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| Is Germany Colluding With Islamic Terrorists? |
| 2018-09-19 |
| [SultanKnish] Two million people arrived in Germany in 2015 and 1.8 million people next year in 2016. Jawed came to Germany in 2015, while Abdul had arrived the year after in 2016. Both Jawed and Abdul were Afghan Muslim migrants. Both applied for asylum and had their asylum applications rejected. Abdul Mobin Dawodzai was recently sentenced to eight years in prison for stabbing to death Mia Valentin, a 15-year-old girl, to death. Jawed went to Amsterdam and stabbed two American tourists at the central station. Abdul was angry that Mia broke up with him. Jawed was angry about insults to Islam and Mohammed. ...In March, Hussein Khavari, an Afghan refugee who had fled to Germany in 2015, was sent to prison for raping and murdering Maria Ladenburger, a 19-year-old German student. But Hussein wasn’t fleeing Afghanistan; he was fleeing Greece, where he had thrown a 20-year-old female student off a cliff after robbing her. The Greeks sentenced him to a decade in prison, but Hussein fled to Germany instead. Like Abdul, Hussein claimed to be a minor when he was actually in his twenties. (He may not have even actually been from Afghanistan.) Afghans, it’s been noted, stand out for their rate of violence, even among other Muslim migrants. ...Angela Merkel, Germany’s open borders leader, had briefly ramped up Afghan deportations in response to public outrage, until a massive bombing in Kabul last year led to yet another change in policy. ...The thousands of Taliban fighters who, according to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), had entered Germany and applied for asylum, could conveniently no longer be deported. Earlier this year, a German court sentenced Abdol Moghadas, an Afghan refugee, to four years in prison for his role in the death of Pfc. Christian Jacob Chandler: an American soldier serving in Afghanistan. Abdol was one of Germany’s many Taliban fighters. ...Why have so many Taliban gone to Germany? One answer might lie in the covert relationship between the Taliban and German intelligence. It was Germany who had pioneered diplomatic talks with the Taliban, and who had welcomed Taliban leaders onto German soil. ...When there are no borders, when deportations are a toothless affair, when the rights of migrants matter more than those of the native population, then Islamic terrorism truly has no borders. |
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| #2 Did Vichy collude with Berlin? |
| Posted by: Procopius2k 2018-09-19 14:36 |
| #1 I wouldn't classify individuals like Dawodzai and Khavari as terrorists. They acted in accordance with Afghan Muslim notions of legality and decency. Dawodzai punished his girl who had been breaking the law, who was openly defying the law. Khavari took what was his in the subjugated enemy nation. This is a clash of legal consensuses and a clash of cultural consensuses which has a far bigger impact on Europe than occasional spectacular terror attacks. |
| Posted by: Elmerert Hupens2660 2018-09-19 10:01 |