In Germany, the problem of Islamism is tabooed and hushed up. This is what Shammi Haque, who fled from Islamists in Bangladesh to Germany, writes today in a commentary for the BILD newspaper. Haque comes from Bangladesh and has witnessed how any criticism of the government there was suppressed. In Germany, on the other hand, anyone who criticises radical Islam is defamed as a racist and agitator. “Even when a knife-wielding terrorist murders three women shouting “Allahu akbar”, the federal government refuses to speak of Islamism,” writes the refugee, who is angry that this radical ideology is far too often a taboo subject in Germany. “I expect the federal government to protect me from this.”
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Antisemitism, Antizionism, Jihadism and the Reunited Germany. News by Fred Alan Medforth