Gates of Vienna News Feed 8/31/2018

One of the men arrested for the murder of a native German in Chemnitz had a criminal record, and was supposed to have been deported in 2016. He has been identified as a 22-year-old Iraqi named Yousif A., and his accomplice is a Syrian named Alaa S.

In other news, Dutch police shot and wounded a man who went on a stabbing rampage in a train station in Amsterdam. The attacker, reportedly an Afghan, lightly wounded two people before being shot. His motive is unknown, but the authorities are considering the possibility that the attack was terror-related.

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Thanks to Caroline Glick, Dean, Dora, JD, Reader from Chicago, Vlad Tepes, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.

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Terror Comes to the Frosch Nightclub

We posted a brief report yesterday about an attack on the Frosch (German for “frog”) nightclub in Frankfurt. The video below has more details — a manager of the club was interviewed on the radio about what happened that night.

Many thanks to MissPiggy for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:

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Boys Just Want to Have Fun

An Afghan “youth” was about to be deported. It was his last day in Sweden, and he wanted to have some fun. So he got a bottle of whiskey and…

Many thanks to FouseSquawk for translating this article from Fria Tider:

Rape when he should be deported: “It was the last day and I should have fun”

August 15, 2018

The day after the rape, the locale NSD published a long article about how bad it was about the Afghan for his expulsion.

The raped woman was found unconscious and half-naked on a pier in Luleå. Now the suspected rapist is being prosecuted — a 22-year-old Afghan who was to be deported from Sweden.

“This was the last day. I should just have fun,” explained the Afghan when the police arrested him for the rape.

It was at 7:24am on Sunday when the police were alerted that a lifeless woman lay on the ground at the pier at Lulsundsgatan in Luleå.

An elderly couple had been alarmed after seeing from a distance that an Afghan in a nearby gazebo had intercourse with a woman who was completely “limp”.

The woman had been visiting the harbor festival in Luleå. She had taken a large number of anxiolytic tablets during the evening, and the last thing she remembered was that the Afghan invited her for whiskey and some other kind of drink, and explained that he was going to have sex with her.

When the police came to the scene, the woman lay unconscious at the pier with her upper body naked. The 22-year-old Afghan said to the police that it was his “last day” and that he “was only having fun”.

The Afghan came to Sweden during the asylum wave and applied for asylum in October 2015. The Swedish Migration Board rejected his application in August 2017, and in January 2018 the decision took effect. On June 25, two weeks before the rape, the man was sent to the police for expulsion.

Got his own newspaper article in the local newspaper

Norrländsk Socialdemokraten, NSD, published a so-called sob story article about Afghanistan on the day after the rape, the local newspaper’s left journalist Linda Kask reported.

Kast said, among other things, that the suspected rapist risked “being killed for his faith” if he were expelled, because he now claims that he is an “atheist”. In the article, the 22-year-old puts out the text that he is at risk of being persecuted by the “Taliban” at home in Afghanistan.

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Orban and Salvini’s Concerted Push-Back

Look out, Merkel and Macron. The water must be above your ankles by now. Keep bailing!

Dr. Turley again, talking about the eventual Fail of the globalist EU and its replacement by an updated version. One with border security and cultural pride.

When you open the video, move the bar over to 1:00 minute to skip the annoying commercial. YooTube said it would begin at 1:00 minute, but it lied. Too bad Turley’s doing that. It detracts considerably from his message.

I believe Vlad Tepes is working on a subtitled video of the Orban/Salvini meeting. That should be entertaining; Salvini missed his calling as an actor who proclaims with gusto.

It’s good to know the important things that the MSM doesn’t bother reporting.

No Hijab for Underage Girls!

A group of feminists in Germany is calling for a ban on the wearing of hijab by minor girls. These women not only identify forced veiling as a form of child abuse, but also as the sexualization of a child: in an Islamic context, a veiled child is implicitly identified as a nubile female, one who would therefore be sexually available to men in appropriate circumstances.

Many thanks to MissPiggy for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:

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Gates of Vienna News Feed 8/30/2018

An American-flagged yacht was detained by Greek authorities when it attempted to smuggle 71 illegal migrants out of Greek territory, presumably bound for Italy. Meanwhile, the Greek government arrested thirty NGO workers for allegedly assisting the people-smugglers.

In other news, Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Google for possible violations of antitrust laws.

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Thanks to Andy Bostom, Dora, Insubria, JD, Reader from Chicago, SS, Vlad Tepes, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.

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Matteo Salvini: I Feel Sorry for the Prosecutor of Agrigento

The following interview with Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini was published before his meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Many thanks to FouseSquawk for this translation from the Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano:

Diciotti (ship)

Salvini: “I want to be tried. The case will boomerang on the prosecutor of Agrigento. I’m sorry for him”

Investigated by Sicilian magistrates for illegal detention, illegal arrest and abuse of power, the interior minister, speaking to Il Messaggero and Libero [newspapers], talks of having received many messages of solidarity and that he will waive immunity. “I want to see how it will end.”

“In Agrigento, everything will come out positively, and therefore I thank the prosecutor because it will boomerang.” For Matteo Salvini, the investigation opened by the Sicilian magistrates regarding the ship, Diciotti, which sees him accused of illegal detention, illegal arrest and abuse of power, “Everything will come out positively,” says the minister to Messaggero. And remembering having received many messages of solidarity, also on the part of judges and prosecutors, speaking to Libero, beginning today there is a signature collection [petition] in his support. To the question of whether he will ask the Senate to say “no” to an authorization to proceed, he responds, “Absolutely not.” If the tribunal says that I must be tried, I will go before the magistrates and explain that I am not a kidnapper. I want to see how this will end.”

Besides the waiving of immunity, he commented also on the choice of the Agrigento prosecutor. “I have only done my work as minister, and am ready to do it again. For the rest, I am sorry for the Agrigento prosecutors. I think that with all the problems that Sicily has, the priority is certainly not to investigate Salvini. And he was the same one who some months ago said, ‘The risks of terrorists on board the boats is high.’ Has he changed his mind?” He then turned to the idea of reforming justice. “But not for the investigation into Salvini — exactly — but because we have millions of trials delayed and this is one of the problems that stops investment in Italy.” He then remembers having received “a tide of messages of solidarity”, and continues:” I believe that (the prosecutors) in Agrigento have misjudged if they thought they could intimidate someone.” Among the many messages of support, there are some from judges and public ministers from various prosecutors’ offices.

As to the opening of a judicial investigation Sunday, also weighing in is vice-premier Luigi DiMaio, who while defending the Lega (Northern League) leader has called for respect for the judiciary. A point on which today, weighing in the columns of La Repubblica, the president of the ANM (Associazione Nazionale Magistrati) Francesco Minisci, who deplores the “union of the togas”, alongside the prosecutor of Agrigento, Luigi Patronaggio, and maintains that Bonafede should support the work of the magistrates: “He who covers institutional duties, in particular the minister of justice, should defend the constitutional prerogatives of the magistrates.” “One thing is certain, underlines Minischi, “as we have already done, we will react every time in which there are attacks on the autonomy and the independence of every single magistrate, from whomever it comes. On constitutional principles, we will not take one step back.” And he adds: “Nobody should be able to interfere in the work of colleagues. If, in the case of the ship Diciotto, crimes have been committed, and in a positive case, whoever has committed them, it must be established who will investigate: This means autonomy and independence for the magistrate(s)”.

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Rendezvous in Chemnitz

There were more protests today in the German city of Chemnitz. I saw a live-stream while they were happening, but I don’t have any new material from them — these subtitled videos are from yesterday.

The first video is a typical leftist PC TV news presentation on what’s happening in Chemnitz. The presenter is at pains to emphasize the “neo-Nazi” nature of the demonstrations, plainly hoping to shame ordinary German citizens into avoiding them. If Chemnitz is like the EDL demos in Britain six or eight years ago, those sieg-heiling people are government plants, inserted among the demonstrators to provide useful snapshots and footage like the ones shown here.

The second video is a call by a “German” culture-enricher, summoning migrants from all over the country to come to Chemnitz and make their presence felt. If his fellow enrichers heed his summons, this could be the first simmering wave of what may later become a fully boiling civil war. Or it may fizzle out without any significant confrontation — we’ll see.

Many thanks to Miss Piggy for the translations, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling.

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Racist Pig Conversations in London Pubs

Racist Pig Conversations in London Pubs

by El Inglés

‘See, I don’t actually have anything against the Muzzies themselves,’ said Rasher, leaning forward and putting his elbows firmly on the table. ‘I mean, at least they’re honest about it.’

‘They are honest, Rasher, they are,’ replied Smokey, in his usual placid tones. It was already past closing time in the small, rundown London pub Smokey had been running for the last fifteen years. Rasher and Smokey, old friends, were the only pigs left that night.

‘They don’t like us, and they admit they don’t like us. You have to respect that. It’s the bloody white people that bother me, Smokey. They pretend to have some sort of affection for us, but they make our lives a misery.’

‘They do create a lot of problems, Rasher, don’t they?’ said Smokey, always conciliatory in conversation. He drained the last of his pint of Guinness, and settled back into his seat to listen to what was clearly going to be another anti-white diatribe from his old friend.

‘If you’re taking some cash out of the ATM and you suddenly realize there’s someone behind you and you look around, who do you want to see — a white person or, say, a Somali? Come on, be honest…’ said Rasher with passion.

Smoky paused for thought and then replied: ‘A Somali.’ ‘Exactly!’ said Rasher, a triumphant look on his face. ‘No pig with half a brain wants to look round and see a white person standing there. God knows I’m not a racist, I’m just being honest, that’s all. Pakis, Arabs, Somalis, fine, whatever. But you never know where you stand with white people. They can just grab you, cut your head off, and chuck it through a mosque window.’

Smoky pulled a face. ‘I’m not sure,’ he said, hesitantly. ‘My mate Feathers is a chicken, and he’s more worried about black people, on the whole. He always crosses the street when he sees them coming. It’s the only way to stay off the menu around Jamaicans, around Nigerians…’. His voiced tailed off. ‘Big problem for chickens, it is, and things are getting worse. He’s had to move house twice this year.’

‘Fair enough, but we’re talking as pigs, right?’ objected Rasher. ‘And as a pig, it’s the white people you have to be careful around. Half a chance, and they’re making bacon out of you and saving your head for extra-curricular activities.’

Smoky took another drag on his cigarette as he stopped to ponder his friend’s words. He knew that Rasher was no racist. Rasher had always tried to take people as he found them, even white people with neck tattoos. But things had clearly reached breaking point.

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The Pakistani Veto

Geert Wilders has cancelled the Draw Mohammed contest:

Right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders has canceled a planned ‘draw Muhammad’ cartoon contest in the Netherlands after Islamic terrorists threatened to attack the event.

The announcement follows a threat by a Pakistani Muslim who posted a video to Facebook vowing to assassinate Wilders before he was arrested.

“The threats resulting from the cartoon contest are running out of control,” Wilders said in a statement posted to Twitter. “Now other people are in danger because of extremist Muslims who see not only me but the Netherlands as a target.”

“If innocent people are murdered then they and no one else are responsible. To avoid the risk of victims from Islamic violence, I have decided to cancel the cartoon competition,” he added.

Wilders made the decision to cancel the event after an Islamist posted a video to Facebook announcing he was in the Hague and ready to kill the Dutch politician.

Tweet by Geert Wilders:

Here’s the video (thanks to C for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling):

As everyone who reads Gates of Vienna knows, Geert Wilders has lived with tight security protection since 2004. It’s too bad Pakistanis — or any other majority Muslim country — can publicly tell the world about life-threatening attacks against those in the West they disagree with, ensuring a shut down of the venue.

Fox News has the latest.

We saw what these miscreants did in Denmark, and then in Texas. Now they repeated the same game plan in the Netherlands. Threaten, attack, and silence. What other country would be willing to host this contest? Which country is free enough?

The Knife of Peace Comes to Frankfurt

As a break from the news on Chemnitz, here’s a report about an attack by armed “youths” on a nightclub in Frankfurt. There’s no word on the ethnicity of the perpetrators, but during the attack they are alleged to have shouted “Allahu Akhbar”, which is Arabic for “We feel alienated, marginalized, disenfranchised, and discriminated against.”

Many thanks to MissPiggy for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:

See also: Jihad Watch

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Gates of Vienna News Feed 8/29/2018

Angry Pakistanis have taken to the streets to demonstrate against Geert Wilders’ “Draw Mohammed” contest, which will be held in the Dutch parliament next month. The Senate in Pakistan passed a resolution condemning the contest. Meanwhile, the Dutch justice minister said that the videotape made by a Pakistani threatening Geert Wilders’ life was “revolting”. The would-be assassin was arrested by Dutch police after he arrived in the Netherlands.

In other news, the Libyan coast guard rescued more than 400 migrants off the country’s coast. There’s no word about where those migrants will be off-loaded.

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Thanks to C. Cantoni, Dora, Insubria, JD, Reader from Chicago, SS, Upananda Brahmachari, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.

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Caveat: Articles in the news feed are posted “as is”. Gates of Vienna cannot vouch for the authenticity or accuracy of the contents of any individual item posted here. We check each entry to make sure it is relatively interesting, not patently offensive, and at least superficially plausible. The link to the original is included with each item’s title. Further research and verification are left to the reader.

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Beatrix von Storch on Chemnitz: “The People in This Country Are Angry”

As we reported yesterday, the murder of a native German by culture-enrichers in Chemnitz in eastern Germany has resulted in mass demonstrations on the streets of the city. The situation has spiraled out of control, with the more kinetic of the demonstrators chasing down migrants and/or leftists (it isn’t clear which).

Beatrix von Storch is a deputy leader of the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany) and a member of the Bundestag. In the following TV appearance, Ms. Von Storch holds her own admirably against two VERY hostile interviewers.

Many thanks to MissPiggy for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:

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Matteo Salvini: Go Ahead, Arrest Me — Make My Day!

Two weeks ago the Italian coast guard ship Diciotti, which was carrying 150 illegal migrants, was detained in the Sicilian port of Catania and the migrants were not allowed to land. Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said that none of the ship’s human cargo could be off-loaded until other European countries agreed to take them.

A group of progressive-minded Italians reported Mr. Salvini for what they described as his “illegal detention” of the migrants. Here’s a brief summary from ANSA:

Salvini Reported for Fomenting Race Hate

(ANSA) — Treviso, August 24 — Interior Minister Matteo Salvini in Treviso has been reported for instigating race hatred, sources said Friday. Salvini, who has taken a hard line on migrants, was reported by a group of Italian citizens for statements he made in June and July, legal sources said.

Mr. Salvini reacted with characteristic defiance to the threat of arrest, and recorded the video below in response.

Many thanks to FouseSquawk for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says Matteo Salvini is “my hero”.

Also: an English-language report on Salvini from The Express.

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