The feminist Alice Schwarzer demands: “Afghan terrorists will also be here very soon… All the more reason to take in only women and children from Afghanistan now! The Afghan women… are in the greatest need.”
“All those who are not on their knees, women as well as men, will now lose their lives or at least their freedom. But the first thing that will happen is that women and girls will be driven out of public; from schools and universities, from offices and from the streets. The rumour from Kabul is that the burqas are sold out.” This is what feminist Alice Schwarzer, founder and editor of the women’s magazine “Emma”, writes in an “Emma” commentary on the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. Twenty years later, Afghanistan is suffering the fate of Iraq, and the same mistakes have been made in both countries, wrote Schwarzer, bringing up the term “victims of Western arrogance”. In Afghanistan, the transparent pretext for the occupation was “to protect human rights, especially women’s rights (Hillary Clinton)”. In both cases, however, it was a matter of self-interest.”Afghan terrorists will be here very soon,” warned Schwarzer. They would mingle with the expected refugees “in a more targeted way than ever before. All the more reason to take in only women and children from Afghanistan now! Since Germany cannot give protection to all the people from the next wave of refugees anyway, it should limit itself to Afghan women. Because they are in the greatest need.”