[ April 18, 2024 ]
The left elite are pulling out the big guns to squash a growing movement opposing migrant terror, islamization – the hijrah.
Tens of thousands of ordinary German citizens have, in the past few weeks, began to march against Merkel’s murderous migrant policies. Calling herself “Chancellor of the migrants,” Merkel has condemned these organic protests. It is now a call to arms on the left.
Authorities are now preparing for Monday’s “#wirsindmehr” concert, which translates to “there are more of us.” It will feature some of Germany’s most well-known musicians, including the punk band Die Toten Hosen.
A free concert, an anti-racism concert (Islam is not a race) – with Germany’s hottest musicians. Way to draw a crowd. Brilliant optix. Well done.
It reminds me of the government-run ‘Je suis Charlie.” Political opportunism exploiting slaughter to advance the leftist/Islamic agenda – dawah.
The enemedia has sprung into action. In lockstep. This CNN report is Hitler! Hitler! Hitler! There were no “nazi salutes.” Read this. If some random infiltrator did it for the optix, that’s a whole other thing. That’s what they do. Are there a couple of idiots there? But it is not the movement.
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“Sometimes we must get up from the sofa and open our mouths,” Maas said in an interview with German newspaper BILD on Sunday, adding in a tweet: “When the Hitler salute is shown on our streets, that is a disgrace for our country. We must stand up against neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. The silent majority must at last become louder.”
This has nothing to do with “antisemitism” or “neo-Nazism.”
The violence referred to in these bogus propaganda news reports are the actions of the hard-left terrorist group Antifa (ironically, that stands for antifascist). They want it to get violent. They mean for it to get violent.
Thousands to protest far right at concert in Germany
(CNN)Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend an anti-racism concert in Chemnitz, eastern Germany, following a week of far-right and anti-fascist protests triggered by the fatal stabbing of a German-Cuban man.
The event on Monday comes a day after Justice Minister Heiko Maas said that German society had become “too comfortable” and urged the “silent majority” to speak out louder against anti-immigrant voices across the country.“Sometimes we must get up from the sofa and open our mouths,” Maas said in an interview with German newspaper BILD on Sunday, adding in a tweet: “When the Hitler salute is shown on our streets, that is a disgrace for our country. We must stand up against neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. The silent majority must at last become louder.”
Maas was speaking during a second weekend of protests in Chemnitz that saw more than 11,000 people take to the streets according to state police — the biggest gathering since the death of the man identified by police as Daniel H.Following the 35-year-old’s death last Sunday, rumors quickly began to swirl in right-wing segments of the online community regarding the identity of his killers. When police announced that an Iraqi and a Syrian man were in custody, those suspicions appeared to be confirmed.Several days of demonstrations and counter-demonstrations followed in the biggest mobilization over immigration in Germany in recent months. Some protesters were photographed giving the outlawed Nazi salute and others were seen chanting racist slogans such as “Germany for the Germans” and chasing foreigners in the streets.Fault lines between those who welcome and those who reject immigrants have been exposed and become entrenched, with right-wingers accused of exploiting Daniel H.’s death for their own agenda and the opposition criticized for dismissing the anti-immigrant protesters as “Nazis.”Thousands take to streets again
Among those marching on Saturday were thousands of supporters of the anti-immigrant party Alternative for Germany (AfD) and several prominent AfD politicians as well as members of the far-right, anti-Islam Pegida group and local right-wing extremist organization Pro Chemnitz.Many of them had traveled from the nearby cities of Leipzig and Dresden, where support for the far right is also strong.Thousands of anti-fascist protesters were also on the streets, calling for an end to incitement against Muslims and carrying placards with the words, “no place for Nazis.”Following criticism that they had underestimated the numbers likely to attend protests in Chemnitz last week, state police initially deployed more than 1,800 officers and a further 200 were relocated to Chemnitz during the demonstrations.According to police, 18 people were injured and 37 possible crimes are being investigated, including assault charges and property damage.
Right-wing protesters confront policemen during a demonstration in Chemnitz Saturday.‘Racism should not be left uncontested’
On Sunday, around 800 people took to the streets to march against racism after a call to action by the city’s church community. Police said the event was “peaceful and free of trouble.”Authorities are now preparing for Monday’s “#wirsindmehr” concert, which translates to “there are more of us.” It will feature some of Germany’s most well-known musicians, including the punk band Die Toten Hosen.
“Thousands of people have been moving through the streets of Chemnitz, exploiting a senseless death for their own purposes and hunting people because of their origin or the color of their skin,” the organizers wrote in a description of the event. “Racism should not be left uncontested on the street.”The concert, which organizers say is not a “festival or a party” but a chance to “show solidarity with all those who have been attacked by neo-Nazis,” will begin with a one-minute silence in memory of Daniel H.
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5 years ago
5 years ago
Reply to
Halal Bacon
Agree. while Hungary keeps jihadis out and deports Left/liberal pro-jihadi Loons http://bit.ly/2gh6A72
Europe/USA denies christians/non-muslims entry and welcomes their murderers.
5 years ago
Reply to
Halal Bacon
Both religious were originally spread by the sword — but it was a sword pointing in two very different directions! Compare the Apostles with the first Caliphs and their Sword of Allah, Khalid ibn al-Walid.
5 years ago
CNN – all the hate and bias you need 24/7.
Demonizing the anti-racist, anti-supremacist, anti-violent, anti-crime German protesters by labeling them with Hate Labels to demonize and dehumanize them is an incredible Big Lie. And it is an incitement to hate, violence, discrimination, and bigotry.
Of course – without hate – the Left has nothing.
5 years ago
More evidence the story of the Trojan horse is not merely a Greek myth but a totally possible historical event–an ode to political insanity.
5 years ago
Sigh, the leftists love Islam so much they would probably fight on their side if a war really did break out between the West and the Muslim world.
5 years ago
Germany for Germans is racist?
Who makes this crap up?
5 years ago
Vile disgusting Leftist traitors opening the city gates to an army of bitter pillaging invaders.
5 years ago
These protest do nothing unless you head straight to parliament and pull out these deranged traitors out of their office and HANG them, sort of like what the did in the French Revolution – if you want change.
Hey, I can fantasize, can’t I?
5 years ago
