Gates of Vienna News Feed 1/10/2012

Gates of Vienna News Feed 1/10/2012In Gadsden, Alabama, a young Muslim named Luis Ibarra-Hernandez shot out store windows, fired on police officers, and led police officers on a chase through the downtown area until he was finally captured. After his arrest, he told police that he had felt compelled to “do something extreme to draw attention to Islam and himself, so he planned to shoot police officers.”

In other news, exit polls and early results after the polls closed prompted media outlets to project Mitt Romney as the winner of the Republican Party presidential primary in New Hampshire.

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  1. “ECRL support religious leaders from Middle East and North Africa as they
    engage in the “Arab Spring” process

    Stiklestad 10 – 11 January 2012

    “The January consultation in Norway follows and seeks to strengthen these initiatives. The choice of Stiklestad as venue is based on the fact that Norway has a long tradition of supporting societies in transition.

    Stiklestad, the symbolic location of introducing Christianity in Norway, represents a watershed in the national history and Stiklestad has a legacy of violence and conflict, deep vision, transition, cultural awakening, and personal courage.

    The Stiklestad consultation will have an opening session open for the public and the media, while the body of the consultation will be limited to the religious leaders, allowing them to openly share observations and explore plans for common future action.”

    Council members

  2. The problem with no papers, or not the correct papers

    Asylum seeker to be expelled from Norway, stabbed woman to death last night
    – Suspected killer has two identities

    He pretendedly is both Iraqi and Irani

    The 38 year old woman is originally from Eritrea, and got a permanent permit to stay in Norway on 29 October 2011.

  3. Retired librarian gets less than an elderly lady who immigrated to Sweden at 65

    What happened to all the money the librarian paid over 40 years?

    The immigrant lady gets, free of tax, 11 000 SEK a month, and dental expenses covered. The librarian lady gets shortly over 10 000 SEK.

    The Swedish lady was helping this immigrant find out what were her rights to have dental expenses covered, and found that she herself, would get nothing covered, but can apply for housing contributions, amounting to 200 SEK a month from social security.

    Why the difference? Swedish native taxpayers worth less than immigrants?

  4. Swedish rapper Timbuktu’s feelings hurt
    by “racist cartoon

    The successful Norwegian cartoonist made a cartoon about cannibals

    In an African village
    – So, N’gatti, you’ve come to ask for my daughter’s LEG?
    – eh..hand! HAND! Did I say leg?

    – I feel violated and very sad
    Jason Michael Bosak Diakité, Rapper Timbuktu

    Norwegian cartoonist is devastated

  5. Norwegian authorities demand that owner of child welfare center return taxpayers’
    money

    The owner of Toten child welfare and competence center (TBK), Mossi A Zaferi is disappointed, and feels this is unreasonable

    Lucrative child welfare business

    Zaferi’s personal fortune amounted to 10 million USD in 2010, which makes him the second richest in Gjøvik, North of Oslo.

    The child welfare center specialises in multiethnical competence, and children with no parents, or resource persons.

    – Children of what age?

    In the summer of 2011, a boy was sent on a leave alone for six days.

    After engaging PwC to check the accounting, the Child, Youth, and Family Directorate demands 670 000 USD to be returned from TBK.

    Only since 2002 TBK has sent bills amounting to a total of half a billion NOK, 83 million USD.

    Mossi Antonio Zaferi has spent 15 million USD from child welfare revenues to increasing the value of the center, which will be beneficial to the users, he claims.

    In 2008 he could cash in 15 million NOK, USD 2,5 million from his wholly owned Multikompetanse Holding, mother company of his child welfare company.

    Millions rolling into Zefari’s cash registers

    In 2009, the Norwegian state paid Zaferi’s companies 13 million dollars to install child welfare children and young asylum seekers in his institutions in Raufoss and Gjøvik.

    Feelgood story

    The Irani, Mossi Antonio Zaferi arrived in Gjøvik alone, and with
    two empty hands

    Hamar Arbeiderblad displays the successful super-fit and well heeled owner of the luxurious estate that opens up to the youths, with a planned winter garden and an inviting swimming pool in a style that could outshine any SPA any day(2009)

  6. After his arrest, he told police that he had felt compelled to “do something extreme to draw attention to Islam and himself, so he planned to shoot police officers.”

    Ahhh the wonders of a multicultural society.

  7. As for the Swiss love of guns coming under fire, it’s not surprising to see someone like Mr. Philip Jaffé attack it. Clearly someone suffering from Stockholm syndrome, since he works and possibly lives in the crime-infested dhimmi city of Genevastan, he is simply another example of the ills affecting the minds of an enormous number of people living in that place and the canton of Geneva itself. If denial and appeasement were any remedies for the problems caused by muslim mass-immigration, Malmö’s, the UK’s and Genevastan’s problems with their muslims would long ago have become history.

    On the fine that Sony has been ordered to pay for the song “Veja os Cabelos Dela”, there is one more interesting fact about it… Francisco Everardo Oliveira Silva, a.k.a. Tiririca, was the candidate running for congress in 2010 in Brazil to get the most votes in the election, over 1.3 million. His campaign slogans included “I don’t know what a congressman does, but if you vote for me, I’ll tell you.”

    Jedilson Bonfim.

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