German Politics: It’s Nobody’s Business But the Turks’

The following report by Egri Nök was published earlier today at Vlad Tepes in a slightly different form.

Germany: Top Islamic Lobbyist Makes Revealing Tweet

by Egri Nök

A top Islamic lobbyist in Germany is boasting about his excellent connections to the German establishment in a series of tweets.

He isn’t just an ordinary guest on the party convention of Merkel’s CDU that is taking place today:

“We are guests of honor on all conventions of our democratic parties in Germany, and on the #cdupt [CDU party convention 2018]”

(source: Aiman Mazyek on Twitter, Feb. 26, 10:09 AM CET)

The clause “all conventions of democratic parties” appears to be a dig at the Islam-critic partyAfD (Alternative für Deutschland), who do not invite Islamic lobbyists to their conventions. Mr. Mazyek seems to imply here that only a non-democratic party would not have him as a guest of honor.

The AfD now come second strongest in opinion polls in Germany, while the two established, and traditionally largest parties, Merkel’s CDU and the SPD, have seen their historic lows in the recent elections.

Nevertheless, they have been in negotiations for weeks now to form another ‘Grand Coalition’ government for the next four years, while the AfD is the strongest opposition party in the Bundestag.

SPD and CDU’s mutual government declaration of last week included the statement of intent to fight “anti-Islamic sentiments”, a first-time German government declaration.

Aiman Mazyek is chair of the ZMD, Council of Muslims in Germany, a frequent talk show guest, and not just the German mainstream media’s darling:


Aiman Mazyek, Angela Merkel and Social Democrat chief Sigmar Gabriel at a 2015 “vigil” in Berlin in response another Islamic terror attack.

His organization ZMD was founded as recent as 1994, their name mimicking the long-established ZJD, Council of Jews in Germany.

Organizationally, Mr. Mazyek’s ZMD is an umbrella organization for Islamic groups in Germany, including a thinly-veiled German branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Some researchers deem the ZMD as a whole a covert Muslim Brotherhood organization. The Muslim Brotherhood is banned as a terrorist organization in Germany.

Another tweet by Mr. Mazyek earlier indicates what to expect from the new German government:

“Guest at the #cdupt18 [CDU party convention 2018] … met the designated integration minister Anette Widmann-Mauz — looking forward to the cooperation.”

(Aiman Mazyek on Twitter, Feb. 26, 9:21 AM CET)

2 thoughts on “German Politics: It’s Nobody’s Business But the Turks’

  1. I implore everyone to look at the vigil photo posted in this article.

    The twinkle in Mutti’s eye and wry grin on her face as she confers with the Islamic (a co-believer?) tell us everything we need to know about her.

    I bet their only regret was that the terror operation in question did not eliminate more infidels.

  2. Mr. Mazyek used to be invited frequently, but is not anymore. The tv makers must have learned that people don’ t swallow his lies as easily as before and that their muslim agenda is not working anymore.

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