Month: September 2022

Hungarian President Orbán once again settled accounts with the West and its “values”. The West has given up, Orbán underscored, which is why the proportion of people of non-European origin will rise to over 50 percent as a result of mass immigration. One could also call it “population exchange or flooding”.

In this context, Orbán expressly referred to the novel The Camp of the Saints by the French author Jean Raspail from 1973 in an interview with the German Tichys Einblick portal.

Orbán spoke of the “post-West”, which under the influence of the immigrant culture has lost its rationality, its Christian roots and the “light of enlightenment”.

“Changing that would require measures that should not be thought of,” he quoted the French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut. “The West in the spiritual sense has moved to Central Europe. The West is here and there is only the post-West left and a battle is raging between the two halves of Europe.”

In Eastern Europe, on the other hand, Europeans with their culture and tradition kept to themselves, forming “a mixture of peoples living in their own European home. And if the constellation of the stars is a happy one and the wind blows favourably, then these peoples also merge in such a Hungarian-Pannonian sauce and create a peculiarly new European culture. We have always fought for this, we are ready to mix with each other, but we don’t want to become multiracial,” Orbán said. The Pannonian Basin centres on the territory of Hungary, which lies entirely within the basin.

Hungary wanted to protect European civilization from the onslaught of Islam in the same way that “we fought near Belgrade in 1456 and repelled the Turks near Vienna and the Franks stopped the Arabs at Poitiers”. However, the old West no longer wants to fight these battles.

“What we thought was the West is no longer the West.” However, there is a vague hope: If the Italian Georgia Meloni wins the elections in September, then it could be a “game changer” for the whole of Europe.

https://freewestmedia.com/2022/09/11/orban-warns-of-population-exchange-or-flooding/

Some Muslim youths from the community are threatening Hindu girls and pushing them to befriend them at Project Plus 2 High School in Ormanjhi in the Ranchi district. As per a report by Jagran, the Muslim youth who entered the school brandishing weapons, threatened class IX students to become friends or they would pick them up.

When the school’s professors and several other students protested, they were also threatened with grave consequences. According to the female students, such threats have been made to tribal and other Hindu girls for the past week. The terrified girls told their parents about it, following which, on Saturday, a meeting was organized on the school grounds to discuss the situation. 

The Ormanjhi police station has been informed about the entire situation. The act has sparked outrage among the residents of the neighborhood. Angry locals have filed a formal complaint at Ormanjhi police station against all of the accused, Firdous Ansari, Suhail Ansari, Muzammil Ansari, Taufik Ansari, and Jameel Ansari, all of whom live in Mayapur Chandra.

The accused’s families were also present at the village meeting

A large number of villagers attended the meeting, as did public figures from the region, social workers, school teachers, and members of the management committee. Complete information concerning the incident was obtained from the school’s students present at the meeting.

Prior to the meeting, some public representatives visited the home of a student, questioned her, and confirmed the truth. Some of the accused’s parents had also arrived at the meeting. The villagers demanded that the accused youngsters should also be called to the meeting. The cops from the Ormanjhi police station also arrived after getting the information. 

The locals have requested that the police file an FIR against the offenders. Rajiv Kumar Singh, the in-charge of the police station, stated that legal action will be taken after a case is filed against all.

The matter escalated on the occasion of Teacher’s Day

The issue escalated on September 5, Teacher’s Day, when the accused overturned the generator installed in the school. Then, in front of the school teachers and students, they waved weapons and assaulted some of them.

The students of the school told the gathering that some Mayapur youngsters summon the youths of Kute, Kokdora, Chakla, and Chandwe, and then they hang out in and around the school. They consume drugs and make crude remarks about schoolgirls. Their audacity has grown to the point where they enter the school by climbing the wall, and molest the female students. Protesting students and instructors were also threatened. The school administration committee has access to this information as well. Some of them are students at the same school who have been temporarily expelled.

https://www.opindia.com/2022/09/jharkhand-muslim-youth-brandishing-weapons-threaten-girls-in-a-school-in-ranchi/

Eight out of ten “refugee” immigrants in Sweden have at some point vacationed in the country from which they sought protection. This showed in a poll carried out by Novus.

According to the survey, which was carried out on behalf of the online newspaper Bulletin, 85 percent of all people born abroad have at some point gone on holiday to their home country.

The proportion is largest among immigrants that have relatives in their home countries. A whopping 92 percent of them have at some point vacationed in their country of origin. Among adoptees, instead, only 41 percent have ever returned to the country in which they were born.

Of the “refugee” immigrants, 79 percent have at some point visited the country they fled from. The survey was conducted between 18 and 24 August and is based on 1 050 people born abroad.

‘Refugee’ as a badge of honor

A reporter from Sveriges Television (SVT), the Swedish public service television Abir Shalati, 26, has described herself as a “proud refugee”. But as soon as she received a Swedish passport, she went on holiday to her home country of Syria, from which she claims to have fled, Swedish outlet Samhällsnytt highlighted.

Abir Shalati arrived in Sweden on 9 October 2013, according to the Swedish Migration Agency. Months later, she received a permanent residence permit and in 2019 she became a Swedish citizen.

In the same year, she was also recruited by Swedish Radio. Her meteoric career continued thereafter and since February this year Shalati has been a reporter at SVT.

As soon as Abir Shalati received her Swedish passport, she went on holiday home to Syria. In December 2018, she described on Facebook how she hated having to “wait for that wine-red booklet called a passport”.

In July 2019, she wrote that it was then only a few days until she would visit her “home country, for the first time after 7 years”.

Swedish law enables return

According to the Aliens Act, a person “ceases to be a refugee if he or she, of his or her own free will, again avails himself or herself of the protection of the country of which he or she is a national”. However, this does not apply to immigrants who have already been granted Swedish citizenship and therefore cannot be expelled under current legislation.

Meanwhile, Abir Shalati has presented herself as a “proud refugee” in social media campaigns. Among them in the group “New Swedes in Sweden”, where she highlights the lucrative career she has been able to pursue in Swedish state media.

On social media, she has also shared “Islamist propaganda”, according to Samhällsnytt. In Kristianstadsbladet’s Arabic edition Mosaik, she wrote a column last year claiming that it is just a myth that women were oppressed by Islam.

Abir Shalati declined to comment when approached by Samhällsnytt. Instead, she has deleted photos and posts from her social media accounts, according to the site.

In a post on Facebook in June this year, the Swedish Migration Agency gave tips to immigrants from the third world who want to travel on holiday to the country they fled from.

“I want to travel home and visit my family this summer, can I do that if my residence permit has expired and I’m waiting for a decision on extension?” Thus reads the common question that the Swedish Migration Agency has answered in a Facebook post.

The authority’s response reads:

“If you plan to leave Sweden, you should ensure that you have a valid passport and a valid residence permit card because you must be able to present these documents when you travel back into Sweden. If you travel when your residence permit card has expired, you may have to wait for your decision outside Sweden.”

Swedes unhappy about the obvious scam

At the same time, the Swedish Migration Agency warned immigrants that it was the border police who controlled entries to Sweden. “The Migration Agency cannot decide whether you are allowed to enter the country or not,” the agency noted.

The post has received a large number of indignant comments from other users on Facebook.

“If you want to travel home to your home country this summer on vacation, it would probably be safe to return and thus there would be no justification for a residence permit,” one writer pointed out.

https://freewestmedia.com/2022/09/11/eight-out-of-ten-refugees-have-vacationed-in-their-home-country/

Of the 16 German regional states, just four still have room to accommodate incoming asylum seekers, as the country struggles to deal with new influxes of migrants coming by the Balkan route.

The 12 German states which have reached their capacity to accommodate asylum seekers have become full due to the large numbers of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the conflict with Russia on top of asylum seekers from other countries. They have been forced to suspend their distribution system, according to a spokeswoman from the Interior Ministry.

The spokeswoman added that the German federal government was looking to aid the states by making 318 federally-owned properties available to house asylum seekers and refugees, the European Union-funded website InfoMigrants reports.

Bavaria’s Interior Joachim Herrmann. who chairs Germany’s Conference of Interior Ministers, commented on the ongoing issue saying: “In Bavaria, the accommodation options for asylum seekers are increasingly being used to capacity” — but he added that “Bavaria is currently still receptive” regardless.

Hermann complained that the federal government should not accept more asylum seekers but then leave the German states to deal with finding them accommodation, noting that Bavartia’s asylum accommodations are currently 102.7 per cent occupied.

Baden-Württemberg’s Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann, meanwhile, claimed that there are more refugees in Germany today than during the 2015 migrant crisis.

“We already have more refugees than in the refugee crisis of 2015. The population must be prepared for the fact that we will find ourselves in difficult situations again,” Kretschmann said last month.

Along with the surge of Ukrainians seeking refuge from the conflict with Russia, Germany has also seen a 140 per cent increase in illegal arrivals across its border with the Czech Republic, with arrivals are said to be at a record high.

The migrants coming across this border are mainly from Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq, according to the tabloid Bild.

“The smuggling business is running at full speed again and the federal government has so far been watching idly,” Christoph de Vries, a member of the centre-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU), said.

The increase coincides with a surge of activity along the Balkan migration route this year, with the European Union border agency Frontex noting in June that the number of illegals using it had increased by 167 per cent.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/09/10/sorry-were-full-majority-of-german-regions-have-no-more-room-for-asylum-seekers/

Many Hindu families in the Aligarh district of Uttar Pradesh have been forced to abandon their homes owing to the fear of harassment at the hands of the Jihadi elements. Many residences in this area have ‘Ghar Bikau Hai’ (This house is for sale) posters in front of them. Muslim boys molest girls and get into fights if they are confronted, according to Hindu victims.

This is the story of Morthal village in the Aligarh area, where Muslim youths have made the lives of Hindu girls hell. According to an exclusive report by Times Now Navbharat, numerous Dalit families in Morthal village have vowed to abandon their homes after being constantly harassed by Muslims. 

Furthermore, an attempt has been made to hide the ‘For Sale’ signs by painting those signs with black paint.

One of the victims told Times now, “These people (four Muslim youngsters) were using casteist remarks apart from abusing me. Not only that, but they were also making vulgar gestures toward me. When I told my father about it later that evening, he rebuked the teenagers, and the Muslim boys began beating him up. My father was beaten with a cycle chain, and I was dragged from inside the house and they hurled abuses at me. This is a daily occurrence.”

Another person from the area claimed that Muslim youngsters visit his neighborhood and engage in inappropriate behavior with girls and women. He said that the terror of Muslims has increased in the last few days.

When the girls were assaulted again on Sunday (September 4, 2022), the police were called, according to the complainant. The Dalit community claims that the police are not helping with the probe. At the same time, the village head is putting pressure and discussing a resolution on behalf of the Muslim side.

However, after receiving information about the incident, the police assured action by filing a complaint against the offenders. Police assured that nobody will have to leave and everyone will be assured of their safety.

https://www.opindia.com/2022/09/hindu-families-looking-to-migrate-from-aligarh-after-constant-harassment-muslim-youth/