Jeder, der am 11. September 2001 gesagt hätte, daß in 25 Jahren ein Moslem New Yorks Bürgermeister sein wird und die Gouverneurin einen Hijab trägt, wäre für verrückt erklärt worden.
Ist eigentlich irgendjemandem klar, was hier in Europa passiert?
Ich sage es immer wieder. UK ist ein Ausblick auf das, was hier auch unausweichlich kommen wird. Die Stille Übernahme des Islams durch Demographie.
Birmingham und andere Städte sind längst gekippt. In den Stadträten sitzen Muslime. Es wird muslimische Klientelpolitik betrieben. Britische Menschen werden gezwungen, ihre Identität zu verleugnen. Britische Flaggen werden verboten, während draußen die Palästinensischen gehisst werden.
Das alles endet zwangsläufig in Bürgerkrieg. Wobei ich glaube, dass hier in Deutschland maximal der Osten aufmuckt. Der Westen mit seinen Soja-Lauchs lässt sich kampflos einnehmen. Übt schon mal das islamische Gebet. Denn genau das wird hier kommen, wenn die Zuwanderung nicht nur nicht beendet sondern auch in großen Teilen rückgängig gemacht wird.
Es gibt kein demokratisches Miteinander mit dem Islam, wenn der Anteil der Muslime ein gewisses Level erreicht hat. Dann gibt es nur noch Übernahme.
Ehrenmann👇🏼 @Meyer_FDP@fdp_berlin „Wir können auch über Islamic Relief sprechen. Die Organisation erhält keine Bundesförderung mehr, nachdem die FDP 2019 durch eine Kleine Anfrage Verbindungen zur Muslimbruderschaft offengelegt hatte. In Berlin wird sie jedoch weiterhin gefördert.“
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"Yalla yalla Intifada" =
Mordaufruf gegen Juden.
"Death to the IDF" =
Mordaufruf gegen Juden
"Free Palestine"=
Aufruf, den Staat Israel zu beseitigen.
"Apartheid"= Lüge zur Ablenkung s.o.
"Genozid =
der vermutl erfolgloseste der Welt
🇮🇱Am Israel chai ✡️
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Die Jobcenter erhalten keine Daten über Personen, die per Haftbefehl (aktuell 100.000) gesucht werden - Grund: Datenschutz. Deswegen erhalten viele von ihnen weiterhin Bürgergeld.
So etwas gibt es auch nur in Deutschland, oder?
It has been 2 years today since Hirsh, Ori, Eden, Almog, Alex, Carmel were brutally murdered on the very verge of rescue💔
In some videos we see that they lived with hope of survival,protecting,loving and caring for each other
May their memory be forever blessed
#NeverForgive
🇺🇦 At 20, Viktoria Honcharuk had what many people dream of.
A life in America.
Harvard acceptance.
A career as an investment analyst on Wall Street.
Then Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine🇺🇦
Tori left that life behind and returned to Ukraine.
She trained as a combat medic with the Hospitallers and went where she was needed most... Zaporizhzhia, Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Lyman and Kharkiv.
She lost close friends💔
Yet when asked about her dreams, she said:
“I dream of living to the moment when I can dream again.”
She was accepted to Harvard, but chose not to go.
“Today, Tori leads AB3. Tech, turning battlefield experience into defense technology and helping connect Ukraine’s soldiers with engineers, companies and investors.
From Wall Street to the battlefield.
From saving lives to building the technology that can save them❤️🩹
This is awesome Viktoria “Tori” Honcharuk.
Just, wow🫡
I admire power of this nation🇺🇦!
Stay safe and stay strong as you are❤️
THEY BLOCKED HIM FROM SENDING A POST OCTOBER 7TH LETTER
Today, King Harald V of Norway 🇳🇴 passed away at the age of 89.
After the October 7 massacre, the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, King Harald wanted to send a personal message of condolence to Israel and the Jewish people and his own government blocked him.
They said this empathy would show a break of their neutrality.
The Jewish people never forget those who show us kindness during these difficult times, and those who didn't.
RIP King Harald and may God bless your soul 🕯️
The first people to chant “Free Palestine” were Jews.
Not in 2024.
Not on campus.
Not with the PLO.
In the 1940s, Zionists used that exact slogan to free the Jewish homeland from British rule.
Then the meaning was flipped>
Remember when Zohran Mamdani said that Muslims were the real victims of 9/11 and that his ‘aunt’ was too afraid to take the subway because she feared being attacked for wearing a hijab?
It was later revealed that his ‘aunt’ didn’t even live in New York at the time. She was in Africa, didn’t wear a hijab, and was actually his father’s deceased distant cousin.
The fact he got away with so many lies is crazy. He’s a pathological liar.
Sad existence
Imagine having so little going on in your own life that you spend your Sunday trying to ruin something positive for others.
When anti-Israel activists heard that Israeli runners would be taking part in a Sydney marathon to raise money for children and adults with disabilities, they became enraged.
Take a look at the signs.
One declares “Gays for Gaza” - although, curiously, it's never gays in Gaza.
Others tell the Israeli runners to “go to hell” or demand they be arrested. Another displays the inverted red triangle - a symbol used by Hamas in its propaganda videos to mark people it kills.
These activists weren't protesting politicians or a military event. They were targeting people running a marathon to raise money for people with disabilities.
What a sad way to spend a Sunday.
I am scared.
Disappointed.
And completely exhausted.
Kyiv has been under attack for more than 3 full days almost nonstop.
I haven’t really slept for these nights.
Explosions, drones, alerts - again and again.
And somehow it keeps getting worse.
It’s becoming harder and harder to find anything positive in this madness.
I’m just tired.
I just want one quiet night.
I just want to finally sleep.
Lviv, 1941.
A young Jewish woman sits on the pavement, stripped naked, surrounded by a hostile crowd.
She tries to cover herself with her hands; her clothes lie discarded beside her. People stand and watch. One person reaches down toward her head as she looks directly into the lens.
Look at her face.
There is fear, shock, and profound humiliation. But beneath the cruelty surrounding her, there is something immutable:
her fundamental humanity.
She had a name.
A family.
A home.
People who loved her.
A future she was never allowed to claim.
The image was captured on 8mm film by German personnel. Later discovered by U.S. forces in an SS barracks in Augsburg, the footage is now preserved in Holocaust archives—a permanent record of an atrocity that was meant to be forgotten.
Before the Holocaust, more than 200,000 Jews called Lviv home. Under Nazi occupation, that community was systematically persecuted, deported, and murdered. Only a fraction survived.
During the 1941 pogroms, Jewish men, women, and children were targeted relentlessly, with women subjected to targeted, public degradation.
This photograph captures more than physical violence. It captures the mechanics of dehumanization—the deliberate, witnessed destruction of a human being's dignity.
We may never learn this woman’s name.
We may never know her final moments.
But by looking at her face, we refuse the ultimate aim of her tormentors: to erase her from memory.
We remember that she was someone.