I reported on Wednesday about the mujahideen who plotted a massive terror attack at a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna. Ripples from the incident are spreading through Western media, especially the German-language outlets.

Below are two articles related to the planned terror attacks by would-be shahids, both translated by Hellequin GB.

The first article, from the online news portal Nius, concerns responses by leftist/feminist women in Austria and Germany, who blame “toxic men” for the cancellation of the concerts of their favorite pop star. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:

Islamism? Not at all! The enemies of left-wing Swift fans are “toxic men”

Taylor Swift was once an icon of classic Republican America: she grew up on a Christmas tree farm, sang country pop and embodied a conservative ideal. Then left-wing feminists discovered the singer for themselves — and a pop-cultural liaison full of contradictions began.

The left-wing Swifties form a strange subculture within the Swift universe. Like all Swifties, they are not only good at memorizing song lyrics, screaming their hearts out and stringing pearls, but also have remarkable skills in denial. This is how they manage to celebrate Swift as an icon of feminism while simultaneously reveling in her deeply conservative lyrics, which primarily revolve around two themes: Women want men. Women don’t want men anymore.

Prominent examples of left-wing Swift fans include the Green Party politicians Ricarda Lang and Emilia Fester. [No self-respecting man would want them in any case.]

Lang, who has benefited from the women’s quota within the Green Party all her life, filmed herself singing along to the line “ the patriarchy” while attending a Swift concert. Fester, who is known to a wider public primarily through dance videos in the Bundestag, even felt called upon to write a detailed, culturally critical reflection on Instagram from the perspective of the “former theater maker,” but despite everything, she also came to the conclusion that “ the patriarchy” was the “right approach.”

“How can this be?”

The foiled Islamist attack on Swift concerts in Vienna, which led to the cancellation of three events, now opens up new opportunities for left-wing Swifties to demonstrate their talent for repression.

The political scientist Natascha Strobl, who is otherwise committed to the fight “against the far-right,” set a good example. In a cascade of tweets, she vented her outrage, which was primarily directed against the authorities: “How can that be? How can you not ensure security? Any filthy thing can take place, but Taylor Swift can’t?” She even called for the resignation of Interior Minister Gerhard Karner: “Why couldn’t the police guarantee security for the organizers? What a f***ing scandal. Karner must resign. Really.”

Strobl asked numerous questions — in a commendable, power-critical manner: “Why do you only find out about it one day before a concert and only after being tipped off by foreign services? What is that? Why do other countries manage to host the Olympic Games and Austria cannot arrest potential terrorists in time and on its own?” In fact, the perpetrator was at least arrested in time to prevent anyone from being killed. The concerts had to be cancelled anyway, which not only angered Strobl because she had already made numerous bracelets to exchange, but also made her politically suspicious: “Then no major event can take place at all right now? It was generally said that major events took place. Why can’t Austria manage to get the biggest star in the world to perform?”

Strobl seemed to suspect some kind of conspiracy against Swift and her fans: “Was Taylor Swift or her fans directly targeted or was it some major event and Swifties were just unlucky? If 2: why are other major events still taking place?” Strobl had at least four words for the 19-year-old Islamist: “F*** terrorists. F*** ISIS.”

Toxic men

The Austrian journalist Heide Rampetzreiter said: “180,000 people, especially women, are being deprived of their joy because a few toxic men have small egos. This is misogyny in its purest form.” Rampetzreiter was careful not to mention that this form of toxic masculinity is also referred to as Islamism.

In a commentary in Die Presse, she later mentioned the Islamist background to the attack plans. Nevertheless, it is striking how difficult it is for the left-wing Swifties to name Islamism as the reason for the cancellation. Numerous left-wing commentators warned online against exploiting the incident for “right-wing agitation”. Others addressed themselves directly to “all misogynists and reactionaries, Islamist or otherwise radical”. Fortunately, nothing is known at this point about attack plans by other radical misogynists. [I seriously doubt that there ever will be…]

The Austrian Minister for Climate Protection, the Green politician Leonore Gewessler, who is also responsible for mobility, said: “The terrorists want to divide us through fear and panic and take away our way of life, our diversity and our openness.” [And who let them in in their millions and is still screaming for open borders for more of the same? Just asking a pertinent question here.]

She announced that all people who had bought train tickets for one of the concerts would be refunded.

Swift’s young fans would perhaps be better off if, instead of refunded train tickets, they received a little less of the “diversity” that mainly hides uncontrolled migration from patriarchal cultures. The cancellation of the concerts made Thursday a black day for left-wing Swifties, even if they are reluctant to admit the real reason: It is their agreement with unregulated mass migration that makes them secret accomplices of Islamism.

Afterword from the translator:

What we’re seeing here is the manifestation of ideological retardation at its finest.

These morons would rather die that to admit that they are wrong, wrong, wrong about each and every aspect of their lives, which they want to force onto us.

Let them pay the price, is all one can say about these imbeciles.

The second article is also from Nius. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:

Swift concerts, Pride Parade: This hate preacher is radicalising Vienna’s young Islamists

His name is Ahmad Armith, he calls himself “Abul Baraa” as an online preacher, and is considered one of the most dangerous Salafists in the scene. One of the thwarted attackers at the Vienna Pride Parade was radicalized by him — and the 19-year-old who now wanted to cause a bloodbath at the Taylor Swift concert also followed the Islamist on TikTok.

The Islamist influencer with Palestinian roots originally preached from Berlin. He packages his Salafist messages in short TikTok videos, which he uses to radicalize young people in particular. Ahmad Abul Baraa is now one of the most influential preachers on the Internet. The man with the full beard, who always wears a white caftan, also has a large fan base in Austria.

The preacher spreads his medieval views through harmless introductory questions and prepares the ground for the fight of young jihadists. The Berlin mosque where he once preached and where Islamist bigwigs such as ISIS terrorist Denis Cuspert appeared has since been closed.

Pride parade suspect followed hate preacher on the internet

Abul Baraa moved to Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, where he still works today. He has 46,000 followers on Instagram and 81,000 followers on TikTok. The preacher’s quote: “Shame on you. The Kuffar (note: unbelievers) are entering our countries and killing the Muslims, and you are the one who loves them, too. They kill your sister, they kill your father, they rape your sister…” [I wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole, even if they offered me millions to do so. I have standards and taste.]

The Salafist’s young followers also included the suspect (14) who, together with two like-minded people, is said to have planned an attack on the Vienna Rainbow Parade in 2023. One day before the event, he and his accomplices were arrested. Videos of the hate preacher were found in his social media contacts, and he himself stated in one of his interrogations that he followed Abul Baraa on the Internet and acted according to his instructions. The investigation is still ongoing and the suspects are at large.

Taylor terrorist was a fan of the Berlin Salafist

The German Salafist is also said to be playing a role again in the current case involving the three cancelled Viennese concerts of US pop star Taylor Swift (34). [Just because some morally corrupt official gave this bastard a German passport doesn’t make him a German, now, does it?]

According to information from sources close to the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, one of his followers is Beran A. (19) from Ternitz, who originally comes from Vienna. He is the main suspect who confessed to planning an attack on the singer’s fans using a car and a homemade bomb.

Beran A. had sworn eternal loyalty to the terrorists of the so-called “Islamic State” (IS) and wanted to die in the “holy war” after a suicide attack.

Afterword from the translator:

I now fully expect hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Austria to take to the streets and distance themselves from these individuals and the dragging of their faith through pigs’ ordure. Otherwise, I must assume that they will tacitly tolerate such acts in the name of their faith…

Anyway, they are raised differently, grew up differently, were educated differently, have different sets of “morality”, etc. etc.

It doesn’t matter whether they were born in Europe; people are shaped by their interactions.

They will not become Europeans who fit into our communities; they remain a potentially deadly danger, regardless of whether they live in residential areas that they have taken over, work in government agencies or sit in parliaments.

They are all time bombs, set to go off at different intervals and in different ways.

For me they are dangerous strangers who should not be in Europe since they hate Europe and its people as they have shown over and over.

Europe doesn’t need them, and nobody who loves his or her family and country should want them.

Why would any sane person let someone deliberately smoke in a powder mill?