It was an advertisement that did not go unnoticed. In Nantes, an imposing poster depicting a veiled woman celebrating Women’s Month caused a controversy. As 20 Minutes reports, the Islamic veil, which is supposed to represent the “faces of Nantes women” and is displayed next to the logo of the socialist city, disturbed members of parliament and citizens. “Promoting the veil is a political mistake, an attack on secularism,” complained in particular Laurence Garnier, the LR leader of the opposition in Nantes. The Women’s Month project initiated by “Visages des Nantaises” would have proposed a photo exhibition in which 50 female residents of the city would speak out in defence of women’s rights. However, the project, which had requested financial support, would not have been accepted by the city of Nantes, according to first deputy Bassem Asseh.
As for the poster itself, it was quickly removed by the municipality after the controversy over the veiled woman escalated. According to the city, the poster was the result of an “internal error of a technical nature”. Bassem Asseh defended himself: “Until we better understand how this mistake could have happened, we don’t have to listen to any lectures on secularism, and certainly not from MPs who supported Manif pour tous”.
He stabbed travellers with a knife, chased a man through Dresden’s main railway station. But an expert opinion does not consider Milad A. (24) is not a terrorist.
The Afghan had randomly attacked a group of travellers in the main station on the evening of August 13, 2021.
He kicked the first of the three Uzbeks off the bench, the second he attacked with a kitchen knife (9 cm blade) and injured his hand. According to the indictment, he shouted “Allahu Akbar” (God is great).
He chased the third man through the station – stabbing him nine times and injuring his arm and hip.
Only federal police officers were able to overpower him with a drawn weapon.
On Monday, the Afghan made a confession before the district court – but claims not to remember anything: “I drugged myself with Crystal an hour before, I was just scared,” he said during the trial.
According to an Islamic expert opinion of the State Office of Criminal Investigation, there are no indications of extremism in his case.
However, Milad A. has already stabbed once in the train station. As the newspaper BILD learned, three years ago he was sentenced to 16 months probation for a knife attack, among other things.
“Probation is out of the question,” the judge let slip yesterday. He is facing years in prison for dangerous bodily harm and threatening behaviour. The trial will be continued.
âWhy should we only target Islamism, when we should be interested in the Society of Saint Pius X and the zealots of Hare Krishna? Because you have to be seriously radicalized to walk the streets of Paris in the middle of winter, with a shaved head, wearing a saffron-colored sari, playing the tambourine and chanting mantras … “. This question and answer, with no little irony, is the opening of âSept pas vers l’enferâ by Alain Chouet, the former number two of the DGSE, the very powerful French counter-intelligence service.
The book is a deadly indictment of the suicide of the European elites.
âWestern elites and media thought they had detected the joys of a democratic transition in Arab and Muslim countries under the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood perceived as a kind of local Christian Democrat. On this ideological basis, all American and European strategies were built in the first two decades of the 21st century, culminating in support for the Arab ‘springs’.” But these short-sighted interferences quickly turned into wide open doors to the only political organizations that survived the dictatorial powers, “the Salafist organizations that had benefited for decades from the protection and support of the petromonarchies.”
Former spy Chouet recounts incredible incidents. âI have been invited every year to give a lecture on the problems of the Arab world in Molenbeek, a suburb of Brussels by now known as it has become the model of a neighborhood consigned to the control and activism of the Salafist jihadists. One day I was there to discuss issues with Firouzeh Nahavandy, a professor at the Free University of Brussels.”
“We had just started talking when Philippe Moureaux, the city’s socialist mayor and big shot of the Belgian Socialist Party, took the front row flanked by two imposing bodyguards in djellaba, beards and white berets. To the audience, Moureaux said I was not qualified to discuss the Arab world, as I came from a country that had tortured Muslims in Algeria. His reasoning is significant to understand the way in which, since the late 1980s, the European left has allowed itself to be taken by the sirens of militant Salafism. The management of Molenbeek is exemplary in this sense: authorizations granted easily and without any control for the opening and functioning of mosques, Islamic private schools, cultural and sports clubs generously subsidized by Saudi Arabia “.
Following the tragic fire at the Innovation department store that killed 300 people in Brussels in 1967, Saudi King Faisal, then on tour in Europe, pulled out his checkbook to compensate the victims. “In return, the Saudi king asked the Belgian king Baudouin to grant Arabia the monopoly of the representation of Islam and the appointment of imams in Belgium”. The Belgian government officially recognized the Islamic religion. It was the first European country.
And then there was the inclusion of the Islamic religion in the school curriculum. “I accuse political leaders of never wanting to understand the rise of radical Islam and of deliberately ignoring it because of the electorate and wanting to be ‘politically correct'” writes Chouet. “I accuse them of allowing several municipalities to develop jihadist radicalism for years, to the point that a socialist official told me: ‘We know Molenbeek’s problem, but, what do you want, it is an electorate that cannot be neglected'”.
The instigators of terrorism exist. âBut there is no need to look for them in some remote corner of Syria, Afghanistan or Yemen. They are legion. They are all those who for thirty years have been calling for revolt and violence against the West and the ‘unbelievers’.”
Under the two crossed sabers of the Muslim Brotherhood coat of arms there is a word in Arabic that can be translated as follows: ‘Be ready!’ “.
Linda Snecker (Wikipedia), caught in The Gambia ‘on holiday’ in the sex mecca for old white women. Screenshot from Exact24
On February 12, a Swedish reporter Christian Peterson published a video on Twitter, where during a visit to The Gambia he unexpectedly encounters the Left Party’s legal policy spokesperson Linda Snecker, a politician who has not infrequently had angry outbursts against white men.
The 39-year-old politician has attracted attention for her attacks on white men as well as for her proposals to impose harsh penalties on white men who buy sex from women. At first she appears quite friendly, but when she is asked what she has been doing in The Gambia and if it feels good to be far away from white men, she is clearly bothered and asks Peterson to âfly back homeâ.
For just over a week, Christian Peterson, a reporter for the Swedish channel Exakt24, has been in the African country to prepare reports and news items, including about the extensive sex tourism in the country involving white women. Unlike in Thailand, for example, where young teenage girls or boys are often exploited, The Gambia has for decades become a paradise for older, white women who buy sex from young, black men for a fee. The sex trade involving white men is condemned collectively across the political spectrum, while white women are somehow excused.
In fact, sex tourism practiced by affluent, older, white women has often been portrayed as âsexual liberationâ. Among other things, the Swedish author Kerstin Thorvall, who died several years ago, has written romanticized travelogues of how she has traveled to The Gambia, among other places, to be satisfied by black men, where white men, on the other hand, have been portrayed as boring. In general, female sex tourism to Africa has not been condemned to be nearly as severe as that practiced by men who travel to Brazil, among other places.
Like Thailand and Brazil, the predominantly Muslim The Gambia has a reputation for sex tourism. It is quite common to see older European women hanging onto Gambian men half their age on the infamous Senegambia strip. Prostitution and paedophilia are illegal in Gambia, but not one tourist has been prosecuted for it, Njundu Drammeh, the national coordinator at The Gambiaâs Child Protection Alliance told AFP.
âThey visit every year and they look after us,â one young black male prostitute told The Telegraph. His white âgirlfriendsâ send him money throughout the year. And the parents of young children who become ensnared in the sex trade of minors, are only too happy to receive a âsponsorshipâ. Sex tourism from rich the UK, Netherlands and Scandinavia had contributed to around 16 percent of GDP in 2014 already.
In researching female sex tourism, Christian Peterson from Exakt24 had traveled to The Gambia. On February 12, he came across a somewhat unexpected visitor to the country, namely Linda Snecker, the Left Partyâs legal policy spokesperson.
Snecker has often spoken out in favor of increasing the penalties for buying sex, and also for criminalizing sex purchases made abroad. At the same time, she has made statements suggesting that some criminals do not become less criminal by being in prison. Sneckerâs comments have primarily been aimed at white men, or rather white men who buy sex, both at home and abroad.
When Christian Peterson came across Snecker, she was clearly surprised, but at first unaware that she had come face to face with an intrepid reporter.
When Peterson interviewed Snecker, she claimed that she and some other left-wing parties had been visiting the country, partly to meet political representatives, and also to take a short holiday.
âAnd you are here filmingâŠ?â Linda Snecker wanted to know. At first she does not realise that she is face to face with a reporter from Exakt24, and she continues to ask Christian Peterson about how exactly he knows her. Peterson then says that he has seen her from time to time on the news and on Twitter.
However, the next question posed to Linda Snecker about the reason for her being in the mecca for sex tourists, elicits a strong reaction: âYou tend to make rather negative comments about white men. Is that why youâre in The Gambia, because you donât have to deal with white men?â the reporter wanted to know.
Then Linda Sneckerâs smile stiffens, and she blushes: âPlease, dear. Fly back. Fly back where you came from.â
The female politician then quickly turns her back to the camera and marches away with brisk but firm steps, noticeably embarrassed.
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