Drugu vehabijsku džamiju hoće sad da zatvore zbog propagiranja mržnje prema drugima. Najspecijalnije je da tipovi samo propagiraju što u njihovim vjerskim knjigama piše. Kad je to jelte, samo po sebi čisti fašizam.
Malo su Austrijanci zajebaniji nego drugi narodi. Odmah političari iz vlade prijavljuju policiji što ovi pišu po socijalnim mrežama.

Ex-refugee helper: They demanded name-brand goods and a house in Vienna

By VOICE OF EUROPE 10 May 2018

The retired Austrian teacher Franz Schmalwieser wanted to do something good at the height of the refugee crisis in 2015. He was interviewed by Wochenblick about his work with refugees and he now sharply criticises the “asylum industry”.

Schmalwieser took care of four asylum-seeker families at the mayor’s request. He was their coordinator, fundraiser, German teacher and he also gave cycling lessons to the families.

His eyes were opened one day as the family was searching through free clothes they had received from the Austrian people. While they browsed through them, Schmalwieser heard often: “Franz, that’s nothing, let’s go shopping. It should be name-brand.”

These sorts of situations changed a lot Schmalwieser said: Volunteers stayed away and finally the donations stopped. The people felt exploited.

According to Schmalwieser asylum seekers knew beforehand exactly what they should receive: “He showed me what he ‘should have’ with us: as an adult with 2 children, it is 1,400 euros per month,” an asylum seeker told him.

Others rejected houses because they demanded to live in Vienna: “Another family declined a nice house offered by Diakonie in St. Martin. She too wanted to go to Vienna. Another Syrian family wanted to optimise their situation. Although well integrated and encouraged, they moved to Vienna and left the helpers disappointed,” he says.

Schmalwieser no longer takes part in the ‘refugee welcome committee’. He concludes that many leftist are “unrealistic” and they “do not understand what they are doing to the state”.

"Krajnje je vrijeme da se okončaju te iritantne sankcije i normaliziraju politički i ekonomski odnosi s Rusijom“, rekao je prije koji dan vicekancelar Austrije Heinz-Christian Strache, https://narod.hr/eu/putinov-posjet-aust ... ki-zaokret

Svska mu je zlatna. Drugacije Evropa i ne moze da se oporavi. Sa Amerikom je Evropa dosegla tacku maksimalne saradnje, sa Kinom na neki nacin takodje, jedino sa Rusijom nije u toj mjeri. Tu jedini ima prostora za rast, samo ne odgovara im jer bi Rusija vise profitirala usljed gomile bogatstva, kao i sve samo ne malog broja ljudstva.

Populist Austria Shutting Down Seven Radical Mosques, Expelling Dozens of Foreign-Funded Imams

8 Jun 20182,327

Austria’s conservative-populist coalition government will close seven radical Islamic mosques and expel dozens of foreign-funded imams with populist Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache remarking, “We’re only just getting started.”

The government made the announcement on Friday morning at a press conference as part of the coalition’s campaign against radical Islamic ideology and the influence of countries like Turkey in the Austrian Islamic community, Kronen Zeitung reports.

Media reports that between 40 and 60 imams, including their families, could be expelled in total.

Four of the seven mosques that will be forced to close their doors are located in the Austrian capital of Vienna including one in the heavily migrant-populated Favoriten district which has been associated with the far-right ultranationalist Turkish Grey Wolves group.

“The Nizam-i Alem Association, which is apparently under the influence of the Grey Wolves, is prohibited from practising in the mosque and from any ritual acts,” the Ministry of Culture said.

An Arab organisation which also oversees six mosques in Vienna was also shut down after being accused of agitating against the society and state of Austria.

All of the 40 or so foreign-funded imams set to be expelled come from the Turkish-Islamic Union for Cultural and Social Cooperation in Austria (ATIB) and are accused of violating funding laws. So far, 11 of the imams are under active investigation with two having their residence permits revoked.

Interior Minister Herbert Kickl of the populist Freedom Party (FPÖ) said that the imams must leave the country of their own accord or face forced deportation.

Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, leader of the conservative Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) justified the mosque closures saying that Islamic radicalisation and parallel societies “have no place in our country”.

Kurz has been one of the most vocal anti-Islamisation critics within his party and pushed for banning the full-face Islamic veil while he was Foreign Minister in the previous government.

FPÖ leader and Vice-Chancellor Heinz Christian Strache, who previously vowed to ban Islamism, said the government would no longer “tolerate hate speech under the guise of a religion”.

The new policy comes after a number of scandals involving mosques in Austria, including one in which Islamists were plotting to overthrow the government to replace it with an Islamic caliphate. The ATIB association came under fire last week when a Turkish mosque posted images of young children swearing oaths to the Turkish state.

The children were shown saying: “We swear to God, homeland, people, flag, the Holy Book, and the sword for our martyrs, war veterans, and our leader should be safe. We will fight as idealistic Turkish youth against Communism, capitalism, Zionism, and all imperialism to the last breath and to the last drop of blood.”

80% Austrijanaca podržava svoju vladu u zatvaranju nekoliko džamija i protjerivanju iz države 60 imama, hodža.
Samo 10% Austrijanaca protiv toga. 10% se ne "može odlučiti".

Pitanje je jedino koliko bi Rusi bili tirani.

Austrian Populist Interior Minister: Criminalise Sharia Law Advocacy

17 Aug 2018572

Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ) Interior Minister Herbert Kickl has floated the idea of charging radical Islamic adherents if they advocate for Sharia law over the constitutional law of Austria.
The populist Interior Minister laid out the proposal as part of a programme to fight against the spread of radical Islamic extremism in Austria, Kronen Zeitung reports.

“Those who want to pass the Sharia law over the Austrian laws and want to bring upon us a theocracy in place of our democracy belong in court!” Kickl, who has been long known for his fierce firebrand rhetoric, said.

The move also follows campaign promises made by FPÖ leader and current Vice-Chancellor Heinz Christian Strache who vowed to ban Islamism in January of last year arguing it was, “antagonistic to women, antiliberal and corresponds to a fascist worldview.”

“Let us put an end to this policy of Islamisation… otherwise we Austrians, we Europeans will come to an abrupt end,” he said.

While Austrian law already has provisions for those who are seen to be subverting the constitution and democratic order of the country, the government has argued the laws do not go far enough to tackle the spread of radical Islamic extremism.

The proposal comes after an administrative court overturned a government order to shut down several mosques linked to radical Islamic teachings and a scandal involving children dressed up as soldiers in prayer rooms linked to the Turkish cultural association ATIB.

The new policy would just be the latest to combat Islamisation and improve integration by Austria including the ban of the full-face Islamic veil last year which was backed by Chancellor Sebastian Kurz who served as Foreign Minister in the previous government.

Mr Kickl has also been a firm proponent of reforming the asylum system and increasing the number of deportations of failed asylum seekers.