— Fred Alan Medforth (@FredMedforth) December 7, 2022
Month: December 2022
Austrian left-wing politician posts on “Leonie murder case”: “Normal sex afternoon that got out of hand”
A former Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) municipal councillor in Pressbaum, district of St. Pölten, in Lower Austria, is currently causing an angry reaction with a “Twitter” posting.
Afghans’ lives destroyed just like Leonie’s
Sybille Zeisel, who according to information from the municipal office was an SPÖ councillor in Pressbaum from April 2010 to March 2013, sees the lives of the three Afghans who were convicted of the murder and rape of 13-year-old Leonie on December 2 – not yet legally binding, so the presumption of innocence still applies – as being just as destroyed as Leonie’s. She also sees it as a “completely normal sex afternoon”. Moreover, for them it was apparently not murder and rape, but a “normal sex afternoon that got out of hand”. See Sybille Zeisel’s “Twitter” entry of December 6:
“Have you lost all decency?”
The comment authors under this “tweet” can hardly believe Zeisl’s scribblings. “Have you lost all decency?” asks one user. Another says: “You obviously don’t realise it, but all you do on this topic is spout characterlessness. Like 1000 times a day for sure”. Helmut K. writes in his reply to Zeisel’s post: “Would you also say that to the girl’s relatives? I’m really interested”. And Helmut B. remarks: ” That’s so out of line. Imagine it was about your child. It sucks”. And this is only a small excerpt of what the ex-SPÖ councillor, who chose “Sybille Zeisel, red Xindl” as her Twitter account name, heard and read in response to her statements.
Editor of Austrian Broadcasting Corporation ORF worried about traumatisation
Zeisel’s compassion for the three Afghans is also reminiscent of the question posed by a journalist at the press conference held at the Ministry of the Interior on June 29, 2021, after the gruesome crime became known. This journalist, an ORF employee, was indeed worried about the traumatisation of the crime suspects, who would, after all, come from the country at war. He asked in all seriousness whether Austria had done enough for these young people.
‘Welcome to Italy’ – Italy’s conservative government rolls out red carpet for migrants at Rome airport
Italy’s conservative government appears to be giving up on its fight against immigration before it even began despite running on a campaign to control Italy and Europe’s borders. This time, top officials from Girogia Meloni’s government attended a “refugees welcome” ceremony at Rome International Airport, where 114 migrants were flown in from Libya.
At the airport, the arriving migrants were greeted by the type of NGOs and left-wing activists that conservatives, populists, and even some on the left have long warned against. Italian Minister of Interior Matteo Piantedosi and Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani also attended the welcome ceremony; the duo, as can be seen in the Remix News video below, were front and center for a photo op welcoming migrants from countries such as Syria, South Sudan, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, and Eritrea.
During the welcome ceremony, UNHCR Italian representative Chiara Cardoletti called for more immigration, saying, “Unfortunately you are the lucky ones because there are more than 2 million refugees in need of being urgently evacuated, and this year only 40,000 had this possibility. I am talking to the European Union and I urge it to take the initiative and give such an important chance to more people like you.”
The welcome event has left conservatives scratching their head, wondering how the Italian government went from being heralded as a new champion against mass immigration to receiving immigrants at Italy’s airports, alongside activists who are calling for 2 million migrants to be accepted to Italy. The reality is also that Cardoletti’s figures are far from accurate, with surveys showing there are tens of millions of Africans who want to travel to Italy and Europe.
Last month, Girogia Meloni made international headlines over her opposition to boat migrants landing in Italy. At the time, Minister for Relations with Parliament Luca Ciriani said while speaking on the “Agorà” show on the Rai3 television channel that “if Germany believes there is a humanitarian problem, it should take care of it; Italy cannot become the refuge of all immigrants.”
Much has changed in a month, and Meloni’s position was greatly watered down in a matter of days, with the country allowing the vast majority of the migrants to dock. Meloni pointed out that Italy had already accepted 90,000 illegal immigrants in 2022; but she was then taken aback by the outrage in Brussels, Paris, and Berlin and appeared to greatly backtrack from her initial stance of allowing no boats at all.
As Remix News reported, the Italian government has been weakened in the face of financial sanctions threats over rule of law from the EU — meaning that it is far less likely than the Italian government of 2018 featuring Matteo Salvini as interior minister to challenge Brussels on issues such as migration.
Still, it is one thing to be pushed around by the EU, grit your teeth, and accede to Brussels’ diktats, and quite another to scramble in front of the cameras and smile with pro-migration activists, as was on display in Rome.
It is also true that the “humanitarian corridor” project, which has brought in 500 people so far this year, is coordinated by the UNHCR, was already funded by the Italian government, and had other financial backers — from the Catholic Saint Egidio community and Italian evangelical churches to the Waldensian church. In other words, Italy’s Catholic/Christian establishments are greatly responsible for pushing these efforts.
All of this means that much of the program was already in place, and it is unlikely that the incoming government is in any position to cancel it, especially given the current political situation. Nevertheless, Italy’s conservatives are discrediting themselves by outright promoting this event.
Nobody can blame any of these migrants for wanting to come to Europe, but the voters in Italy clearly did not sign up for more immigration, whether legal or illegal. There is nothing abnormal about holding this position either. Japan, China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and many other wealthier countries have decided that both legal and illegal immigration threaten social cohesion, economic interests, and their ethnic makeup, and these countries have acted accordingly.
Much of Europe’s future rests in Italy’s hands and the success of the current Meloni government, which is why this government needs to stop trying to win a pat on the back from the very people that want to see it wiped off the political map.
Afghans Convicted for Rape and Murder of Austrian 13-Year-Old Girl Leonie
Three Afghan migrants have been convicted by an Austrian court for the rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl in Vienna who was found dead, wrapped in a carpet next to a tree in 2021.
The three Afghans were found guilty of raping and leaving the 13-year-old to die — ‘murder by omission’ — after she had been given the drug ecstasy and overdosed, with all three migrants failing to help her. Instead, the three found her, wrapped her in a carpet, and left her body by a tree near the Vienna apartment where she died.
The court found the main defendant in the case guilty of murder, Kronen Zeitung reports, and sentenced him to life in prison for his role in the young teen’s death. The two migrant males, aged 20 and 19, were found guilty of murder by omission and given sentences of 19 and 20 years respectively, the European Union-funded website InfoMigrants reports. All three were found guilty of raping a child.
The judge presiding over the case said: “They used the girl like an object and showed indifference to Leonie’s life.”
The court found that the migrants had mixed seven ecstasy tablets into a drink and given it to Leonie to drink, so they could rape her. The autopsy revealed that she had died of both overdose and suffocation. The men all admitted to sexual activity with Leonie but insisted it was consensual during the trial.
Following the discovery of the 13-year-old’s body last year in July, it was revealed that several of the suspects involved in her death had existing deportation orders but were not deported from Austria due to appeal proceedings, despite some of them being convicted for crimes including drug trafficking and theft. The fact the men had criminal convictions before going on to rape and kill a child meant that the court could impose maximum sentences on the repeat offenders.
One of the suspects even fled the country following the killing of Leonie and was not arrested until weeks later when he was discovered in London in the UK after an international manhunt.
The 22-year-old was one of the two migrants who initially met Leonie the day she died at the Danube Canal and gave her drugs before she accompanied the two back to an apartment in Vienna’s Donaustadt.
Earlier this year in France, a case similar to the killing of Leonie emerged in Paris when a 12-year-old named Lola was also raped and killed. The main suspect in the case, a woman from Algeria, was also revealed to have had a deportation order, sparking a national discussion on the government’s failures to deport illegals from France.
India: Activists hand over Muslim accused of love jihad to police for allegedly harassing Hindu girls outside a school in Indore
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, Bajrang Dal activists have caught a young man accusing him of love jihad. The name of the Muslim youth is Irfan Sheikh. When caught, Irfan presented himself as a Hindu, but soon he was exposed. It is alleged that Irfan Sheikh used to tease Hindu girls while they came out of the local school and he would often molest them.
A photo of a minor Hindu girl was also found on Irfan’s phone. Irfan Sheikh first told that this girl was his sister but later informed about marrying her. Irfan Sheikh has been handed over to the police.
According to media reports, the case is from the Rajnagar area, where Bajrang Dal roughed up the man over allegations of being involved in love jihad. The video of this entire incident is also going viral on social media.
In the viral video, a Bajrang Dal member is asking Irfan Sheikh ‘will you commit love jihad again’ during the beating. Later, dressed in a cap and a blue T-shirt, Irfan Sheikh is seen confessing to roaming near the city convent school. During this, he also told the name of a girl whom he had come to meet. Sheikh told that he has been meeting the girl for 1 year.
When Bajrang Dal activists asked Irfan Sheikh about the girl’s age, he said that she was 17 years old and told them that she lived in the Rahim Nagar area. He said that he married the girl six months ago. He also went to the girl’s house once. According to Irfan, he got scared when he saw the Bajrang Dal activists and started running away.
In the same video, the Bajrang Dal members questioned him about pictures of 8 to 10 different girls on Sheikh’s mobile. On that, he informed them that they were his sister’s friends. However, he could not give information about why his sister’s friends took a photo with him. Later, the Bajrang Dal members handed over Sheikh to the local police.
Developing: Brazilian Military in “Firefights with Commandos and Marxist Guerillas”
‘Out with the criminal scum’ – Geert Wilders urges deportations after Moroccans riot in Dutch cities following World Cup win
After riots broke out across Europe following Morocco’s World Cup victory over Spain in overtime, Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who leads the Party for Freedom (PVV) party, posted an illustration on Twitter depicting an airplane conducting deportations to Morocco.
“Out with the criminal scum,” the post from Wilders reads, with the politician depicted looking on while the plane, which features the Moroccan flag, takes off, presumably to deport Moroccan migrants residing in the Netherlands.
Wilders’ post was in response to reports that Moroccan fans were once again rioting in the Netherlands. On Tuesday night, Spain also experienced large-scale rioting from its Moroccan population, including in Bilbao and Reus. However, riots were seen in France, Belgium, and even Italy. In many European cities, Moroccan fans set cars on fire, looted stores, and attacked police.
The riots in the Netherlands saw police being attacked in Amsterdam and the Hague. However, it was not the first time Morocco’s World Cup victories turned into mayhem on the streets. The Netherlands has seen riots each time Morocco has won in the World Cup, including after Morocco’s victory against neighboring Belgium last month.
Wilders is currently leading in a number of polls, with his PVV party scoring 21 percent in a November poll from Peil polling. The Dutch politician is known for his opposition to Islam and mass immigration.
Chaos on Europe’s streets – Migrants, after a victory for the country they came from, devastated the streets of the country that welcomed them. What lies ahead?
by Giulio Meotti
“Football unites peoples”, “football erases differences”. How lovely! What a magnificent moral lesson!
In Belgistan there was popular jubilation! After Morocco defeated Belgium in the World Cup, the former’s fans – all Belgian citizens, it goes without saying – took to the streets and decided to set Brussels on fire. Why should “fans” go wild at the victory of their own country’s rival team? How naive we are, in order not to see that what burns is the hatred of a parallel society that has nothing to do with football.
Young migrants used their former country’s victory to show Belgian society who will one day wear the pants. The crucial question is what those images say about the state of integration when migrants, after a victory for the country they come from, devastate the streets of the country that welcomed them.
It is a question that we Europeans have long since stopped asking ourselves. Nobody wants to hear the answer. The center of Brussels was destroyed. A horde attacked the police, looted, destroyed. They even stoned the ambulances. Ambulances, I repeat. Liège Droixhe police station was attacked by 50 people waving Moroccan flags, smashing windows and vandalizing police cars.
In Borgerhout, a man climbed onto the balcony of a house and tore down the Belgian flag. Maybe this was his way of expressing gratitude for being taken in.
“We really had to show blindness and try at all costs to align reality with the ideology of coexistence in order not to see that the Moroccans’ sympathy in Belgium went to the Moroccan team and not to that of ‘their second country”, writes in Le Figaro the former Belgian senator Alain Destexhe. “In Molenbeek, Anderlecht, Schaerbeek and Brussels, the Moroccan community is more numerous than the others, including Belgians of origin. You should have seen the enthusiasm of these fans honking their horns and displaying Moroccan flags on the streets of the capital with their Belgian registered car. For many Belgians, this show broke the myth of integration (nobody talks about assimilation in Belgium anymore) and had a side excessive or even indecent for Belgium which allowed these Moroccans to live in a prosperous country and to benefit from the advantages of the welfare state.
The television channels did not show this symbolic image of a demonstrator pulling down a Belgian flag from a building to the applause of the crowd, nor the surprising face-to-face meeting between hundreds of Moroccans dancing and singing together a few steps away from Brussels’ Grand Place, blocked by a cordon of policemen, all European, with helmets and clubs, forbidding them to enter the city centre.
According to Statbel, the Belgian statistical office, the population of Brussels today is 46 percent of non-European origin and only 24 percent of Belgian origin. Moroccans make up 7 percent of the kingdom’s population, but 12 percent in the Brussels-Capital Region, most of them Belgian nationals. The growth in the number of Moroccans in Belgium was exponential: 460 in 1961, 39,000 in 1970 and 800,000 forty years later.
The country now has 26 regional or federal deputies of Moroccan origin and several mayors, who often encourage communitarianism. Among under-18s, Moroccans outnumber Belgians of Belgian ancestry, and many Brussels schools are made up exclusively of children of non-European ancestry. In those of the public network where parents can choose the religion course, Islam is now followed by the majority of students.
The evolution is remarkable in a few decades and modifies the physiognomy and social life of the great Belgian cities. The veil is increasingly present and is worn by the majority of women in some municipalities. During Ramadan, almost all shops and restaurants are closed in some neighborhoods. The number of mosques is exploding and all currents of Islam are represented in Brussels where tensions between Sunnis and Shiites or even between Moroccans and Turks are sometimes high, particularly within the Belgian Muslim Executive, a structure which authorities have tried to set up so as to promote a dialogue with a single interlocutor, but that goes from crisis to crisis.
The most distressing thing is the denial and total absence of debate on the issues of immigration and integration in the French-speaking part of the country. Neither the media nor the political parties talk about it. Sunday’s riots were blamed by the mayor of Brussels on ‘thugs and scoundrels’, a speech widely echoed, without further clarification or analysis. As if Belgium had accepted its fate as a multicultural city with, shortly, a Muslim majority in the capital and a new normal of urban riots, shootings and terrorist attacks”.
For Europe’s elites, immigration is just a “resource”. The immigrants are not human beings with their own culture, values, religion and mentality very different from ours, who must be respected for what they are, while taking the necessary measures to prevent Brussels from becoming Burqina Faso. No, “resources”. Could it be that for these elites immigration and multiculturalism mean exotic restaurants, warm winter holidays, oriental art in museums and foreign nannies?
Violence against health workers in many areas of Sweden is so endemic that they want to set up a “protection system” in no-go zones with large migrant populations hostile to the authorities. Ambulance drivers refuse to go to certain addresses without the police protecting them. The problem has been going on for years. Gordon Trattidge, president of the paramedics union, says: “The accidents are more frequent and the violence is more brutal.
A month ago, the English city of Leicester was plunged into chaos. Knife attacks, stone and bottle throwing, cars destroyed, religious symbols under siege and dozens injured, including many policemen. The outbreak of violence began after the cricket match between India and Pakistan, with the first the winners. Some exponents of the Indian community in Leicester celebrated with the choir “Pakistan Murdabad”, “Death to Pakistan”, dating back to the time of partition. A Sikh was attacked in the street. Social networks spread the false news that he is a Muslim. The house of a Hindu family celebrating the Ganesh Chaturthi holiday was attacked and social networks go wild with the false news of a “premeditated attack against a Muslim”. Then another fake: a Muslim girl was allegedly harassed by three Hindus. so hunt for Hindus in the streets.
Demography is the law that governs the rise, fall and transformation of European societies. The Islamic Ummah thrives across the open borders, external and internal to Schengen, and thanks to the generosity of European welfare states it occupies the territories – neighborhood after neighborhood – which become “no-go zones” with street gangs and crime to protect them. High birth rates ensure the longevity and expansion of these areas.
What will tomorrow’s Europe be like, two Italians I guided in Israel for a week asked me? If we do nothing, I answered them, it will look like this: big cities will be Islamized and Balkanized (Dörtmund, Brussels, Leicester, French cities, are already not recoverable), medium-sized cities will save themselves according to the level of economic attraction (the more opportunities there are, the more they will be Islamized) and small centers will remain (at least for a while), the enclaves from where the “last whites” (like Nietzsche’s “last men”), not yet gentrified, will observe the decline of Europe.
Netherlands: Local council rejects federal plan for 150 refugees to take over assisted-living facility for the elderly and disabled
Local residents celebrated a Dutch municipal council decision on Tuesday evening to reject a request by the central asylum agency to house asylum seekers in an assisted-living facility in the southern Dutch village of Bakel.
The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) in the Netherlands had called upon the municipal council of Gemert-Bakel to accommodate 150 asylum seekers on the grounds of the local Zorgboog, a non-profit organization that offers assisted-living for vulnerable people in the country including the elderly, preventative child care, and people suffering from physical disability or mental illness.
Local residents loudly expressed their concerns about the plans, with over 450 people attending a council consultation to show their disapproval. Many considered the location, a site where vulnerable people already live and where a hospice is located, was entirely inappropriate.
The local matter received national attention by the attendance of Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders who offered his support to residents in person at two local meetings.
The COA had initially requested the municipal council accept 300 asylum seekers for a total of ten years, a request that was rejected and followed up with a call to house 150 asylum seekers for up to two years.
On Tuesday, a majority of the city council rejected the latest proposal from the COA, instead offering a compromise of housing up to 70 asylum seekers but not on the grounds of the Zorgboog.
“This subject is a very difficult task for local politicians,” said Stefan Janszen, leader of the CDA, the largest party in the council.
Many council members expressed a willingness to assist with the recent influx in asylum seekers to the country, and understood they needed to take their fair share in the local area, but considered 150 people too many for the village and deemed the proposed location unsuitable.
“We want a suitable solution for this social and humanitarian problem,” said Janszen. “The dragging of asylum seekers from sports hall to sports hall must stop and we want to contribute to this,” he added.
The problem now facing the village will be agreeing on a new location with local mayor, Michiel van Veen warning that there will never be a solution to please everyone.
“I predict that people will also call us at a new location. Then we have to go through this process again,” he said. “There will always be someone who does not find the location suitable. There will always be opponents,” van Veen added.
Meloni administration yet to lift fines for unvaccinated
The new Italian right-wing government under Giorgia Meloni announced a change of course in Corona policy immediately after taking office and promised that there would be no more lockdowns. But she apparently does not want to change the criminalization of the unvaccinated, which was regulated by law by the previous government. Because from next Thursday, 1,9 million unvaccinated Italians will be fined.
Affected are unvaccinated citizens over the age of 50 as well as the staff of some professional groups for which vaccination against the Corona virus has applied in recent months, including paramedics, teachers and security forces.
Wednesday ended the six-month period unvaccinated had to justify not vaccinating. According to the law, anyone who cannot explain why they have not been vaccinated three times must now pay a fine of 100 euros.
The new government under Meloni abolished the vaccination requirement for paramedics in October. Rumors that she wanted to lift the 100-euro fine have not yet been confirmed.
Italy’s Constitutional Court on Thursday upheld the vaccine mandatesintroduced in 2021 “for procedural reasons”. Italy became the first country in Europe to make it obligatory for healthcare workers to be vaccinated. They must either have the jab or be transferred to other roles or suspended without pay.
Italy’s Minister of Health recently said fining those who refuse the jab would do more harm than good – as collections of fines rarely happen. Speaking on an Italian radio station on December 2, Orazio Schillaci gave examples of other European countries which introduced fines almost never collected payment for the fines.
According to Schillaci, neither Austria nor Greece had however acted on their threats to fine unvaccinated members of the public.
In Austria, meanwhile, adults were threatened in January this year with fines of up to a staggering €3 600 from mid-March if they refused the shot.
https://freewestmedia.com/2022/12/07/meloni-administration-yet-to-lift-fines-for-unvaccinated/