Month: February 2023

Local authorities have criticized Germany’s federal government for the insufficient support being made available to social services saturated by the recent influx of asylum applications.

An invitation by Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser to a summit due to take place in early March to discuss the ongoing issue of mass migration is not enough, according to Reinhard Sager, the president of the German District Association. Sager has called on Chancellor Olaf Scholz to take responsibility, limit migration levels, and tackle the issues local authorities are having to deal with in providing for refugees.

“There is a lack of apartments, daycare places, teachers for schools and language courses. This is one of the reasons why social tensions are increasing,” Sager warned on Monday.

In November, the federal government announced funding of €2.75 billion for this year to help local authorities handle new arrivals — €1.5 billion for Ukrainian refugees and €1.25 billion for those from other countries. However, Sager believes the pledge of financial support alone isn’t enough.

He called for “effective and direct support for the municipalities on the part of the federal government,” insisting that it is only the federal chancellor who has “overarching competence in all issues that affect us. After all, it is also about covering housing costs, healthcare costs, construction, and other issues.”

A total of 923,991 asylum applications were registered in the European Union last year, and 217,774 of those were made in Germany. That is the highest figure since the migration crisis of 2016 and does not include the million extra refugees who arrived from Ukraine.

The majority of asylum seekers claimed to arrive from Syria and Afghanistan, while Turkey, Iraq, and Georgia rounded out the top five nations of origin.

Toward the end of last year, 12 out of 16 German states activated a block on the federal distribution system to take in more newcomers, arguing their social services are too saturated to accommodate more arrivals.

Plans to rehouse arrivals in rural areas have been met with vociferous opposition from local residents, including recently in the German village of Upahl where the federal government wanted to offload 400 asylum seekers in a purpose-built container village. The town’s current population is just 1,662.

Local authorities calling for a halt on the increasing migratory flow would appear to be on the side of the electorate after a recent poll from the Tagesschau news outlet revealed 53 percent of Germans believe there are too many migrants arriving in the country.

https://rmx.news/germany/local-leader-calls-on-german-government-to-take-responsibility-for-migrant-crisis-crippling-public-services/

Axel Steier, co-founder, chairman and spokesman of the refugee aid organization Mission Lifeline, a prominent player in the immigration process, has once again expressed his views on the goals of his work. This is not about solidarity or assistance, but about the deliberate and sustained replacement of whites in Germany.

On January 12 at 11:42 am, Steier tweeted: “Everyone hopes for improvement, for an end to racism and the policy of isolation. I’m afraid that won’t happen as long as Germany exists [sic]. It’s all so entrenched and anchored in the regular structures, it can’t be solved with reforms.”

Steier was then asked why the “refugees” had to be brought to Europe. Steier replied: “Well, because we want it that way. We have the upper hand. The merry life of white loaves [white Germans, ed.] will soon be over!”

Steier defends his ethnic cleansing project

A critic then spoke up and asked: “So you would like a difficult life for yourself and other people in Germany, full of insecurity, instability, aggression and violence against locals and migrants in the 3rd and 4th generation?”

Steier responded: “No, at some point there will be no more white loaves, because in 50 to 100 years your descendants (obviously different from you) will choose a partner who is not white. The de-homogenization of society is progressing. I support that with my work.”

White Germans are often called “white loaves” by the left. The acceptance of “refugees” from non-European countries would lead to a “de-homogenization” of society, which means that over time there will be no more white Germans.

https://freewestmedia.com/2023/02/07/refugee-helper-spills-the-beans-on-white-germans/

The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has recently brought to light some concerning information regarding the aims of the banned radical outfit, Popular Front of India (PFI).

As per the ATS, the organisation has the goal of transforming India into an Islamic state by 2047. This information was made public after the ATS filed a chargesheet against five members of the PFI and highlighted a book called ‘365 days: Through a Thousand Cuts’, which outlines their extremist agenda.

The chargesheet states that the book, recovered from one of the arrested members’ phones, aims to brainwash the Muslim community in India by portraying the current political climate as unfavourable to their religion since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014.

The book also contains hateful language towards Hindus and falsely insinuates the role of PM Modi in the 2002 riots that took place in the state of Gujarat.

The ATS further revealed that the arrested members of the PFI had a long-term plan to make India an Islamic state and organised gatherings in multiple districts in Maharashtra to radicalize the youth.

The book also mentions other Hindu leaders, including UP CM Yogi Adityanath and Sadhvi Niranjana Jyoti, in an attempt to spread hate against Hindus and influence young Muslims.

The Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) has also been linked to the book as the publisher, though they deny any connections to the PFI. Currently, 21 members of the PFI have been arrested in Maharashtra and many others are facing crackdowns in other states.

Bihar police and NIA arrest 3 PFI extremists from Motihari

The National Investigation Agency (NIA), in a joint operation with the Bihar police, conducted an extensive raid in the Kuwa village under the Chakia police station in Motihari, Bihar, late on Friday (February 3) night and took eight people including three PFI members into custody.

The Motihari police took to Twitter on February 4, to share the news about the action taken by them jointly with the NIA.

https://www.opindia.com/2023/02/maharashtra-ats-seize-extremist-book-from-pfi-members-here-is-what-it-contains/

🇧🇪 D’après les témoignages récoltés par nos confrères de Het Laatste Nieuws auprès d’habitants du quartier, la police serait à la recherche d’une ou deux personnes ayant tiré sur une voiture qui passait. Les personnes auraient ensuite couru dans un bâtiment.

— Natio-MLaFrance (@Natio_MLaFrance) February 6, 2023

The police are searching for several armed suspects in the Rue Boduognat, which lies between the Square Ambiorix and the Rue de la Loi. They are said to be holed up in a building.

Several units are on the scene, helicopters, the fire brigade and members of special forces. the surrounding streets have been closed.

Shortly before 6pm, police were called to an incident in the neighbourhood, a police spokesperson confirmed to Bruzz. Residents who were unable to return to their homes sought refuge at Meeting Point as the police operation could continue for several hours. La Libre

https://www.fdesouche.com/2023/02/06/bruxelles-des-individus-armes-retranches-dans-un-batiment-la-police-serait-arrivee-sur-place-vers-18h-apres-le-signalement-dun-incident/

Gangs smuggling boat migrants across the English Channel may be linked to or emulating a Taliban military formation and pose a serious national security risk, Brexit leader Nigel Farage has cautioned.

In a video uploaded to his YouTube Channel, the veteran Brexiteer warned of the impact on Britain of allowing the boat migrant crisis to continue unabated — as the country’s governing Conservatives (Tories) have done, despite first declaring crossings a “major incident” as long ago as 2018 and promising imminent, firm action ever since — saying that “if you let in a huge number of young men from different cultures, you’re headed for trouble.”

“[J]ust have a look at Sweden,” he continued. “Gun crime in Stockholm, which was once the most peaceful city in the world… is taking place there every single day. Malmo [is] the rape capital of Europe. Huge, serious crime and social problems in Sweden — we do not want to go that way.”

“If between now and the election a link was made between the young men that come and serious crime or even a threat to national security in this country then [Prime Minister Rishi] Sunak knows the [Tory] party would literally be blown out of the water by the electorate, hence the big talk that maybe they’ll put leaving [the European Court of Human Rights] in the next [election] manifesto,” he added — but dismissed the talk as empty, insisting that Tory politicians “haven’t got the courage to do it” and mostly don’t want to anyway.

So far as proposals to allow British judges to set aside decisions of the European Court of Human Rights, Farage noted that the effectiveness of such a move would very much depend on the far from hardline British judiciary, who would probably prove unwilling to do so.

To make the case for leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) — a non-EU body to which Britain is still voluntarily subject — Farage stressed the possibility of “an outfit called Badri 313” being involved in the Channel migrant smuggling operation.

“They are violent, dangerous, extreme Islamists, and they do the bidding of the Taliban,” Farage said of the group, described by both the New York Post and Al Jazeera as a “suicide” squad for group which once again rules Afghanistan following U.S. President Joe Biden’s botched withdrawal from the country.

“Right now in Dunkirk the biggest smuggling gang is an Afghan smuggling gang,” Farage alleged, before showing clips of Badri 313 in their military garb and clips posted by members of the smuggling gangs on social media, with captions such as “cirminal 313” — presumably a misspelling of “criminal 313”.

“These are basically adverts… ‘come with us, we’ll get you across to the UK’ — and you’ll see what they’re doing on these adverts is they’re putting ‘313’. They’re giving the fingers salutes, and they’re putting ‘313’,” he observed.

“Whether this group in Dunkurk are directly linked to Badri 313 in Afghanistan or whether they’re just imitating them and pretending to be part of the club, I don’t know, but either way we now have a clear indication that one of the biggest smuggling gangs getting people over the Channel have a huge admiration for extreme, violent, anti-women, Islamist terrorist groups,” he suggested.

The Brexiteer concluded by suggesting that “if that doesn’t scare MPs into understanding why we need to leave ECHR, I don’t know what will” — adding that “frankly it’s only now a matter of time before something really bad happens.”

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/02/06/gangs-smuggling-boat-migrants-uk-linked-taliban-suicide-squad-farage/

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— Fred Alan Medforth (@FredMedforth) February 6, 2023

You have to come up with that first!

On Sunday morning, a Tunisian (36) stumbled into the vestibule of the credit union branch on the street Elisabethstraße in Görlitz. He crumpled up a few bank transfer slips, pushed them together on the floor into a small pile and set it on fire.

Over the fire, the obviously hungry man held packaged chicken meat he had brought with him. But the fillet was not completely cooked.

The police arrived, but the fire was already burned out. Spokesman Marcel Malchow: “However, there was a little fire damage.” The repair will cost 800 euros.

The Tunisian had to take a drug test. He tested positive for amphetamines. The man was charged with arson, damage to property and violation of the narcotics law.

https://www.bild.de/regional/dresden/dresden-aktuell/goerlitz-tunesier-braet-haehnchen-in-der-bankfiliale-82807116.bild.html?t_ref=https%3A%2F%2Fm.bild.de%2F

Irish authorities are ramping up immediate checks on new arrivals as they disembark from flights at Dublin Airport after a concerning rise in the number of people reaching the airport’s immigration control without travel documents.

The resumption of checks at the steps of aircraft has been reactivated by Minister for Justice Simon Harris over fears of asylum seekers destroying their passports and other travel documentation that can identify them before proceeding to immigration control where they are subsequently claiming asylum.

Without evidence, immigration officials have no way of corroborating an individual’s claim that they are in fact a genuine asylum seeker fleeing a war-torn nation or at risk of persecution.

“Doorstep operations” will now be conducted biweekly by the Garda National Immigration Bureau, according to confidential government documents seen by the Irish Times newspaper.

Official figures show that 40 percent of new arrivals who applied for international protection in Ireland last year had either lost or destroyed their travel documents between taking off and arriving at immigration control.

This practice was highlighted by Hermann Kelly, leader of the right-wing populist Irish Freedom party, back in November last year.

“It is a huge security risk because 40 percent (…) say that between getting on the plane and getting off in Dublin that they have lost their passport, but they can all turn up at the customs kiosk and say ‘Asylum,’” Kelly told U.K. conservative broadcaster Nigel Farage on GB News.

“The minister, Roderic O’Gorman, has basically sent out search parties looking for asylum claimants around the world, telling them they can all get a free house, free access to housing, free healthcare, free education, four months after they’ve got approval for their asylum application,” he added.

A record number of 13,651 asylum applications were made in Ireland last year, according to government data. This is six times higher than the previous year, while immigration into Ireland also hit a 15-year high in 2022.

The confidential document seen by the Irish Times also references a dramatic rise in the number of asylum applications originating from safe countries of origin, including Georgia and Albania.

https://rmx.news/migration/40-of-asylum-seekers-are-destroying-their-passports-upon-entry-to-ireland/

UK: Muslim rapes underage girl, forces her to write letter asking cops to drop the case https://t.co/BX3RDxOjtj pic.twitter.com/3R4R9ioyCW

— Robert Spencer روبرت سبنسر रॉबर्ट स्पेंसर 🇺🇸 (@jihadwatchRS) February 6, 2023