@BobGrillo1@SHomburg Das Sommermärchen war auch nur genau das was die Bezeichnung schon sagt. Eine hohle Show, Spiele für den Pöbel, nur daß die Kaiserin den Daumen nie öffentlich gesenkt hat.
@VceOfReason Diese angeblichen Tierschutzvereine halten auch schön die Schnauze ,wenn es ums Halal Schlachten geht.
Absolut Barbarisch,so etwas gehört nicht in zivilisierte Länder.
@VceOfReason Die Omma hat uns beigebracht: „Quäle nie ein Tier zum Scherz, denn es fühlt wie Du den Schmerz!“
Das ist Zivilisation.
Was hat Omma diesen fröhlichen jungen Menschen aus dem Morgenlande beigebracht?
Merkt ihr, wie die Tierschutzverbände nach der Tötung des Babydelfins in Ceuta ihre Schnauze halten?
Wir haben auf Kamera, wie ein kleiner Meeressäuger aus dem Wasser gezogen und dann zu Tode geprügelt wird.
Bilder, die um die Welt und durch alle Medien gehen würden, wenn nicht ein entscheidendes Detail wäre: Die vollbärtigen „Minderjährigen“ aus Marokko, die das arme Ding wie eine Trophäe durch die Gegend tragen.
Genau deshalb wird man von Neubauer, Thunberg & co. nichts hören.
Just six months after major spine surgery, look at how far he has come. You would never guess he has a rod and four large screws helping straighten his spine. Luke, you truly are the good news. ❤️
Madeline Amy Sweeney knew the plane had been hijacked. Instead of panicking, she started gathering information.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, the 35-year-old American Airlines flight attendant was working aboard Flight 11, a Boeing 767 traveling from Boston to Los Angeles.
Not long after takeoff, something was terribly wrong.
The cockpit stopped responding.
Passengers were being attacked.
Crew members were injured.
The aircraft was no longer under the control of its pilots.
As chaos unfolded around her, Sweeney managed to connect to an American Airlines operations center using an Airfone. On the other end was supervisor Michael Woodward.
What followed would become one of the most important eyewitness accounts from inside a hijacked aircraft.
Sweeney didn't waste precious moments focusing on her own fate.
Instead, she began relaying information.
Carefully.
Clearly.
Methodically.
She described the men who had taken over the plane.
She gave their seat assignments.
She reported injuries among passengers and crew.
She explained that a passenger had been stabbed.
Every detail mattered.
Even as she faced the reality that she might never leave the aircraft alive, she continued feeding information to authorities.
According to later accounts, Woodward was struck by how calm and composed she remained. Her voice was steady. Her descriptions were precise.
Then she provided information that would later prove critical to investigators.
She identified Mohamed Atta as one of the hijackers and supplied details about the others involved.
As Flight 11 headed toward New York City, Sweeney stayed on the line, continuing to report what she could see.
At 8:46 a.m., the plane slammed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center.
Everyone on board was killed.
Sweeney was just 35 years old.
The information she provided during those final minutes became some of the earliest and most valuable evidence available to investigators trying to understand what had happened.
She couldn't regain control of the aircraft.
She couldn't stop the hijackers.
She couldn't save herself.
But she could help others understand what was unfolding.
And she did.
Until the very end.
Madeline Sweeney left behind her husband and two young children—her son, Jack, who was four, and her daughter, Anna, who was seven.
They never saw her again.
Yet in the face of unimaginable circumstances, she chose to remain focused, courageous, and selfless.
Trapped aboard a hijacked plane with no way out, Madeline Amy Sweeney spent her final moments ensuring that the world would know exactly who had taken control of Flight 11—and what was happening inside it.
My name is Alina Falahati, and I was a 21-year-old Russian-Israeli working on converting to Judaism when I was murdered by Hamas terrorists.
After my murder, I was missing for 3 weeks. My remains were found burned and charred. I am a victim of terrorism.
Will you remember me?
My name is Eynav Levy, and I was a 32-year-old married Jewish mother when I was murdered by Hamas during the October 7th terror attack on Israel.
I will never see my child or husband again.
I am one of 1,200 people killed in the 10/7 terror attack.
Will you remember me?
100 years ago Muslim Turks were crucifying Armenian Christians.
An estimated 600,000 to 1.5 million are estimated to have died in the Armenian Genocide killed by the Ottoman Empire.
Letting in many millions of military aged Muslim men is dangerous.
a. yes
b. no
Michael Kyrath, Vater der 17-jährigen Ann-Marie, die 2023 bei Brockstedt von einem Palästinenser ermordet wurde:
„Wir betreuen aktuell über 1.000 Opferfamilien. Wir betreuen aktuell 36 junge Frauen, die Opfer sexueller Gewalt geworden sind, inklusive sogenannter Gruppenvergewaltigungen, die es hier vor 10 oder 15 Jahren überhaupt nicht gab.
Das JÜNGSTE OPFER, das ich betreue, wurde über Stunden von 3 Syrern vergewaltigt. Die haben auf sie uriniert, sie mit Kot beschmiert, sie geschlagen und getreten. DIESES MÄDCHEN IST 10 JAHRE ALT. Erzählen Sie den Eltern, erzählen Sie diesen Mädchen nichts von Therapie oder sonst etwas.
Diese Täter sind nicht durch Therapie sozialisierbar, schon allein deshalb, weil die Ausbildung unserer Therapeuten auf mitteleuropäische Sozialisation zugeschnitten ist. (…) Das heißt, wir sind nicht einmal in der Lage, diese Menschen zu resozialisieren.“
Hamas had killed little Elin's younger brother and parents.
Today, she passed away due to her injuries and was reunited with them in heaven 💔.
She was laid to rest today.
Our hearts were broken the very day this happened.
May her memory live on forever.