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- Professor Says, Turks In Germany Are A Time Bomb
From Vlad Tepes Blog: “The Turks in Germany are a time bomb, at least the majority of them”. This is the statement with which Peter Cohen, an American visiting professor at Munich University, concludes his recent study in Germany. Three million...
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GERMANS WORRIED ABOUT ISLAM IN NEW SURVEYFrom Avi at The Astute Bloggers: Gatestone Institute finds some good news in Germany, but also bad news concerning what the Turks who live there think: Germans are overwhelmingly mistrustful of Islam and...
- Germany: Eight Islamists Indicted For Supporting Terrorism Abroad
Germany indicts eight Islamists for supporting terrorism abroad - Monsters and Critics Federal prosecutors in Germany said on Tuesday that they have indicted eight people for supporting foreign terrorism and being members of a criminal organisations....
- Germany: Merkel Against Erdogan’s Initiative Of Turkish Schools’ Net
Some days ago Erdogan stated he wanted Turkish people abroad not to integrate in those countries, but to influence their policies. German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has showed her opposition to Turkish Preisdent Erdogan's initiative, of creating a...
- The Hyphenisation Of The German Political Culture
Professor Dr. Hakkı Keskin (born 1943 in Turkey), is a model Germano-Turk. He is a professor of Political Science and was the first German of Turkish descent to become a member of a German parliament (the Bürgerschaft in Hamburg), and the founder of...
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Germany - Turkish Politician Demands Crucifix be Removed From German Courtroom, Calling it a "Threat" to Non-Christians
Only a Muslim could see the image of a Humble God dying on a cross to absolve man of his sins (rather than wiping out mankind as Islam intends to do) as a threat.
Christine comments,
Christine comments,
By coincidence, the cross is also a threat to vampires. Both groups are blood thirsty.
From Will at THE OTHER NEWS:
Germany - Turkish Politician Demands Crucifix be Removed From German Courtroom, Calling it a "Threat" to Non-Christians.(HLN).Google translate.
The cross was also a "threat" for all non-Christians, he said with reference to the Muslim relatives of the Turkish NSU victims. Therefore the crucifix must disappear "immediately". Tanal belongs to the secular opposition party CHP and was a member of the six-person parliamentary delegation from Ankara which was present in the court chamber on Monday at the opening of the trial.
The politician endorsed the suspicion that had previously been voiced in Turkey, that the so-called National Socialist Underground was supported by forces in the German state apparatus. When a gang could kill eight Turks and one Greek in different German cities with the same weapon without being detected, it meant "state forces lay behind it," said Tanal. Without the protection of forces in the German security establishment the NSU would never have been able to act in this way undisturbed, he added. For already a long time in most German states no longer display crucifixes in courtrooms, but in Bavaria is still common.In Bavaria, a large part of the population is traditionally Catholic.read the full story here.
After the start of the NSU trial a Turkish politician has demanded that the Upper Regional Court in Munich remove the crucifix from the court room. The Christian symbol was an infringement against the principles of the secular state, said Mahmut Tanal, according to press reports on Tuesday.
The cross was also a "threat" for all non-Christians, he said with reference to the Muslim relatives of the Turkish NSU victims. Therefore the crucifix must disappear "immediately". Tanal belongs to the secular opposition party CHP and was a member of the six-person parliamentary delegation from Ankara which was present in the court chamber on Monday at the opening of the trial.
The politician endorsed the suspicion that had previously been voiced in Turkey, that the so-called National Socialist Underground was supported by forces in the German state apparatus. When a gang could kill eight Turks and one Greek in different German cities with the same weapon without being detected, it meant "state forces lay behind it," said Tanal. Without the protection of forces in the German security establishment the NSU would never have been able to act in this way undisturbed, he added. For already a long time in most German states no longer display crucifixes in courtrooms, but in Bavaria is still common.In Bavaria, a large part of the population is traditionally Catholic.read the full story here.
- Professor Says, Turks In Germany Are A Time Bomb
From Vlad Tepes Blog: “The Turks in Germany are a time bomb, at least the majority of them”. This is the statement with which Peter Cohen, an American visiting professor at Munich University, concludes his recent study in Germany. Three million...
-
GERMANS WORRIED ABOUT ISLAM IN NEW SURVEYFrom Avi at The Astute Bloggers: Gatestone Institute finds some good news in Germany, but also bad news concerning what the Turks who live there think: Germans are overwhelmingly mistrustful of Islam and...
- Germany: Eight Islamists Indicted For Supporting Terrorism Abroad
Germany indicts eight Islamists for supporting terrorism abroad - Monsters and Critics Federal prosecutors in Germany said on Tuesday that they have indicted eight people for supporting foreign terrorism and being members of a criminal organisations....
- Germany: Merkel Against Erdogan’s Initiative Of Turkish Schools’ Net
Some days ago Erdogan stated he wanted Turkish people abroad not to integrate in those countries, but to influence their policies. German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has showed her opposition to Turkish Preisdent Erdogan's initiative, of creating a...
- The Hyphenisation Of The German Political Culture
Professor Dr. Hakkı Keskin (born 1943 in Turkey), is a model Germano-Turk. He is a professor of Political Science and was the first German of Turkish descent to become a member of a German parliament (the Bürgerschaft in Hamburg), and the founder of...