Antisemitism, Antizionism, Jihadism and the Reunited Germany. News by Fred Alan Medforth
Translation: During the search of the flat of a 17-year-old student in Sarcelles who had shouted “Allah Akbar” during the minute of silence on Monday, police officers found this morning a replica of a handgun and €167,480. His two brothers, aged 20 and 25, were also arrested (@europe1).
A man armed with a knife was arrested in Cannes shortly before 7pm on Tuesday October 18, according to Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. He had been in the vicinity of a synagogue, a police source told BFMTV. (…)
According to our information, the man was praying in the street when he was interrupted by a passer-by. He then shouted “Allahu Akbar” before trying to attack him with his knife. He fled before he could be detained swiftly (…). BFMTV
We are constantly told that “Diversity is our greatest strength”. But where is the evidence? There is none. It’s a faith-based mantra. In fact, the scientific, sociological & economic research shows that, far from being a strength, increased ethnic diversity divides societies and weakens social cohesion, trust, civic engagement and levels of happiness (amongst many other negatives). When combined with mass immigration & the failed policy of multiculturalism it leads to super diversity, a phenomenon we now see in our major cities. Super diversity is our greatest dilemma, and one of our greatest weaknesses. This is a speech by historian & New Culture Forum Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo. It was delivered at our NCF Immigration Conference held in London in October 2023
A Scottish man has been handed a 20-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to the chilling abduction and sexual assault of a local child. Andrew George Miller, also known as Amy George, was initially arrested in February in connection with the disappearance of an 11-year-old girl, who he abducted “while dressed in female clothing,” according to the Edinburgh High Court. He was also found in possession of horrific child sexual abuse materials.
On February 5, Miller approached the child and offered her a drive home while wearing women’s clothes. After winning the girl’s trust, Miller took her to his own residence and confined her in his bedroom, where he repeatedly sexually abused her over a 27-hour period.
The child asked to be allowed to go home, at which point Miller told the girl he intended to keep her in captivity and that he was her “new family.” According to court records, Miller exposed his genitals to the victim and forced her to watch pornography and “fetish videos.”
The victim was first reported missing from Galashiels in the Scottish Borders area after failing to return home following a play-date with friends.
Police said she was around a “20 minute walk from home” before she disappeared without a trace, prompting a massive multi-agency operation into locating her. Countless volunteers took to the streets in a bid to find the youngster.
Police Scotland announced that the girl had been found on February 7 in the village of Gattonside, and she was promptly returned to her family. Later that same day, law enforcement announced Miller’s arrest in connection to the girl’s disappearance. The girl had managed to locate a landline telephone while Miller slept and called the police.
Officers arrived on the scene quickly, where they found Miller wearing a bra with silicone breasts, women’s underwear, and tights. CCTV footage later recovered by law enforcement showed Miller abducting the girl.
Presiding judge Lord Arthurson commented on Miller’s “nauseating depravity” when delivering the sentence today.
“Dressed and presenting as a female, you offered the child a lift, drove past the area of her home, took her into your house and removed her phone. You assaulted her on arrival, carried her into the bedroom, removed her lower clothing and immediately commenced her ordeal of deplorable penetrative sexual offending. You made her wear tights, in keeping with your long standing perverted fetishistic interests,” the judge said.
Lord Arthurson further emphasized that he believed Miller’s feminine appearance was a ruse designed to earn the trust of his victim.
“One only has to ask oneself the simple question: would an 11 year old girl have willingly entered your car had you presented as a man? The answer is that obviously she would not. Your intentions were wicked and predatory, and clearly involved a substantial component of planning.”
It was noted by Lord Arthurson that upon his arrest, Miller denied harming the girl and insisted that he had behaved in a “motherly way” towards her. He also claimed to have performed volunteer work as a Good Samaritan. Miller described the abduction of the child as a “game,” according to a risk assessment report, and appeared to place responsibility for his sexual offending on the victim.
The Risk Management Authority also said Miller frequently discussed his desire to “limit the impact” of his predatory actions on the “wider trans community.”
During the course of the investigation, it was revealed that Miller had ten previous convictions, but that he had “never before received a custodial or even a community‑based sentence.” In addition to pleading guilty to the charges of abduction and sexual abuse of a minor, Miller also admitted to the possession of multiple indecent images of children, including media depicting the anal rape of a young child. He curated his sick collection over the course of 19 years.
Lord Arthurson sentenced Miller to 20 years in prison, with an extension period of eight years.
Miller was formerly the owner of Miller Butchers of Melrose, a poorly-rated meat shop which recently shut down. Despite floundering in recent years, the shop had a long heritage in the community and had previously been well-regarded as it was passed down through the Miller family.
Miller Butchers of Melrose was briefly mentioned in Career of Evil, a crime novel published under JK Rowling’s pen name, Robert Galbraith. For a period of time, a Career of Evil-themed display was shown in the butcher shop window.
Miller’s transvestic tendencies were apparently well-known to his neighbors.
A source local to Miller told Reduxx that he had been labelled “tranny Miller” while in high school because of his proclivity for cross-dressing, and that he had been known as a “knicker pincher” even as a student.
After graduating, Miller apparently began occasionally dressing in women’s clothes both in the community and in his butcher shop. Two sources independently claimed that Miller had past contact with police for stealing women’s undergarments from clotheslines.
Reduxx has previously located two Facebook profiles belonging to Miller, one of which utilizes a “female” identity under the name “Amy George.” Miller appears to have operated the accounts simultaneously, posting on both his “male” and “female” identified accounts regularly.
In January of this year, Miller made a post on his “male” account alluding to the debacle surrounding Scotland’s Gender Recognition Act.
“Silly Billys [sic] in Westminster… Never mess with Scottish Transgender Issues,” Miller wrote just days after the UK Government moved to block a piece of Scottish legislation which sought to significantly relax the requirements for individuals to change their legal sex in Scotland.
In January of 2020, Miller posted on teaching children to explore their identities.
“That simple question that we ask ourselves… who am I? Deliver that same question to your children. Let them be themselves. Guide them, but not with boundaries. Teach them, but not with misguided morals. Love them and let them know and feel that they are loved, because that is the greatest gift of all,” Miller posted as “Amy George.”
At least 8,561 illegal migrants have landed on the Canary Islands in the past two weeks as the Spanish archipelago’s own migration crisis spirals out of control.
The figures, published by the Spanish Interior Ministry on Monday, represent more than a third of all arrivals recorded so far this year.
A total of 23,537 illegal migrants have reached the Spanish territories in 2023, up 80 percent from the figures recorded for the same period last year, and local officials are sounding the alarm as public services become saturated and the islands’ security comes under threat.
President of the Canary Islands Fernando Clavijo said he was “amazed” and “perplexed” by the left-wing Spanish government’s “total silence” over the escalation of the migrant crisis on the islands, and police officials warned that resources are overstretched.
“It is true that by diverting staff to assist these people, we once again find ourselves with an insufficient number of patrol cars in such essential services as public safety,” said José Luis Gallardo, the spokesperson for the Spanish Police Confederation (CEP).
With the daily number of new arrivals this month averaging above 500, the main asylum center in Arrecife on the island of Lanzarote is above capacity and immigrants are being temporarily housed in tents in the port of Naos.
While in Tenerife, police officers were forced to move their cars from a secure police station garage in Las Americas in order to enable groups of illegal migrants to sleep on the garage floor.
Clavijo warned recently that the situation is expected to deteriorate further. He cited the political instability in Senegal, the decrease in Ukrainian grain reaching Africa resulting in increased famine, and the EU’s focus on the Eastern Mediterranean around the Italian island of Lampedusa as aggravating factors for the influx.
“All these indicators, together with the fact that at this time of year, the sea is very calm, have caused what we knew was going to happen, especially when the European Union’s controls are being reinforced in the upper part of the Mediterranean,” Clavijo told Spanish newspaper El Mundo.
While the islands’ officials are unimpressed with the Spanish government’s inaction to relieve the burden, conservatives on mainland Spain are berating the governing socialists and Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, in particular, for doing too much.
“Marlaska transfers 600 illegal immigrants from Tenerife to Madrid on commercial flights in 48 hours to leave them on the street. While a level 5 terrorist alert is declared in France, the Government is transferring hundreds of African immigrants of military age to our cities who do not know where they are from or what they are,” the right-wing populist Vox party wrote on X.
“They are putting everyone’s safety at risk,” it added.
The Spanish islands are currently on course to receive a record number of illegal migrants in a single year, surpassing 2006 when almost 32,000 new arrivals were recorded.
George Orwell predicted where leftist politics would take us with such uncanny precision that it would be surprising if he did not foresee his own cancelation:
George Orwell was a “sadistic, misogynistic, homophobic, sometimes violent” man who wrote women out of his story, according to a biographer of his wife.
Anna Funder even implies that Orwell was homosexual, despite also denouncing him as a homophobe.
“So he’s a very complicated man. He’s sadistic, misogynistic, homophobic, sometimes violent, and also brilliant,” she told an audience at the Cheltenham Literature Festival while promoting the book Wifedom: Mrs Orwell’s Invisible [L]ife.
Nice of her to admit that Orwell was brilliant, but that’s not enough to save a misogynist from getting canceled — or as Orwell would put it in 1984, vaporized and consigned to the memory hole, so that it is as if the disfavored person had never existed.
Evidence for Orwell’s heinousness can be found right in the pages of his most famous book:
“[W]riting a book like 1984, which is violent, misogynist, sadistic, grim, paranoid: that comes out of a writer’s flaws. …
“A decent, everyman underdog, the ordinary person that he might have wanted to be, would not have had those visions.”
If you see bad things coming, that proves you are a bad person.
As for the misogyny allegation,
“In his work he absolutely ignores women. He’s a misogynist.”
Julia is a central character in 1984. But it was misogynistic not to make her the main protagonist. This political defect has been corrected:
Wifedom is not the only book this year to reassess Orwell through a feminist lens. Sandra Newman has written Julia, which retells 1984 through the eyes of its main female character.
The only way Orwell can escape vaporization is for all of his work to be rewritten to comply with the ideology of the liberal establishment, just as Winston Smith rewrote old newspaper articles to comply with the current doctrine of Ingsoc.
Moonbattery George Orwell May Face Memory Hole – Moonbattery
A French nun single-handedly tackled an environmental protester attempting to halt the construction of a religious center in France.
For many, this incident serves as a powerful testament to the importance of upholding these fundamental principles in an era increasingly dominated by woke ideologies.
The incident occurred at a construction site in Saint-Pierre-de-Colombier where a new religious center was being built. Environmental activists from Les Amis de la Bourges (Friends of the Village) had gathered to protest the construction, arguing that it would have a detrimental impact on the local ecosystem.
One protester went so far as to trespass onto the property in an attempt to physically stop the construction. In an unexpected turn of events, a nun who was present at the site tackled the protester, effectively removing him from the property.
A convicted Hamas supporter told a Swindon shop worker “I’m going to cut your head off” after ‘she gave him a dirty look’.
Terrorist sympathiser Feras Al-Jayoosi followed the woman around One Below, on Regent Street, aggressively shouting “don’t ignore me” repeatedly.
She retreated into a staff-only storage room fearing for her safety – but the 36-year-old came in behind her.
She told him: “Please leave me alone, I’m not on shift yet.”
He then shouted “I’m going to take your head off, I’m going to cut your head off,” prosecutor Keith Ballinger said.
Al-Jayoosi was ushered out of the storage room by another staff member who rushed to the victim’s aid.
At Swindon Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday (October 10), he pleaded guilty to a Section 4 Public Order Act offence.
In custody, he told officers that the shop worker had given him a dirty look and had been rude to him on a previous occasion.
Stephen Collins, defending, said his client “accepts a lot of upset was caused” by his actions and confirmed that no bail application is being made due to Al-Jayoosi being recalled to prison.
He was previously convicted of terror offences after wearing T-shirts supporting Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Golders Green, London, which has a large Jewish population.
At Westminster Magistrates Court in December 2021 he was given a 16-week prison sentence suspended for two years.
The latest case was adjourned for a pre-sentence report.
Al-Jayoosi was remanded in custody. He is due to appear at the same court for sentencing on November 9.
Ireland pays Ukrainian refugees 30 times more each than Belgium does, according to a government report published recently.
The news has provoked internet attacks on Ukrainians in Ireland and also led the government to consider reducing or limiting its assistance to Ukrainians.
Independent TD Marc MacSharry raised the report in Ireland’s Dáil, calling such assistance “reckless in the extreme in the face of the worst accommodation crisis since the 1840s”.
MacSharry asked Taoiseach Leo Varadkar if his Irish Government would “adjust [its] policy to provide an element of balance with other countries”.
Varadkar appeared to open the door for a possible reduction, replying: “We try to align what is done in Ireland with what is done in other European countries.”
Ireland’s cabinet subcommittee on Ukraine is due to meet later in October and, regarding Ukrainians there, will consider either reducing welfare benefits or state accommodation or limiting them to a specific length of time. It had discussed the matter previously in July but did not reach a decision.
One Ukrainian currently in Ireland Olga Smirnenko said, after she read similar comments online, “I caught myself thinking that my house was destroyed, my husband was fighting and it was unknown whether I would see him alive, and for some reason I felt sorry for the Irish. How they suffer from our invasion.”
Victoria Moroz, a translator from Donetsk, said since she had continued working when she moved to Ireland in April 2022 and she had received no government assistance whatsoever.
She set up as a sole trader in Ireland after six months as soon as she became tax resident.
“I can say only that no tax relief in the first year is unfair,” she added, noting: “I’m still paying Ukrainian and Irish taxes.”
Ireland currently offers Ukrainian refugees €220 a week in state cash, compared with €7.90 from Belgium.
The €220 in Irish aid does not include a further €800 a month the country gives to homeowners who house Ukrainians.
Ireland’s assistance consists of Jobseekers’ Allowance offered to Ukrainians not in work. (Pensioners received €254, and pensioners over 80 years old, €264.)
Belgium provides €7.90 a week to Ukrainians applying for international protection, along with food and shelter in reception centres.
The report by Ireland’s Oireachtas (parliamentary) Library and Research Service, commissioned by MacSharry, drew on data from the European Centre for Parliamentary Research and Development (ECPRD).
The ECPRD sent each European Union country a questionnaire asking how much assistance they gave Ukrainians and compiled the responses.
Another Ukrainian in Ireland Sveta Magdych said her “only very, very big problem,” was when the Irish Government settled members of her family in different parts of the country.
Her family is now divided between Dublin, Galway, South Cork and Letterkenny, she said.
“You can’t even imagine what a person feels who goes to the second end of the world and can’t live with their loved ones, because it is the policy of the state,” she said.
With a cost-of-living crisis compounding a preexisting housing shortage, Ireland’s Ukrainians have increasingly found themselves targets of online criticism.
Brussels Signal posted messages in four Facebook groups set up to assist Ukrainian refugees, to ask them about their experiences in Ireland.
As well as drawing responses from Ukrainians, replies also included such complaints as “place to live, medical card, free everything and they still moan” and “better ask Irish homeless in Dublin”.
The flight of war refugees from Ukraine represents the first time the EU’s Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) has been used, although it was introduced into EU law in 2001, said Scherezade Maestre, an immigration lawyer and previously a policy officer with the European Commission.
The TPD provides a procedure for EU Member States to deal with a “mass influx” of people needing international protection.
Resettlement of Ukrainians under TPD was a “much more straightforward process than the standard refugee route,” Maestre said.
In some EU countries, Ukrainians are able to start working without requiring “anything at all apart from the TPD”, while in others “a simple notification” sufficed.
Maestre said the most pressing issue regarding the TDP procedure was how it applied to third-country nationals living in Ukraine.
Many of those “faced rejections or further scrutiny” when they applied for TPD status in the EU.
If they had come to Ukraine as refugees, they “couldn’t go back to their home country from where they fled”.
Ireland had received 73,000 refugees from Ukraine by the start of this year, more than Belgium’s 68,000.
With 1.6 per cent of Europe’s Ukrainian refugees, Ireland still fell far below Germany, now home to just over 1 million, and Poland, with 1.6 million.
A synagogue in Germany was targeted with two Molotov cocktails overnight after an explosion at hospital in Gaza which killed hundreds of people.
The Kahal Adass Jisroel Jewish community in Berlin said the attack happened around 3am while police guarded the building.
The unknown attackers missed their target and no injuries or damage have been reported, according to German media.
It comes after hundreds of people were killed in an explosion at the al Ahli hospital in an attack that Palestinian officials have blamed on Israel.
However, Israel say it was a result of a failed rocket launch by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, another militant group in the enclave.
Israel’s military has published what it described as evidence of the misfired Palestinian rocket, rather than one of its own munitions being the cause.
Responding to the attack, the German Central Council of Jews said in a statement: “We are all shocked by this terrorist attack.
“Above all, the families from the neighbourhood around the synagogue are shocked and unsettled. Words become deeds. Hamas’ ideology of extermination against everything Jewish is also having an effect in Germany.”
Several officers have been injured overnight after riots took place between migrants and police in the city’s Neukoelln and Kreuzberg neighbourhoods and at Berlin’s landmark Brandenburg Gate.
Several Israeli flags that were flown as a sign of solidarity in front of city halls all over the country have also been torn down and burned.
A number of buildings in Berlin where Jews live had the Star of David painted on doors and walls.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has condemned the firebomb assault, saying “we will never accept when attacks are carried out against Jewish institutions.”
Speaking to reporters during a trip to Egypt on Wednesday, Scholz said that Germany would not accept violent and antisemitic protests and that the protection of Jewish institutions would be rapidly increased.
He said: “It outrages me personally what some of them are shouting and doing, and I am convinced that Germany’s citizen are of the same opinion as me.
“We stand united for the protection also of Jews”.
https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/berlin-synagogue-attacked-molotov-cocktails-israel-hamas-war
