Antisemitism, Antizionism, Jihadism and the Reunited Germany. News by Fred Alan Medforth
In early August, he had sexually assaulted a woman on a train between Clermont-Ferrand and Lyon.
A 19-year-old Egyptian, who was in France illegally, had come to France from Norway on August 1.
With no fixed address, he had sexually assaulted a woman on a train between Lyon and Clermont-Ferrand on August 6. (…) Le Progrès
The German health ministry has issued a correction after it published inflated numbers on COVID-19 hospitalisations as part of its “fact booster” awareness campaign.
Germany’s Federal Ministry of Health has issued a correction after it published an inflated percentage in relation to the number of COVID-19 cases that result in hospitalisations.
The ministry has said that the “misleading” information was published due to an “editorial error”, a particularly embarrassing admission considering the body’s minister, Karl Lauterbach, has recently been challenged on his citation of COVID death statistics in the context of justifying ongoing German lockdown rules.
According to a report by Der Spiegel, the German Ministry of Health took out a number of advertisements in newspapers and online as part of a campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of COVID-19.
However, one advertisement published both physically and online as part of this “Fact Booster” awareness campaign reportedly claimed that around 10 per cent of COVID cases result in hospitalisation, a statistic that the ministry has since admitted is incorrect.
Instead, the German federal body claims, the advertisement should have said that up to 10 per cent of cases can result in hospitalisation.
What’s more, the ministry reportedly admitted that the numbers right now are “significantly lower”, with the body saying that the real figure for hospitalisations is somewhere between four and five per cent of cases.
Der Spiegel reports that the Federal Ministry for Health has now corrected the campaign.
While embarrassing enough on its own, the apparent error by the body is made only worse by the fact that the German health minister, Karl Lauterbach, has recently been accused of making misleading claims in relation to national COVID statistics to justify his own draconian lockdown regime.
With the country being one of the few remaining nations in Europe to still have various measures — including the likes of mask mandates — in place, the left-wing politician has seemingly been keen to justify his actions, arguing on social media that the country would be “sitting like a rabbit in front of a snake” without them.
The politician noted that official statistics published by the government’s Robert Koch Institute indicated that COVID resulted in “almost 100 dead a day”, before arguing that without the implementation of further lockdown measures last week, the country would be left in an even worse place.
However, the German newspaper BILD has accused the minister of using “the number of corona deaths to promote his pandemic policy”, and that “Lauterbach cannot explain his own corona numbers”.
According to the publication, the statistics Lauterbach has cited make no distinction between the number of people who die with COVID, and the number of people who die as a result of the disease.
The publication goes on to claim that the health ministry has failed to provide them with statistics that do make the distinction.
“Although Karl Lauterbach argues for stricter measures with corona death numbers, his ministry can give NO answer to the BILD request (sic),” the publication wrote in its article challenging the minister.
BILD also claims to have seen a letter sent to Lauterbach from the German Hospital Society which reportedly informed the politician that it is not possible for them to create any “comprehensive, differentiated reports on deaths from or with Corona”, and that instead only “specific studies in selected hospitals” could be presented.
“The German Hospital Society does not know how many of the deceased who are included in the statistics of corona deaths really died because of the corona diseases,” the publication goes on to claim.
This is not the first time BILD has challenged Lauterbach on statements he has made in regards to COVID-19, with the publication having previously accused the official of being privately optimistic about the state of the pandemic while publicly describing the situation as being “critical“.
First, the youth allegedly planned an explosive attack, then a knife attack on police officers. But he was stopped before his sinister plans could come to fruition.
The Federal Prosecutor’s Office had a young terror suspect arrested in Iserlohn ( North Rhine-Westphalia) on Thursday. He is alleged to have planned an Islamist-motivated attack in Germany.
The Kosovar who is German citizen had been under the influence of a follower of the terrorist organisation Islamic State (ISIS), the authorities in Karlsruhe announced.
The youth had already been told how to build an explosive device, but then feared that his plans would be foiled, he said. “That is why he decided to attack police officers with a knife.
However, it did not come to that because of his arrest, the statement said.
The exact age was not disclosed. According to information from the German press agency dpa, the man in question is a 16-year-old who was already known as a so-called dangerous terrorist. He is said to have become highly radicalised within a few months.
The arrested man has reportedly already been brought before an investigating judge at the Federal Supreme Court (BGH) and is in custody. The investigators accuse him of preparing a serious act of violence endangering the state and of supporting a foreign terrorist organisation.
The ISIS supporter who is said to have influenced him is reportedly spreading propaganda material via a messenger service and calling for “jihad”.
The father of Saman Abbas, an 18-year-old Italian-Pakistani woman believed to have been killed by her family for refusing an arranged marriage in Pakistan, has been caught on an intercept saying he killed his daughter.
Saman disappeared form her home at Novellara near Reggio Emilia on the night of April 30 2021 and has not been seen since.
She was being pressured to marry her cousin in Pakistan and wanted to leave home, Italian prosecutors say.
Her father Shabbar Abbas fled to Pakistan with his wife shortly after Saman’s disappearance and was heard saying in a phone conversation with a relative in Italy on June 8 2021: “I killed my daughter”.
The phone tap is among the evidence that will be presented that will begin in February in Italy against family members accused of murdering Sama, including her uncle.
On trial on February 10 next year are three relatives caught in France and Spain recently: uncle Danish Hasnain and two cousins Ikram Ijaz e Nomanhulaq Nomanhulaq, as well as her parents, Shabbar Abbas and Nazia Shaheen, still hiding somewhere in Pakistan.
The father, Shabbar, said in the phone tap: “For me the dignity of others is not more important than mine…I left a son in Italy (a younger son now in a shelter who has accused his uncle in the case). I killed my daughter and I left, I don’t care about anyone else at all”.
Amidst the ongoing anti-Hindu attacks in Leicester, British MP Bob Blackman has come forward in support of the community.
While addressing the Parliament on Thursday (September 22)”, he said, “I condemn the violent attacks on Hindu temples in Leicester and Smethwick, only just night. Next week, the Hindu festival of Navaratri begins.”
“The Hindu community in this country are seriously concerned about their safety in going about their celebrations,” Blackman continued. He also sought details from the new Home Secretary about the arrangements being made to ensure that the Hindu community could celebrate their religion in peace.
Bob Blackman is a Conservative Party politician and a member of the UK Parliament from the Harrow East constituency. Known as the ‘Friend of India’, he talks frequently about the exodus of Kashmiri Hindus. He often exposes Pakistan-sponsored terror through his tweets.
Blackman was felicitated with the Padma Shri Award in January 2020. In January last year, he tabled a motion in the UK Parliament, commemorating the 31st anniversary of the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley.
The motion expressed deep sadness over the violence perpetrated by the cross-border Islamic terrorists in January 1990 against the Kashmiri Pandit community. He expressed his condolences to the families of Kashmiri Pandits, who were mercilessly killed, raped, and injured during the exodus.
The motion also reiterated that families of Kashmiri Pandits had to flee their homeland to avoid persecution at the hands of the Islamists.
The Hindu community in the UK, particularly in Leicester and Birmingham, is under attack by the Islamists. What initially appeared to be a clash between the two communities following the T20 match between India and Pakistan turned out to be a well-planned and well-organized attack on Hindus, their homes, businesses, and properties in Leicester.
Several arrests were made by the Police following the attack on Hindus in the city. Later, calls were made by the “Islamist influencers” to gather in Birmingham to circle a Hindu temple to mark a “peaceful protest” against an event where Sadhvi Ritambhara was scheduled to appear.
Despite the event being postponed a week before the scheduled date, the Islamists circled the Hindu temple, hurled abuses, and threatened to attack Hindus if they were followers of BJP and RSS.
Hassan A. (34) had cowardly hidden his face behind a folder at the start of the trial. The paediatrician allegedly sexually abused three girls during treatment! On Thursday he was sentenced: two and a half years in prison!
In addition, the Essen Regional Court ruled that the doctor must not treat any women for three years, as a court spokesperson said.
The accused had confessed to the offences he was accused of. This spared the victims from having to testify in court. This had a lenient effect on the sentence.
On June 1, 2019, the Syrian had been employed as a paediatrician at the Marien Hospital in Gelsenkirchen after he had fled his home country because of the war. Only two months later, according to the public prosecutor, he allegedly groped a girl (then 14) on her breasts and in her private parts during an examination.
When the allegations came to light, he was released from duty. Since he denied the allegations at the time, it was testimony against testimony, with the result that he was allowed to continue working.
However, two more incidents occurred. He also allegedly groped these girls (15 and 14 y/o at the time).
One of the victims later told the police that she had panicked. “His way of touching me really scared me,” she stated. She had even sneaked out of the hospital after the incident and stayed outside for about an hour. “I didn’t dare go back inside.”
During a flat search, the doctor’s mobile phone and laptop were seized. The investigators found 26 child pornography files on them.
During the trial, the accused initially denied the accusations and claimed: “It was a normal examination, I only examined the body. But then he admitted everything.
The verdict is, among other things, for sexual abuse taking advantage of a treatment relationship. It is not legally binding.