a hundred other fake identity groups are not actually advocating for the groups referred to in the name, but are in fact usurping their moral authority in order to use that authority as a battering ram against classical civilization.)

Thank you M., Dan F., Buck, Snaphanen, Gates of Vienna, Wrath of Khan, Xanthippa, and all who took the time to post links.

Daniel Greenfield on the Petreus-Obama circular delusion.

You can see why Obama doesn’t mention Islamic terrorism in any way, shape or form. Once you drop the “I” word, then the argument is that you need Islam to fight Islam. And Muslims to fight Muslims.

This is bad enough in the Muslim world where we are told that we have to ally with the “moderate” Muslim governments of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to fight the Muslim terrorists whom they sponsor.

The weekend brings surreal stories and massive evidence of government/media deceptions and deflections, similar to what one may see in wartime except it appears that in some ways at least, the governments and the media are on the side of the enemy.

Some of these are about Islamic manifestations of their religion in ways that are designed to crumple civilization and others just might be but without spending a lot of time chasing down witnesses how can we know? Like this one.

Has the US adopted the British euphemism “Asian” to avoid saying “Muslim”, thereby actually using racial terminology to avoid allegations of racism by naming the motivating ideology?

Then there is this. This likely has nothing directly to do with Islam, other than perhaps a symptom of the kind of civilizational decay that the culture of diversity brings. If there are many possible sets of equal values than no set of values are correct and the women caught stealing bras and panties at a Victoria Secrets store may feel indignant enough about it to mach back in to the store, after having escaped with her, ahem, booty, and throw another punch at the employee.

Difficult even to imagine the mind that would risk arrest to exact revenge on a store employee, or more accurately put, the mind that would view that act as revenge at all.

In Austria the polls are about to close and counting the postal votes begins. Hofer, the leader of Austria’s FPÖ, (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs) the equivalent of Germany’s AfD, or Holland’s Freedom Party led by Geert Wilders, leads 50.2 percent. This will be an interesting day.

There is all kinds of news already out of Austria but it seems somehow muted. Not getting the attention they deserve. We will try and fix that as the day goes on.

1, Saudis promise that US bill allowing suits against the Saudis will open up the “Gates of Hell”. (I guess they mean they will invite us all to visit Mecca?)

TEL AVIV – The Saudi press slammed the U.S. for its “despicable” double standard in regard to a proposed bill that would allow victims of the September 11 attacks to sue the kingdom, claiming that the move would “open the gates of hell,” enabling all countries that have been wronged by the U.S. to sue it for war crimes.  

The popular Saudi daily Okaz ran a scathing article translated by MEMRI, entitled, “Congress’s Satanic Deed Opens the Gates of Hell for the World’s Largest Country,” accompanied by an image of President Obama with a Star of David and the emblem of the Iranian regime on his forehead.

(They do have a point. It may be one of the vey few times Obama has it right. But the 23 pages should still be released)

2. Syria: Suicide bomber detonates his payload near a Dominoes in city center leading to gruesome horror. Here is a link to the video. I will not embed it. What Muslims consider sacred acts, are so horrifying that simply looking at the results can trigger, and perhaps even cause in the long run, PTSD.

3. Venezuela:

The signs read, “There is no bread”.

Caracas (AFP) – If a visitor to Venezuela is unfortunate enough to pay for anything with a foreign credit card, the eye-watering cost might suggest they were in a city pricier than Tokyo or Zurich.

A hamburger sold for 1,700 Venezuelan bolivares is $170, or a 69,000-bolivar hotel room is $6,900 a night, based on the official rate of 10 bolivares for $1.

But of course no merchant is pricing at the official rate imposed under currency controls. It’s the black market rate of 1,000 bolivares per dollar that’s applied.

But for Venezuelans paid in hyperinflation-hit bolivares, and living in an economy relying on mostly imported goods or raw materials, conditions are unthinkably expensive.

Even for the middle class, most of it sliding into poverty, hamburgers and hotels are out-of-reach excesses.

“Everybody is knocked low,” Michael Leal, a 34-year-old manager of an eyewear store in Caracas, told AFP. “We can’t breathe.”

(Make no mistake about this. It was the dalliance with Communism that caused this)

4. New Turkish PM again vows to bring in presidential system

Turkey’s new prime minister, Binali Y?ld?r?m, has vowed to boost efforts for the adoption of a presidential system as part of the new constitution in line with President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an’s demands after officially taking the reins of power from Ahmet Davuto?lu at an extraordinary convention.

“The most important thing we have to do today is to turn this de facto situation into a legal one and thus end the confusion. The way to do is with a new constitution and the presidential system within it,” Y?ld?r?m said in a statement to the Justice and Development Party (AKP) at the convention on May 22.

Y?ld?r?m was the sole candidate for the leadership, replacing Davuto?lu, who declared his resignation this month. Y?ld?r?m was scheduled to be given the mandate to form the new government late May 22 after Davuto?lu submitted his resignation to Erdo?an after the closure of the AKP convention.

5. UK TERROR WARNING: ISIS militants ‘feared to be plotting ATTACK on Britain’s Got Talent’

(Maybe they should have a separate show. Like, “Britain’s got Jihadis”. And people can bet on what their targets will be and how much damage they will do. One might argue thats a form of integration)

GETTY

ISIS terrorists are feared to be plotting an attack on the talent show

6. Congressman King sees signs of terror in downed EgyptAir jet

7. Report: Islamists Working At Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport

French authorities fear that radical Islamists may have slipped through the net to gain security clearance to work at Paris’s Charles de Gaulle airport.

Detectives are already investigating CCTV footage from the airport to determine whether an employee may have helped bring down the Egyptair flight to Cairo on Thursday. Now security sources are highlighting how weak security checks are for airport staff.

The Timesreports that all employees who work “airside” at the airport, such as maintenance staff, security personnel and baggage handlers, are theoretically vetted by police before they can start work.

In reality, however, the vetting consists of little more than checking for a criminal record and seeing if they are on the French intelligence agencies’ list of individuals deemed a national security threat.

Thank you Nash Montana, Egri Nok, M., Wrath of Khan, Gates of Vienna, and more. 

Here is some nice fantasy writing. I guess whoever wrote this piece wanted it to be true so badly they just went ahead and made this up. Still, even false hope can feel like hope for a second.

The FpO, the rough equivalent of Geert Wilders’ People’s Freedom Party, appears to have won the elections in Austria. that is, he took all but 2 of the regions marked in yellow on this map. 

The problem is, now they count the postal ballots, which of course are designed for electoral fraud, and we know there is going to be lots of that. But in terms of the votes we can count, the Islam-critical party won by something close to 2%.

“Preliminary result of Austrian presidential vote, not including postal votes, shows far-right candidate Norbert Hofer on 51.9%, independent Alexander Van der Bellen on 48.1%, interior ministry says “

1, Mob burns Venezuelan man alive over $5 as justice fails

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The mob didn’t know at first what Roberto Bernal had done, but he was running and that was enough.

Dozens of men loitering on the sidewalk next to a supermarket kicked and punched the 42-year-old until he was bloodied and semi-conscious. After all, they had been robbed of cell phones, wallets and motorcycles over the years, and thought Bernal had a criminal’s face.

Then a stooped, white-haired man trailing behind told them he’d been mugged.

The mob went through Bernal’s pockets and handed a wad of bills to the old man: The equivalent of $5. They doused Bernal’s head and chest in gasoline and flicked a lighter. And they stood back as he burned alive.

“We wanted to teach this man a lesson,” said Eduardo Mijares, 29. “We’re tired of being robbed every time we go into the street, and the police do nothing.”

2. Massive rioting in Idomeni Greece, vastly underreported by the MSM and what reportage of it there is, seems to use some kind of moral equivalence and even time machine logic. Meaning that it gives the vague impression that if only the Greek police did not use tear gas in response to having rocks thrown at them by muslims as well as the migrants ramming the border with a rail car, then there would be no muslims ramming the border with a rail car or throwing rocks at them.

3. Russia Arrests 4 People Suspected of Ties to Islamic State

Russia’s anti-terrorism agency says its officers have arrested four people it says are connected with the Islamic State group and are suspected of planning attacks.

The National Anti-Terrorism Committee said in a statement Saturday the four were arrested in a raid in the southern republic of Ingushetia that also turned up three self-made explosive devices, grenades and firearms.

4. Czech Politician: West Will Have To ‘Crush’ Islam

Islam is a “criminal” ideology which deserves to be ranked with “Nazism, fascism and communism”, is “incompatible with the principles of European law” and, like its totalitarian predecessors, must inevitably be defeated.

So argues Czech lawyer, activist and politician Klára Samková in a hard hitting lecture she delivered earlier this week in the Czech Parliament to an audience including (some rather bemused) ambassadors from Muslim countries – including the Turkish ambassador who, with several others, walked out half way through.

Her speech – translated here by Luboš Motl – is well worth reading because it addresses issues almost never aired in polite circles in Western democracies, which find it convenient to dismiss them as extremist or Islamophobic or needlessly inflammatory.

Is Islam compatible with Western democracy? Is it capable of reform? Can this end happily?

(Xanthippa is looking for more media on this in Czech)

5. Singer of band playing during Bataclan attack in Paris explains how the media has been deceiving the public on the facts.

[…]

They were in the venue early. That implies some staff were in on it.

I got in a lot of trouble for saying that. I know for sure that they were in there early. I remember them staring at my buddy. I just chalked it up to Arab envy. You know what I mean? When a Muslim sees a cocky American dude with tattoos, he stares at him. I realized later it was Abdeslam and he was staring at my buddy because they thought he was a threat. There’s no denying the terrorists were already inside, and they had to get in somehow. During the shooting I went outside and the backstage door was propped open. How did that happen?

Thank you M., Wrath of Khan, Richard, Yucki, Nash Montana, and many more.

It has already been a very busy weekend and much more to come. Yes, posting has been light the past 24, but the work has not. Some smaller posts require much preparation. Please check back frequently starting tonight.

Also always remember to check the daily links post. A lot of meat in those.

1, British comedian takes his best shot at Erdogan

(He is still a bit of a moral relativist. But at least he pointed out that the US does not have a law like Germany does, banning criticism of a political figure. I wish he had pointed out that actually, that was the whole point of the 1st amendment and it is why the US  was the greatest country in the world till they started deconstructing that with the sophistry we know as ‘hate speech laws’.)

2. Bundestag president: Erdogan has ‘autocratic ambitions’ for Turkey

The Bundestag president has criticized the Turkish regime’s push to strip legislators of parliamentary immunity. Norbert Lammert told Süddeutsche Zeitung that Turkey’s president has “autocratic ambitions.”

Norbert Lammert, president of the Bundestag, Germany’s lower house of parliament, has accused Recep Tayyip Erdogan (pictured) of harboring “autocratic ambitions.” On Tuesday, a broad majority in Turkey’s parliament supported a constitutional amendment backed by the increasingly powerful president to strip legislators of parliamentary immunity.

Lammert, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU), told the Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) that the development continued “a whole series of events with which Turkey is getting farther and farther away from our standards of democracy.”

3. Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps: The Revolution Continues beyond Iran’s Borders

Kerry revealed that the U.S. Fifth Fleet, whose headquarters are in Bahrain, and other international forces operating in the region had recently intercepted four ships ferrying weapons from Iran to the Houthi rebels in Yemen.² Kerry asserted, “We will continue to push back against this kind of provocation in the region.”³ Jubeir again slammed Iran’s involvement in Yemen, interference in the affairs of other states in the region, and ongoing attempts to smuggle weapons into these countries.

4. Comedian Böhmermann to appeal against court injunction on Erdogan poem

The German TV host has decided to appeal against a court’s decision to prevent him from reciting a poem critical of Turkish President Erdogan. The verse accuses the leader of bestiality and watching child porn.

Böhmermann’s lawyer Christian Schertz said on Wednesday that the Hamburg court’s decision to put a restriction on the poem was “blatantly wrong” and based on “technical errors.”

Schertz said he would file an appeal against the injunction and even push for a decision from the Constitutional Court. “You can’t cut up a painting and only allow parts of it to be shown,” he said.

If he failed to respect the injunction, Böhmermann would have to pay up to 250,000 euros or spend six months in jail.

5. Riots and Imam-o-lanterns continue in the Dutch town of Ede

6. Janice Fiamengo on totalitarian culture on university campus

Thank you M., Wrath of Khan, Xanthippa, Yucki, Roni S., and many more. 

Islamic Airlines

 

1, Venezuela self destructs, sends shrapnel of antisemitism across the world as it does

(“How can you be a socialist and not be an anti Semite?” -Adolf Hitler)

“What does Israel plan to do with the Palestinians?” asked the Venezuelan ambassador to the UN, Rafael Ramirez. It was, of course, a rhetorical question.

Speaking at an informal session of the Security Council this month, the representative of a despotic, corrupt and militarized regime — one that has bankrupted Venezuela, hijacked the judicial system to throw political dissidents in jail, and counts Iran and Syria among its closest allies — rained down anti-Semitic rhetoric upon the State of Israel.

Ramirez went on to flatly ask whether Israel was “trying to impose a ‘final solution’ on the Palestinians in the West Bank.”

In making the obscene comparison between Israel and the Nazis, the Venezuelan delegate engaged in the ultimate blood libel — accusing the survivors of the Holocaust of having turned into the same monsters who exterminated 6 million Jews and millions of others. Even UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon publicly rejected such a disgusting comparison, as did other UN member representatives including France, the United Kingdom and the United States.

(Ramirez has since apologized privately to Israel’s UN ambassador, but has yet to do so in public.)

The Venezuelan remarks, of course, were meant only to fuel hatred. Ramirez never had any intention of addressing the subject of the meeting: the protection of civilians affected by the ongoing conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.

Even worse, arguably, is the fact that these comments were made under the auspices of a process that is designed to increase dialogue and understanding, rather than boosting hatred and polarization.

2. Muslim Nations Block Gay Groups From UN Aids Conference

The United States, European Union and Canada are protesting a move to block gay and transgender groups from attending a high-level United Nations conference on AIDS.

A U.N. diplomat said a group of 51 Muslim nations asked that more than a dozen groups not be allowed to attend next month’s conference. The diplomat spoke on condition of anonymity because the communications have been private.

In a letter to General Assembly President Mogens Lykketoft, U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said transgender people are 49 times more likely to be living with the HIV virus that causes AIDS and their exclusion will impede progress in achieving an AIDS-free generation.

3. Lebanon Sentences to Death 106 People Over Ties to Daesh, Al-Nusra Front

(Isn’t Al-Nusra front a pretty much a 100% US financed an created institution?)

According to a judicial source in Beirut, 106 people were sentenced to death for membership in extremist organizations Daesh and Al-Nusra Front, kidnapping and attempting to kill Lebanese soldiers and policemen, and attacking the town of Arsal near the Syrian border.

The source said that those sentenced to death include 73 Syrians, 32 Lebanese and one Palestinian. Only 77 of those are currently in custody.

4. Non white, and questionably male privilege

(Personally I think the name ‘Junebug Zoom’ would have been better. Then he could blame it on the theme song to Oklahoma, possibly the worst song ever penned by a biped)

5. Panama Papers reveal George Soros’ deep money ties to secretive weapons, intel investment firm

6. REVEALED: French police FLEEING Calais after more than 300 are attacked by migrant mobs

Thank you Wrath of Khan, M., Malca, Yucki, and many more. It has been a busy day and will be for the next couple as well, so I may have lost track of some of you, but that does not mean less appreciation.

More to come shortly.

At what point might one suspect you have a child for a national leader?

I think the real story here is that the CBC published something that makes Trudeau look less than perfect.