Allah's Willing Executioners

Soaring knife crime in Germany, which many police officials openly say is directly tied to mass immigration, has now resulted in warrantless searches at German Christmas markets. In a news segment produced by state media broadcaster SWR, the clip reveals German police conducting controls on a German Christmas market in Ludwigshafen, where police were filmed confiscating a pocket knife from an elderly woman.

In the SWR video, the narrator states that the police had not discovered any pocket knives up until that point that day. However, once police stopped an elderly woman and searched her bag, she was found to have a Swiss Army knife in her bag’s side pocket. The police then told her it would need to be confiscated.

The leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Alice Weidel, has already commented on the video, writing on X: “Deliberate loss of state control at the borders leads to the illegal immigration of countless knife attackers – and the state harasses its own citizens in response. You can’t make this up!”

Vorsätzlicher staatlicher Kontrollverlust an den Grenzen führt zur illegalen Einwanderung zahlloser Messerstecher – und der Staat drangsaliert als Reaktion seine eigenen Bürger. Kannste dir nicht ausdenken! #DeshalbAfD #AfD pic.twitter.com/HQCPACGJGU

— Alice Weidel (@Alice_Weidel) December 17, 2024

The video is the latest evidence that Christmas markets, once seen as a safe location to enjoy the holiday season with friends and family, have become a target where violence could flare or even a terrorist could strike.

As the original video states, this is the first year that knife checks can be conducted at German Christmas markets without reasonable suspicion, and police are taking advantage of the ban on knives in such markets to conduct warrantless checks.

Many Germans in the SWR video shrug at the checks or say they make them feel safer, but many also lament the security state that necessitates such checks. If voting intentions are scrutinized, immigration and security remain top issues as Germans head to the polls in February for snap elections.

Weidel herself is also growing in popularity and has just polled evenly with front-runner for Chancellor, Friedrich Merz (CDU), with 21 percent of Germans saying that they would like Weidel to be chancellor, while the same figure backed Merz. Merz’s CDU party is polling over 10 points ahead of the AfD in the run-up to February elections. The AfD, however, has risen to 20 percent in the latest Insa survey.

Notably, migrant crime and knife attacks have plagued Germany in the past few years. Foreigners now make up a record share of violent criminals despite accounting for only 15 percent of the population. On trains and buses, their proportion of reported crimes is even higher.

Some of the victims of knife attacks have spoken up about the violence, with one father even confronting Chancellor Olaf Scholz — who lost his no confidence vote just yesterday — on national television about the death of his child due to a violent illegal immigrant.

Meanwhile, confiscating the tiny pocket knives of elderly women in Germany is unlikely to be an effective tool to combat the violence many Germans increasingly have to fear. In fact, top police officials openly tie mass immigration to growing crime and insecurity.

In November, a 17-year-old Turkish male was arrested for planning a Christmas market terror attack in Germany.

At the end of last month, Interior Minister Nancy Faeser also stated that German security authorities said that while there were no indications of a “concrete” threat, Christmas markets could be targeted by groups with “Islamic motives.”

Germany’s domestic security agency, the BfV, said that Germany was a target for “various terrorist organizations,” which includes the Islamic State group, and that Christmas markets could be targeted due to “symbolism,” i.e., their expression of “Christian values” and the “embodiment of Western culture and way of life.”

In other countries, similar threats exist. A 26-year-old father was stabbed earlier this month while defending his young daughter at the Cannes Christmas market. French media reported how the victim’s 7-year-old daughter was hassled by a “group of young people” while ice skating.

High security levels are now featured at Christmas markets around the country, including police checks, bomb-sniffing dogs, and security barriers to prevent truck attacks.

Tis’ the season for knife checks? German police confiscates pocket knife from elderly women at Christmas market in viral video

NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo joined Julia Hartley-Brewer on Talk TV to discuss the ludicrous case of a convicted Islamist extremist taking a pub to court for a pub sign he claims is offensive.

More and more cases are coming to light in Germany involving citizens being prosecuted for “insulting” politicians, and in one remarkable case, a civil engineer was imprisoned for 30 days after he failed to properly appeal a fine he received for insulting a prominent Social Democrat (SPD) politician.

The incident began when a civil engineer living in Lower Saxony sent an angry email to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig of the far-left Social Democrats (SPD).

In the email, which he sent to the state chancellery, he called her a “storyteller” and accused her of talking “stupid stuff.” He also told her she should start working in construction instead of politics and wrote: “You don’t need to sell people stupid things.” The letter was sent in May 2022 and criticized what he believed to be her pro-Russian stance towards the war in Ukraine that had just broken out.

The Osnabrück public prosecutor’s office pursued a case against the man because Schwesig felt insulted. She personally filed the criminal complaint, according to Apollo News. The criminal complaint states that the man “consciously and intentionally” degraded her honor and fined the man €3,000.

The man appealed, but apparently his written appeal did not reach the proper authorities, as the man allegedly submitted the appeal in the wrong form. He was then ordered to serve a prison sentence at the end of May 2023, but he ignored this request to begin the sentence.

Police then arrived at this workplace a few weeks later, arrested him, and brought him to prison for 30 days. He served his time in Dortmund prison, leaving many of his friends and family concerned about his disappearance. The man then lost his job upon his release.

The report comes after a wave of other cases involving police raiding and arresting German citizens who insult politicians and other officials, including a case in which a retired soldier had his house raided in Bavaria for calling Economic Minister Robert Habeck an “idiot.”

Storyteller’ and ‘stupid stuff’ – German civil engineer imprisoned after insulting far-left SPD state prime minister

Santa’s Grottos up and down the country are swapping out Father Christmas for Mrs Claus, with critics slamming the switch as the “world going mad”.

At several National Trust properties, Mother Christmas will now be leading the festivities and taking the reins from her husband.

At East Riddlesden Hall in Keighley, West Yorkshire, families can take part in a festive story-telling session with Mother Christmas.

A similar Christmas read-along is taking place at Wallington, in Morpeth, Northumberland, with the National Trust hailing Mrs Christmas’s return ahead of “her wonderful storytelling in the House this festive season”.

Lacock Abbey, a country house in Wiltshire which is also a National Trust site, has had Mother Christmas at their festive events for several years now.

One worker told The Sun: “Mother Christmas isn’t confusing — the kids believe she is either Santa’s wife, or his mum.”

However, not all agree with the switch, instead insisting that the classic traditions should not be meddled with.

Donald Gomel, 42, from Glasgow, said: “From the Victorian age we’ve had Father Christmas and now we want to introduce Mother Christmas. It’s just mad.”

English teacher Sam Issa, 45, from Wigan, added: “For hundreds of years kids have got their presents from Santa. Why ruin a perfectly good ­tradition? The world’s gone mad.”

However, others were all for Mother Christmas taking the limelight, with Holly Dove, 34, from Bath, saying that Father Christmases could sometimes be “creepy”.

“There’s just something gentler about a woman. I’d prefer my girls to be sitting on a woman’s lap definitely.”

But it is not just the National Trust that is swapping out Santa for his wife, with different festive celebrations across the country making the swap.

At the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Santa’s female equivalent will step in for her husband.

And the busy schedule for Mother Christmas doesn’t seem to relent. In Chepstow Castle, Wales, she will read a festive tale to children whilst also finding time to be at Ascot’s Christmas Weekend on Saturday.

Thankfully, she’ll be well fed throughout, with British Garden centres, a chain with over 60 sites, hosting a festive breakfast event with Mrs Claus.

National Trust said that they have “just two Mother Christmas events and 58 Father Christmas events”.

The latest spate of festive fury comes just weeks after Boots caused a ruckus by showcasing Mrs Clause overseeing her elves in their latest Christmas advert.

In the TV spot, Mrs Claus – who takes over Christmas gift production after Santa falls asleep – uses they/them pronouns “Oh that’s very them” when referring to an elf.

The advert polarised viewers, with some slamming it as “woke”, whilst others said it made them feel “represented”.

One unhappy viewer said: “We are not impressed with your DEI makeover. Expect to make huge losses this Christmas as many of us boycott you. Go woke, go broke.”

Meanwhile, another viewer expressed their appreciation, adding: “This is a fantastic advert, as a woman and a Mum who organises our family Christmas alone, I feel strongly represented. Thank you boots!”

Speaking about the advert, Pete Markey, Chief Marketing Officer at Boots, stated: “As the UK’s favourite beauty retailer, we are on a mission to spread magic and excitement to beauty enthusiasts this Christmas, whilst also recognising the unsung powerhouses who make Christmas so special.

“This advert is the perfect culmination of both, and I cannot wait to see the reaction and help gift-givers find the perfect gift this Christmas.”

https://www.gbnews.com/news/santa-grottos-woke-father-christmas-dropped-mrs-claus-national-trust

A decade ago, on a tour through Europe, a local tour guide in Belgrade stopped to ask me a question. Why, he asked, was the European Union – “the West” – so bent on getting nations like his own to accept LGBT ideology? Why were promises of economic aid always tied to demands that recipients host “pride” parades or similar initiatives? “We do not want this,” he said with irritation, shaking his head. 

He is not alone. Despite the fact that many aspects of the LGBT agenda – especially the transgender agenda – are scarcely a decade old, the progressive establishments of Europe, including the EU and much of the mainstream agenda, are relentless in their attempts to “enshrine” the LGBT agenda as central to the new European identity. Nations that attempt to blunt the cultural influence of this movement face the wrath of these elites, as Hungary has discovered over the past several years. Even seeking to shield children from these influences is fought with fanatic zeal. 

A similar culture war has been brewing this year in Slovakia, and the mainstream press is out in full force to shape the public narrative. The focus of this battle is Culture Minister Martina Simkovicova, the 53-year-old TV anchor who took office in October 2024 and has proclaimed herself a “defender of Slovak culture and nothing else.” Stating that she opposes “LGBT ideology,” Le Monde recently reported, she has “dismissed several heads of public institutions” including “the director of the Slovak National Theatre, Matej Drlicka, and the director of the Slovak National Gallery, Alexandra Kusa, on the spot.” 

Simkovicova stated that both were engaged in “progressive-liberal political activism” that was out of line with the government’s “cultural program” and promised that the Slovak government will not give “a cent” to LGBT groups. She subsequently removed a number of government subsidies that were flowing to LGBT organizations. It is important to note that the government is establishing that they do not see LGBT ideology as part of Slovak culture and that, as such, groups who push this ideology are not entitled to public – that is to say, taxpayer – dollars.  

But according to the press, this amounts to something resembling a crackdown. According to the Citizen Tribune on December 12:  

“I am frustrated and very angry about the way culture is being destroyed and organizations are falling apart,” Svetlana Fialova, a 39-year-old visual artist and lecturer, told AFP. “What is happening in Slovakia is … what is happening in Georgia, Hungary and other countries, where people who collaborate and play to Russian tunes are coming to power and trying to suppress democracy and culture.”

This entirely sidesteps the actual question at hand. The democratically-elected government has a mandate to set priorities, including where public funds are allocated and which employees should be on the public purse. The debate is not about those who are anti-culture versus those who are pro-culture but about what culture the government would like to promote and subsidize. For part, Simkovicova has attempted to make this clear. “The culture of the Slovaks should be Slovak – Slovak, and none else,” she said in one speech. What constitutes a national culture and identity is always up for debate, but to claim that one side of that debate is “anti-culture” is something else entirely. 

But the press, of course, presents those who oppose LGBT ideology as enemies of democracy, while portraying those who support it as its defenders – regardless of whether their agenda has public support. In Poland, the coalition government of Donald Tusk has initiated a wide-scale, often brutal purge of public institutions, eliminating employees associated with the previous Law and Justice government. This was praised by the press as a bold step in favor of democracy. But when the Slovakian government seeks to appoint its own people to public institutions, this is an attack that cannot be borne. From the Citizen Tribune:  

Simkovicova also targets public media. In June, she pushed through a law reforming the state-run RTVS broadcaster into a new company, STVR, which is under her control. Analyst Pavol Hardos told AFP that wielding political influence over cultural institutions had a precedent in Slovakia. 

“This is something we experienced in the 1990s during the illiberal regime of Vladimir Meciar, when there were ideological tests and tests … of who is a good nationalist, a good Slovak, and who isn’t,” he said. 

What is new is the government’s “commitment to purge cultural institutions from anyone who is in any way perceived as potentially a political enemy”, Hardos said. Open-minded and liberal people are “being targeted as a potential troublemaker, and people who are often enough real experts in their areas are being sidelined or thrown out,” he added. 

Hardos said that while it was premature to talk about “an illiberal regime”, Fico is walking in Orban’s footsteps. “This concerns any project with links to LGBT+,” said Martin Macko, head of the Iniciativa Inakost NGO. 

Again, the default position of the press and the EU elites is that LGBT activists have a right to public positions and public money and that leftist governments have a right to appoint their ideological allies to positions of power. If democratically-elected opponents of LGBT ideology do the same, they immediately attempt to delegitimize those leaders and accuse them of launching a coup. LGBT activists and their progressive allies feel entitled to taxpayer money and tax-funded positions, and they are supported in this entitlement by most institutions. 

Indeed, the opposition attempted to have the culture minister thrown out in a vote but failed. Simkovicova, for her part, accurately pointed out to the press that LGBT activists are free to produce whatever they like – they just aren’t entitled to public funding to do so. But for many LGBT activists, of course, this isn’t enough.  

https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/mainstream-media-targets-slovakia-for-cutting-taxpayer-funding-to-lgbt-activists/?utm_source=most_recent&utm_campaign=usa

The outgoing US administration of President Joe Biden publicly expressed concern about the progress of the Romanian elections days before that country’s Constitutional Court’s annulled the ballot, stating that the matter could influence Romania’s position in the Western alliance and its foreign investment decisions. 

Following the Romanian court decision, the US Government backed the decision to order a rerun.  

The first round of the presidential election in Romania, which saw independent right-wing candidate Calin Georgescu victorious with 23 per cent of the vote, was held on November 24.

On 30 November, the US Ambassador to Romania Kathleen Kavalec issued a statement in which she called the results of the first round “surprising”, referring to “reports of campaign violations on use of social media and lack of transparency in financing, and the decision to conduct a recount of those results”. 

Kavalec implied that the election process was causing concern to the Biden administration, saying she hoped whatever happened, “Romania’s strong track record as a reliable democratic partner in Europe and in the Euro-Atlantic community will not be tarnished”.

The US ambassador also stated that the fundamental purpose of a free and fair election was to ensure that those who governed had “a clear mandate from the people they represent”.

She added: “No decision made during this crucial period should limit the right of Romanians to vote freely nor further put at risk the credibility of the election process.” 

The Constitutional Court on December 2 had certified the results of the first round as the search for evidence of electoral fraud proved unsuccessful. That meant the second round was to proceed as planned on December 8.

Opinion polls conducted at the time were showing Georgescu comfortably ahead of Elena Lasconi, his centre-right rival in the run-off. 

The court’s decision did not satisfy the US State Department, whose spokesman Matthew Miller on December 4 issued a statement in which, while stating that: “it is the choice of the Romanian people whom they elect” and that “the United States does not interfere with that choice or process”, nevertheless raised the matter of a security services report that seemed to question the court’s initial decision. 

“We are concerned by the Romanian Supreme Council for National Defence [CSAT]’s report of Russian involvement in malign cyber activity designed to influence the integrity of the Romanian electoral process,” he said.

“Data referenced in the report should be fully investigated to ensure the integrity of Romania’s electoral process”, Miller asserted. 

He also then hinted that the US viewed the matter as a question of security that could affect future US-Romanian relations, including US foreign investment. 

“The United States values Romania’s contributions as a strong NATO Ally and partner in the European Union. Romania’s hard-earned progress anchoring itself in the Transatlantic community cannot be turned back by foreign actors seeking to shift Romania’s foreign policy away from its Western alliances.”

He added: “Any such change would have serious negative impacts on US security co-operation with Romania, while a decision to restrict foreign investment would discourage US companies from continuing to invest in Romania”.  

On December 5, Romania’s security council declassified intelligence regarding a Russia-backed online influence campaign that it said promoted the election of  Georgescu. The information has been seen by the court but has not been made public. Georgescu had campaigned for Romania to cease military aid to Ukraine and to stop Ukrainian grain passing through his country’s territory. 

Alleged Russian interference in Romania’s elections followed similar claims of Russian interference in Moldova’s presidential elections earlier this year. In that case the Kremlin was accused of supporting vote-buying efforts and a propaganda campaign to defeat a referendum on accession to the European Union and the re-election of President Maia Sandu.

On December 6, Romania’s Constitutional Court assessed the material provided by CSAT and decided to cancel the original ballot on security grounds.

It ordered a rerun of the entire election process, which is now unlikely to take place before March as Romania must first form a new government in the wake of its parliamentary elections that took place on December 1. 

On the day of the court’s ruling to annul the presidential election, Miller issued a statement supporting the decision. 

“The United States reaffirms our confidence in Romania’s democratic institutions and processes, including investigations into foreign malign influence.”

He wrote: “We call on all parties to uphold Romania’s Constitutional [Court] order and engage in a peaceful democratic process free from threats of violence and intimidation and which reflects the Romanian people’s democratic will.” 

President Biden’s term of office ends on January 20 when he will be replaced by President-elect Donald Trump, who has signalled that he will change US policy regarding the conflict in Ukraine. 

In Romania,  a government made up of the present coalition parties, the Socialists and Liberals, together with the centre-right is set to be formed by the end of 2024.

That administration will have to administer the re-run of the presidential election process, including the registration of candidates. 

https://brusselssignal.eu/2024/12/did-the-us-pressure-romania-to-re-run-its-presidential-election

Integration and respect for the host country providing protection looks different: In Upper Austria, a refugee refused to attend the compulsory German language course at the Wifi education centre in Steyr because the course was taught by a female teacher. This unbelievable incident was reported by the Upper Austrian ÖVP integration councillor Christian Dörfel to the ‘Kronen Zeitung’ newspaper.
‘Anyone who rejects our way of life, questions our social achievements such as equal rights for men and women or wants to place religion above state law has no place here,’ Dörfel angrily told the newspaper “Krone”.
But it gets worse: the politician also reported that in some organisations, female German teachers have been replaced by male trainers in order to comply with the not-so-rare refusal of refugees to be taught by a woman.
Dörfel would now like to put a stop to this. German courses are also about establishing respect for female authority. German courses should not only teach High German, but also dialect. The state councillor plans to bring people who are willing to integrate and migrants who have integrated well in front of the public and use their success stories to motivate other immigrants.

https://exxpress.at/news/ooe-fluechtlinge-verweigern-deutschkurse-wegen-weiblichem-lehrpersonal

A group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators broke into the State Criminal Police Office in the Tempelhof district of Berlin on Saturday. They shouted slogans glorifying terrorism, some of which are forbidden. Symbols of the Islamist organisation Hamas were also painted or sprayed on the front door of the building, as reported by the authorities.

Around 50 people are said to have been outside the building at around 9 pm. According to the police, the plan was to pick up a woman who had been released from preventive custody. During the release, the group then entered the anteroom of the building and shouted a banned slogan – the same slogan for which the woman had previously been arrested.

Police officers forced the group out of the vestibule again. At the entrance to the building, they discovered ‘smearings of colour’ – the troublemakers had painted the so-called red Hamas triangle on the entrance door. In the Islamist group’s propaganda videos, targets are marked with this symbol.

A task force was alerted and was able to detain a total of 19 people from the group and record their personal details. State security is now investigating them for using unconstitutional and terrorist organisations. The police, on the other hand, are investigating trespassing.

This is not the first incident in which pro-Palestinian or Islamist actors have attacked representatives of the state. Since the renewed outbreak of the Israel-Palestine conflict following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, there have been several attacks on police officers, state buildings and universities in Germany.
In September, a supporter of the Islamist terrorist group ‘Islamic State’ attacked a police station in Koblenz with a machete. He then shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’. Police officers have also been repeatedly attacked at pro-Palestine demonstrations. Most recently, on the first anniversary of October 7,stones were thrown and officers were physically attacked. Pyrotechnics were also thrown at police officers.

During the summer, several universities were occupied and smeared. Both the Free University of Berlin and Humboldt University were the target of several attacks.

Pro-Palästina-Demonstranten stürmen Polizeigebäude

“I recognized him as soon as I entered the courtroom. By the look on his face.” 40-year-old Olivier (first name changed) could not forget the face of the man who had tried to burn him alive. That was on July 25, 2021 in Bonneuil-sur-Marne (94), almost three and a half years ago. The trial of his attacker had just taken place at the Créteil juvenile jury court and ended with him being sentenced to five years’ imprisonment with a subsequent order to serve his sentence.

I didn’t expect anything specific from the justice system, but I wanted society to condemn him, to make sure he didn’t get out free,” admits Olivier. (…) He has shown his determination to be tough. When this teenager returns to his neighborhood, he may be a star among his friends. But at this moment, and even if he is released in a year and a half thanks to the remissions, he has left the courtroom in handcuffs.” Le Parisien

Bonneuil-sur-Marne (94) : “Au nom d’Allah, allume-le”. 40 jeunes attaquent une patrouille. L’auteur du tir de mortier, âgé de 16 ans interpellé alors qu’il “s’apprêtait à fuir au Mali” (MàJ : 5 ans ferme pour celui qui avait gravement brûlé un policier) – Fdesouche

by Giulio Meotti

Former climate icon Greta Thunberg, revered by politicians, the media and church institutions as a modern-day saint, has hit rock bottom.

The innocent girl against the forces of evil; the young woman acting for higher motives; the penniless rebel; all tropes describing Greta that have gained popularity in recent years.

You didn’t have to be an acclaimed psychologist; it only took a little common sense to know that if you elect a young adolescent girl as a prophet of salvation, and the worldly and religious leaders of the planet praise her en masse, then this teenager will quickly believe all the hype that is being made about her and think that she can allow herself any nonsense and totalitarian madness.

“Seeing heads of state applauding green parrots like Greta is humiliating,” warned Pascal Bruckner. “It is a nihilistic, megalomaniac, totalitarian ceremony.”

At the end of 2018, Greta gave a “speech” against all the world’s leaders in front of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change. Since then, there has been no way to stop her.

Greta, now 21, has chosen Mannheim to rail against Israel and European democracies, where police officer Rouven Laur was stabbed to death by Afghan Islamist and asylum seeker Sulaiman Ataee on May 31, and when Islam critic Michael Stürzenberger was seriously injured.

Next, 700 protesters gather for the “International Solidarity with Palestine and the Climate Movement” demonstration. The crowd chants the Hamas battle cry: “From the River to the Sea – Palestine Will Be Free.” Then the star enters the scene. Greta’s monologue has been mixed with grotesque laughter and shouts of: “F*** Germany! F*** Israel!”.

And to think that Katrin Göring-Eckardt, leader of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD), blessed Greta as a “prophetess” in a sermon, that Catholic Bishop Franz Jung compared her to David, the king of Israel, while Thunberg reminded Heiner Koch, Catholic Bishop of Berlin, of “Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.” Why the Archbishop of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the Anglicans, compared Greta’s name to that of the prophet Jeremiah!

And Pope Francis was also fascinated by Greta; in 2019 he received her in audience and praised her. In times of secularization and despiritualization, church leaders need a figure of salvation, even if it is only in the form of a silly, narcissistic child-goddess. And it wasn’t just Bergoglio. High-ranking Catholic cardinals praised Greta. The American National Catholic Reporter even headlined “Greta, prophetess of Advent”.

Obama had an appointment with Greta in 2019 and of course Merkel in 2020; Greta spoke at the Davos summit and at the UN and was considered a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.

But it has been clear for several months that the green movement is in crisis. So a year ago, Greta left the “climate” camp with the murderous massacre of Hamas on October 7, 2023. In Germany, Greta is even classified by the police as “potentially violent” after she was caught with a keffiyeh around her neck shouting “crush Zionism”.

Now Greta screams her curses against Israel and Germany, laughing hysterically and making faces. She has revealed herself as a tragic figure who is being exploited by unscrupulous powers to propagate their sinister agenda.

The logical leap for Greta now would be to join Che Guevara’s daughter.

Aleida Guevara, a 64-year-old Cuban doctor and daughter of the communist mass murderer Guevara, spoke to the pro-Hezbollah Lebanese newspaper Al Mayadeen. On the sidelines of an “anti-fascist” event organized last week in Caracas by Venezuela’s socialist regime, Guevara praised Hezbollah. “Brothers of Lebanon, I am really proud, very proud that the people have reacted and achieved a moment of victory, of collective victory, with very brave men and women,” Guevara said. Guevara also offered to fight with Hamas. “I’m a pediatrician, but other than that, I’m a pretty good shooter. I come from a military school. I’m at your disposal.”

From the time of attending cathedrals to feeding off social media, a lot of water has passed under the bridge in the West, but the distance that separates these two worlds is disappearing. Not only has religion of a different kind returned through Islamic immigration, but also through Greta’s radical environmentalism. Greta Thunberg’s generation is culturally sick and goes from admiring the Unabomber to admiring Osama bin Laden. They were born into comfort and freedom, but they were born tired of the West and want to overthrow it.

The deep self-hatred of an ultra-free and wealthy generation projects everything it sees as hateful in the West onto the oldest scapegoat in the world: the Jews.

Saint Greta put on a keffiyeh. Never mind if slaves do it in China. The Vatican put a keffiyeh on baby Jesus in front of the Pope. Never mind if he was Jewish.

We live in a time of great mystification and substitution.

Brothers all. Muslim Brothers.

Greta Thunberg: from media darling to muslim sister | Israel National News – Arutz Sheva