To je problem cijelog nerazvijenog svijeta, a ne islama kao religije. Kršćani u crnoj Africi rade i gore stvari. Oni ubiju Pigmejca ko zeca, skuvaju ga u loncu i pojedu. Što ima veze sa kršćanstvom jednako kao i bacha bazi sa islamom.

A na Zapadu nije neobično da se klinke od 12 već počinju kurvat naokolo, tako da u mnogim slučajevima ispadne i gore nego da je bila udana, jer ju do punoljetstva pregazi pola grada. A pederluk je također rasprostranjen od rane dobi, ko zna koliko ima dobrovoljnih bacha bazija na Zapadu.

Integration Commissioner Says German Culture Does Not Exist, ‘Diversity Is Nation’s Strength’

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by VIRGINIA HALE17 May 2017187

German culture does not exist and the nation’s history has been shaped by “immigration and diversity”, according to Federal Integration Commissioner Aydan Özoğuz, who has argued migrants should not be expected to assimilate.

Caine Herrick, Gwalia, Australia, 2 days ago

When I graduated high school everyone spoke about doing the whole trip to Europe thing after leavers or contiki tour. Now my younger brothers friends just want to go camping in the outback. The Europe holiday was killed by Merkel.

Asylum Seekers Confessing to Murder to Avoid Deportation

by CHRIS TOMLINSON29 May 201738

A new trend amongst asylum seekers in Germany is to confess to murder, whether guilty or not, to avoid deportation to their native countries where they may face the death penalty.
In the German region of Hesse, the number of asylum applications is increasing by the day. Last year, the area saw around 25,000 migrants apply for asylum and many were rejected, with migrants developing a range of dishonest schemes in the attempt to obtain a positive asylum application – including confessing to murder, OE24 reports.

According to reports, the number of asylum seekers confessing to murder in order to avoid deportation, even if they did not commit any crimes, is rising. Many asylum seekers in Germany from Africa or Central Asia may not automatically be approved for asylum, but their countries still have the death penalty.

Due to European Union human rights legislation, member states are unable to deport migrants to countries where they may face the death penalty which means they are often granted asylum status.

State attorney Nadja Niesen said: “The number of these investigations has increased significantly. Since November we have been carrying out more than 60 procedures in which an asylum seeker has committed a criminal offence in his home country, forcing us to investigate.”

Under German law, authorities are forced to investigate all claims – but they cannot cooperate with the asylum seeker’s country of origin in case they give away the migrant’s location. So often, with no evidence but a confession, the authorities are forced to grant asylum status.

More and more asylum seekers are also converting from Islam to Christianity, which some have slammed as another scheme to avoid deportation as their home countries may kill them for leaving Islam (apostasy).

Muslim migrants from Syria living in Lebanon told British media they had converted before coming to Europe because they thought it would aid them in the asylum process.

Iran is one country which enacts the death penalty for apostasy and many Iranians in Germany have been converting in large numbers, as well. “A massive amount of Iranians convert,” said a pastor in the city of Heidelburg.

A large portion of the asylum seekers in Germany also come from states in North Africa and the acceptance rate for their asylum applications is very low as many are considered “safe” countries. In 2016, 8,363 asylum seekers from the region were rejected for asylum status, yet only 368 were actually deported.

If the confessions of murder are taken at face value by German authorities, the already growing trend of migrant crime in Germany is likely to skew the statistics that already show an increase in migrant criminality.

Jewish Student Driven Out of Berlin School by Threats and Violence from Muslim Classmates

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by SIMON KENT28 May 2017796

Beatings and abuse from Muslim classmates have been cited by the parents of a Jewish teenager as the reason they removed him from a leading Berlin school.

The 14-year-old was born in London to a British mother and a German father. According to a report in the Sunday Times, the student was kicked and punched by students of Middle Eastern and Turkish origin so many times he was left fearing for his life. One of the attackers is alleged to have threatened to shoot him with a mock gun he believed was real.

The Central Council of Jews in Germany described the bullying allegations at the Friedenauer Gemeinschaftsschule in Berlin as “anti-Semitism of the ugliest form.”

The Times reports Ferdinand and his parents — Gemma, an entrepreneur from London, and Wenzel, a human rights organiser — chose a multicultural environment for their son’s schooling. Until recently the family had hosted a Syrian refugee in their Berlin home.

“I loved the fact that the school was multicultural . . . the kids and teachers were so cool,” Ferdinand said.

Yet within a week of enrolling last November, at a school where almost three-quarters of the pupils are from immigrant families, Ferdinand’s troubles began after he let slip that he was Jewish.

“First my Turkish friend Emre said he could no longer hang out with me because I was Jewish,” Ferdinand said. “Then other pupils started saying stereotypical things about how Jews only want money and hate Muslims.”

Daily beatings by a gang of pupils, all of immigrant origin, soon followed. These were accompanied by racial insults.

“This boy, Jassin, whose parents are Palestinian, asked me if I’m from Israel,” Ferdinand said. “I’ve never been to Israel. He said Palestine will burn Israel and his friends said Turkey will burn Israel. He kept kicking me.

“One day he came up to me from behind and he punched me in the back. I became dizzy . . . I had a bruise for a week or two. Every time something bad happened, I told myself I could manage it, but it only got worse.”

The experience of Ferdinand is not an isolated incident in the Berlin school system.

Aaron Eckstaedt, principal of the Moses Mendelssohn Jewish High School in Berlin, told the Jewish Chronicle that six to 10 Jewish parents apply to switch their children to his school every year.

The requests are generally “in reaction to anti-Semitic statements coming overwhelmingly from Arabic or Turkish classmates,” he said.

Josef Schuster, head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, insisted Berlin’s education ministry investigate the school and pinpoint any failings. In his statement, reported in the Juedische Allgemeine weekly paper, he also called on Muslim leaders in Germany to combat “antisemitic tendencies in their ranks with all the determination they can muster.”

As Breitbart Jerusalem has reported, anti-Semitism is rising in a variety of forms in Germany, and is being found to include criticism of the modern state of Israel in general and Jews in particular.

The Independent Expert Group on anti-Semitism published its findings in Germany at the end of April on the matter. It found Jews are “increasingly concerned for their safety due to everyday experiences of anti-Semitism” as the number surveyed who agreed with anti-Semitic statements rose from 28 per cent in 2014 to 40 per cent in 2016.

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