(09-09-2016 07:40 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: It's well accepted that if oil weren't a factor then Islam would be a footnote in history by now. It simply can't stand on its own two feet.
(09-09-2016 07:40 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: It's well accepted that if oil weren't a factor then Islam would be a footnote in history by now. It simply can't stand on its own two feet.
(09-10-2016 02:56 PM)Hell_Is_Like_Newark Wrote:(09-09-2016 07:40 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: It's well accepted that if oil weren't a factor then Islam would be a footnote in history by now. It simply can't stand on its own two feet.
If Mohammad tried to conquer Christendom a decade earlier or a decade later, he would have been crushed. Unfortunately for the world, the Romans (Byzantine) were badly weakened by plague that they just didn't have the manpower to do so (plagues happened repeatedly from the 6th through 8th century).
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Quote:So far I spend my time in "good" areas, so don't know about other districts.
(09-10-2016 08:46 PM)nomadbrah Wrote: Islam was just about done though after WW1 and even the Ottoman empire was not very islamic. Modern Islam is an American invention.
(09-11-2016 02:29 AM)Latinopan Wrote:(09-10-2016 08:46 PM)nomadbrah Wrote: Islam was just about done though after WW1 and even the Ottoman empire was not very islamic. Modern Islam is an American invention.
I have said before, Islam would not survive in XXI century without the elite globalist Western support, when you look deep into what keeps Islam as a whole alive today is all support from the top elite people in the West..
Quote:Recognised asylum seekers sign from this country to travel for a short time just in the country from which they have fled. This could be an indication that no persecution exists.
Recognized refugees return for holiday purposes temporarily in that country back from which they are officially fled. This was revealed by research by the "Welt am Sonntag". The newspaper learned of recognized asylum seekers who have been unemployed for a short time traveled to countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Lebanon. Then they come back to Germany.
Quote:GERMANY. In last year alone more than two million immigrants from the Third World came to Germany, almost all of them males. Since then the number of sexual assaults has exploded. Now the federal police distribute tips to German women on how they can protect themselves from being raped.
“When women feel anxiety when they walk towards a group of men, or when they perceive a situation that emanates possible danger, they should trust their intuition in any case, and they should avoid getting into those kinds of situations any deeper,” says Markus Koths, the press spokesman for the Federal Police (BKA).
One might even “have to attempt a detour if need be.” Moreover, one should always look “to see if there might be police nearby to whom one could talk.”
But should one still get attacked by asylum seekers despite all these precautionary measures, it is of utmost importance to defend oneself.
“Hereby one has to go forward as bravely and determinedly as possible. Also, screaming loudly is a good method to alert people passing,” opines the BKA spokesperson.
“Please call the police!”
Moreover, it’s important to concretely address someone in the immediate vicinity in such a way that the person instantly knows that it is exactly he who is being spoken to. This way the pressure might be stronger to help. One example would be: “You over there with the glasses and the blue raincoat, please call the police!”
Should there be no option to call the police beforehand, then the affected person should call emergency services immediately after the rape, and also notify the police. Additionally, women can log into the national website hilfetelefon.de after a sexual assault in order to receive advice.
Additional tips for women from the BKA:
Always walk at a minimum as a pair or three people.
Wear sneakers instead of high heels so that you can run away.
Avoid alcohol and drugs.
It’s best to only drink out of bottles that you yourself have opened.
Don’t always stare at the cellphone but actively observe your surroundings.
In an emergency don’t act like a victim but like an opponent: Genitals, joints, eyes, nose and ears are good targets, since that’s where pain is the highest.
(09-11-2016 06:46 AM)RexImperator Wrote: Advice for German women from the police:
Quote:...
Additional tips for women from the BKA:
Always walk at a minimum as a pair or three people.
Wear sneakers instead of high heels so that you can run away.
Avoid alcohol and drugs.
It’s best to only drink out of bottles that you yourself have opened.
Don’t always stare at the cellphone but actively observe your surroundings.
In an emergency don’t act like a victim but like an opponent: Genitals, joints, eyes, nose and ears are good targets, since that’s where pain is the highest.
http://www.freiezeiten.net/Bundesregieru...zu-koennen
Quote:Austrian conspiracy theorists have had a bumper year in 2016.
First, in the April 24 presidential election, the frontrunning candidate of Austria's anti-immigrant Freedom Party, Norbert Hofer, who many said was virtually guaranteed to become the central European country's first "right-wing" president, mysteriously lost when some 31,000 mailed-in ballots tipped the vote against him in the last second, handing the election to his far more moderate, and pro-European challenged, Van der Bellen. Hofer’s defeat sparked widespread relief across the ranks of Europe's unlected establishment bureaucrats, as his victory would mark yet another significant moment in the advance of nationalism across EU member states. As Newsweek put it, "in the wake of Brexit, it would be seen as another defeat for the European political establishment."
Accusations immediately emerged that the vote had been rigged, with the traditional response that these are merely the deranged ramblings of sore loser "nationalists." Only... that was not the case, and in July Austria's Constitutional Court ruled that the presidential runoff election must be held again, after it found "widespread" voting fraud, handing yet another victory to "conspiracy theorists" everywhere.
Then, following the surge in terrorist attacks in France and Germany in July, an August Gallup polls showed that Hofer's lead over his opponent Van der Belden had continued to grow, showing the midpoint of the wide range of support for Hofer at 52 percent—one point higher than a poll in early July—versus 48 percent for Van der Bellen.
At this point the establishment was clearly panicking, which may have indirectly led to the lastest fiasco surrounding what has already become the most scandalous presidential election in recent European history, an election that has little practical - but dramatic and widespread symbolic - value for Europe.
As AFP reports, it is now virtually certain that the election scheduled for October 2, and which Hofer will not lose this time, will not be held after all, as an "embarrassing postponement of Austria's high-stakes October 2 presidential election looked all but inevitable Saturday, because of technical problems involving glue failing to stick on postal votes."
In the wake of the abovementioned May presidential election, which was annulled after Austria's highest court upheld claims of procedural irregularities made by the narrowly-defeated far-right, a new election had been scheduled for October 2. This necessitated fresh elections but this time there appear to be... problems with glue on postal votes not sticking, making them invalid.
On Saturday independent ecologist Alexander Van der Bellen joined his rival in the vote, Norbert Hofer from the far-right, in saying he now expects a postponement.
"I don't believe that October 2 is possible any more," Van der Bellen, 72, told a news conference. "I hope that (the new election) can still take place this year." But they may not... because the glue on the same postal votes that were used to rig the last election is "no longer sticking."
Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka meanwhile made his clearest indication yet of a postponement, saying that "it does not look like" the problems can be resolved in time. He is due to make an announcement on Monday.
According to local media, the October election may now not even take place in 2016: Die Presse daily cited unnamed sources as saying that the government was looking at several possible dates in November, but that mid-December or even January were being considered.
Pushing the election back poses legal problems, however, and the government is considering drawing up special legislation allowing it to happen.
Some called this farce for what it is: "this is an unbelievable disgrace for... the whole country," Die Presse said in an editorial entitled "Banana Republic".
Meanwhile Hofer, 45, officially launched his election campaign in Wels in northern Austria despite the likely postponement, hitting out at the "stupidity" of allowing mass immigration by "economic migrants". The May 22 vote, a run-off after a first round in April, saw Van der Bellen narrowly beat Hofer by just 31,000 votes. The FPOe has stoked concerns about recent record immigration, and should Hofer eventually win it would make Austria the first country in Europe since 1945 to elect a nationalist president, and unleash even more anti-immigrant sentiment across Europe just in time for the all important French presidential elections where National Front's Marine le Pen has a substantial advantage.
As reported before, the role of the Austrian president is largely ceremonial, but a victory by Hofer - symbolic as it may be - would be a major boost to Europe's other surging populist movements.
And now the "conspiracy theorists" can come up with alternative, and has been the case, correct, explanations for what really happened.
(09-11-2016 08:49 AM)Samseau Wrote: One thing is for certain, Zel, the globalists hate democracy and it is coming to end very soon (if it hasn't already).
We'll know how badly elections are rigged once the US Elections happen.
Quote:A total of 11,158 nonwhite invaders in Austria pretending to be refugees were arrested for violent assaults, drugs, thefts, and sexual assaults committed during the first six months of this year.
This works out to 1,859 per month, or 62 per day—and at this rate it is going to easily supersede last year’s record “asylum seeker” criminal spree, when 15,236 crimes were reported for the entire year.
Quote:"don't forget that we went to great lengths to alter your carefree life in Germany to one where you must consciously act to avoid rape every day for the rest of your life"
(09-11-2016 03:14 PM)weambulance Wrote:(09-11-2016 02:57 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Last time I visited Vienna a few weeks ago I got into 3 shady situations - attempted fight at a mall, attempted blowjob at the park, attempted theft as I was waiting for my train early in the morning. And I was only there for 2 days!
Intriguing.
Quote:Police investigating the Paris terror attacks have shut down three mosques in a series of raids to close the net on Islamic extremists, the Express reports.
France has been under a state of emergency since 130 people were killed in a series of terror attacks in Paris on November 13. Since then, some 2,235 homes and buildings have been raided, 232 people taken into custody, and 334 weapons confiscated.
The number of weapons apprehended so far is reported as “staggering.”
In a 15 day period, authorities have seized one-third of the quantity of war-grade weapons that are normally seized in a year.
(09-11-2016 11:17 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/09/11/fr...ons-found/
Quote:Police investigating the Paris terror attacks have shut down three mosques in a series of raids to close the net on Islamic extremists, the Express reports.
France has been under a state of emergency since 130 people were killed in a series of terror attacks in Paris on November 13. Since then, some 2,235 homes and buildings have been raided, 232 people taken into custody, and 334 weapons confiscated.
The number of weapons apprehended so far is reported as “staggering.”
In a 15 day period, authorities have seized one-third of the quantity of war-grade weapons that are normally seized in a year.
Seems like France is actually making some progress with the door kicking. Hope this really is a turning point but until the demographics change this is still a temporary solution.
Quote:Schools in St. Paul, Minnesota, are out for the summer, and kids are basking in the rare Minnesota sun. As families head to the lake, there’s an overwhelming sense of relief that school is over.
But this is not the usual end-of-school rejoicing, for it hasn’t been an ordinary year in St. Paul. Just days after the last school bell rang, a dramatic uprising of teachers, parents, and school board members ousted Superintendent Valeria Silva.
Silva’s approach to school discipline sparked the revolt. Her policies, initiated in 2010, launched the St. Paul schools on a downward spiral of chaos and violence. In December 2015, Ramsey County attorney John Choi labeled the situation “a public health crisis.” In 2015, assaults on teachers in St. Paul schools reported to his office tripled compared to 2014, and were up 36 percent over the previous four-year average.
Teachers, Students Fear for Their Safety
On Silva’s watch, the city’s high schools have become menacing places where gangs of out-of-control teens prowl the halls, and “classroom invasions” by students settling private disputes are commonplace.
Tumultuous brawls are a fact of life. Today, fights that “might have been between two individuals” can grow into “melees involving up to 40 or 50 people,” according to Steve Linders, a St. Paul police spokesman. Roving packs often attack individuals, and police have had to use chemical irritants to break up what they call “riots.”
Teachers fear for their safety. In the last school year, a vicious student assault landed one in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury. Another was punched repeatedly in the chest, while another required staples for a head wound. One high school has issued emergency whistles to teachers and assigned a guard to every floor. A teacher who was crushed into a shelf in a classroom invasion now instructs her students to use a “secret knock” to enter her classroom, according to City Pages.
Anarchy also reigns at many elementary schools. A teacher caught between two fighting fifth-grade girls was knocked to the ground with a concussion. In the St. Paul Pioneer Press, former fourth-grade teacher Aaron Benner described young kids running screaming through the halls, cussing out teachers, and attacking classmates. “Safety was my number one concern, not teaching,” he wrote.
Using Race as a Weapon for Inequality
The discipline policies that gave rise to this chaos sprang from Silva’s embrace of “racial equity” ideology. In St. Paul, as across the nation, black students as a group are referred for discipline at higher rates than their peers. Silva made eliminating this racial gap a top priority.
In Silva’s view, the gap is caused by teachers’ racial bias and cultural insensitivity, not by higher rates of misconduct by black students. She mandated “white privilege” training for all district personnel, eliminated “continual willful disobedience” as a suspendable offense, and shifted many special education students with behavior problems—students who are disproportionately black—to mainstream classrooms. Now unruly kids just chat with a “behavior specialist” or are shifted to another classroom to act up again.
Silva also pressured schools to deal internally with infractions such as assault, sexual violence, and drug possession, rather than reporting student offenders to police. Her goal was to end what has been called “the school to prison pipeline” for black students. One irate mother told the Pioneer Press that, after her middle-school son was cut with an X-Acto knife, a school official told her contacting the police was up to her.
As Silva’s new discipline regime took hold, reading and math scores dropped and headlines about assaults on teachers appeared with disturbing frequency. Yet instead of reconsidering, her administration moved quickly to control public relations damage. For example, district officials attempted to silence teacher critics by accusing them of having “issues with racial equity,” one veteran teacher told City Pages. Benner, an outspoken critic who is black, told City Pages that district leaders pushed him out of his school and fired his aide. Benner now works at a charter school.
In December 2015, teachers threatened to strike over mounting safety concerns. “Do students and staff deserve to come to work every day and not expect to be assaulted?” demanded Denise Rodriguez, president of the St. Paul Federation of Teachers. “Teachers want to know who has our back with this violence.” Meanwhile, St. Paul families of all races began flooding into charter and suburban public schools, taking millions of dollars in state aid with them.
Now the Same Rules are Nationwide
In November 2015, St. Paul voters overwhelmingly elected a majority of Silva opponents to the school board. Several months later, parents launched a petition demanding Silva’s resignation, and black, white, and Asian community leaders issued the same call in the Pioneer Press. Finally, on June 21, 2016, the school board announced Silva’s departure after buying out her contract at a cost of almost $800,000.
Not everyone was happy: School board member Jean O’Connell promptly resigned, protesting what she called the board’s “destructive and cynical” behavior. “We must refuse to allow the board to let up on racial-equity efforts,” she wrote in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
Fortunately for St. Paul’s children, the city’s parents and teachers were able to hold Silva democratically accountable. But the federal government is now imposing Silva-style “racial equity” discipline policies on school districts around the country under a “disparate impact” interpretation of civil rights law. When these districts experience increased violence and disorder, citizens there will be powerless to stop the debacle.
The greatest victims will be the poor and minority children in whose names these policies are imposed, but who will now be expected to learn in a chaotic environment where learning has become impossible.