At the start of school, Viennese secondary school headmaster Christian Klar reports dramatic conditions in the classrooms. It is surprising that neither the Vienna city government nor the federal government react to this.
Pupil disappeared to fight for Islamic State
‘What’s going on in our schools?’ asks Headmaster Klar in his book, which was published yesterday, Friday, by the Seifert publishing house. In it, the teacher talks about his day-to-day work – and over the course of 40 years, it has revealed some shocking things: for example, Ramazan, who was determined to graduate from school and then left for Syria in the dark to fight for Islamic State.
‘I don’t care, I’ll stab the headmaster’
The book also features Aleksandar, who, when he is transferred to a new school, writes in his WhatsApp group: ‘I don’t care, I’ll stab the headmaster’. The headmaster talks about boys who demand an Islamic prayer room at the school but show absolutely no tolerance for other religions. Five young girls who suddenly come to school covered up after being sexually harassed on a massive scale. ‘For protection’, as the book says. Their parents had advised them to do so.
No support from the ministry
Klar said in an Oe24 interview that he would like to see a very clear, strict directive on the clothing requirement, ‘so that it is clear to everyone living in Austria that we don’t want that’. He would like to see more support from the Ministry of Education.
Situation exacerbated by family reunification
Reading the book, it quickly becomes clear to everyone: Islam is omnipresent in Viennese schools. Family reunification, which brings around 350 children per month from Syria and Afghanistan to Austria (most of them to Vienna) under the black-green government, is not defusing the situation, but making it worse.
Kickl: ‘Last chance to stop this development’
FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl has commented on his Facebook page on the dramatic conditions in schools, which Klar has made public in an unsparing and uncensored manner. According to Kickl, the upcoming election would be the very last chance to stop this development. ‘All of us together,’ he wrote, ‘can prevent the ultimate horror scenario on the 29th of September.
Wearing headscarves not out of solidarity, but out of fear
Will the Federal President allow this? Alexander Van der Bellen literally said in 2017: ‘We will have to ask all women to wear a headscarf – out of solidarity’. He won’t need to, because this is apparently already happening in schools – not out of solidarity, but out of fear.
In Österreich!!! Mädchen tragen in der Schule Kopftuch – aus Angst – Unzensuriert