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Ja, me refería a los tweets... 
Cadena de actos terroristas en Alemania
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Ja, me refería a los tweets...
Está traducido el título al inicio de mi post. El resto dice más o menos lo mismo que el artículo en inglés.
Mientras están distraídos por el #Terror: #Schäuble pide nuevo impuesto para financiar la megalomanía política
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La seguridad ciudadana no les importa...
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Horror as knifeman tries to stab women on train in latest shock violence to hit Germany
A YOUNG man pulled out a knife on a train from Hamburg to Bremen in Germany as terrified passengers fled the train running for their lives during a shocking week of violence.
By LAURA MOWAT
PUBLISHED: 14:48, Mon, Jul 25, 2016 | UPDATED: 16:33, Mon, Jul 25, 2016
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Grmany has suffered a series of recent attacks
The 22-year-old threatened passengers on Saturday night and tried to stab two young women, but nobody was hurt.
Initially, the man was put in a separate section of the train after acting aggressively to the train conductor.
When the train arrived to the station of Sottrum, he changed train carriages, pulled out a knife and began threatening other passengers.
At the following train station, many people left the train in a panic fearing for their lives.
The attacker also got off and eventually handed himself in to the police.
It is thought that the attacker is mentally ill and was drunk during the incident.
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Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel has been criticised for her open-door immigration policy following the attack.
Political Scientist at Bonn University, Frank Decker, said: "In the minds of many people, his arrival is directly linked to Merkel and her liberal refugee policies."
The attack took place days after a Tunisian delivery man killed 84 people in Nice at Bastille Day celebrations.
https://t.co/LANPpbYcfX
A YOUNG man pulled out a knife on a train from Hamburg to Bremen in Germany as terrified passengers fled the train running for their lives during a shocking week of violence.
By LAURA MOWAT
PUBLISHED: 14:48, Mon, Jul 25, 2016 | UPDATED: 16:33, Mon, Jul 25, 2016
Grmany has suffered a series of recent attacks
The 22-year-old threatened passengers on Saturday night and tried to stab two young women, but nobody was hurt.
Initially, the man was put in a separate section of the train after acting aggressively to the train conductor.
When the train arrived to the station of Sottrum, he changed train carriages, pulled out a knife and began threatening other passengers.
At the following train station, many people left the train in a panic fearing for their lives.
The attacker also got off and eventually handed himself in to the police.
It is thought that the attacker is mentally ill and was drunk during the incident.
...
Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel has been criticised for her open-door immigration policy following the attack.
Political Scientist at Bonn University, Frank Decker, said: "In the minds of many people, his arrival is directly linked to Merkel and her liberal refugee policies."
The attack took place days after a Tunisian delivery man killed 84 people in Nice at Bastille Day celebrations.
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Merkel’s Refugee-Terrorists Strike
JULY 25, 2016 BY TNO STAFF— IN EUROPE · 7 COMMENTS
The suicide bomb attack by a failed Syrian “asylum seeker” in Ansbach last night is the fourth refugee-terrorist attack in seven days, dramatically highlighting the full extent of Angela Merkel’s treason to Germany and to Europe.
At least 234 people have been killed in attacks directly related to the “refugee” invasion of Europe since November 2015.
The latest attack saw a Syrian “asylum seeker” make a homemade backpack bomb—a skill likely acquired during some sort of service with ISIS—and detonate it outside a music festival. Twelve people were injured, three of them seriously, and the refugee-terrorist was killed.
The 27-year-old nonwhite invader, named Mohammad Daleel, had pledged allegiance to ISIS, had Islamist videos at his home and had enough chemicals to make another bomb, German police have confirmed.
He had been denied asylum over a year ago, but had been allowed to stay in Germany, at an “asylum center,” courtesy of the German taxpayers.
According to the Bild newspaper, the refugee-terrorist was seen talking on a mobile phone just seconds before he detonated the bomb, and police are now trying to establish to whom he spoke, in an effort to track down any possible accomplices.
A few hours after the explosion Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann (CSU)—one of the politicians, like Merkel, responsible for the mass nonwhite invasion—admitted that it “is very obvious that there has been a real Islamist suicide attack here.”
He added that the invader had been arrested several times for other offenses, and particularly in relation to drug crimes.
Even though his asylum appeal had been rejected, he had been given “tolerated” status and housed at a hotel, converted into an invader center, near Ansbach.
READ Man Arrested for Mandela Joke in Police State Britain
The attack came the same that day that another Syrian “asylum seeker” stabbed to death a 45-year-old Polish woman outside a kebab shop in Reutlingen, a city in the state of Baden-Württemberg.
In that case, the invader seized a knife from the kebab shop and started trying to massacre passersby as well, injuring two, only being stopped after being struck by a vehicle.
That attack in turn came only a day after the son of Iranian “refugees” in Munich murdered ten passersby in a shooting spree in Munich, and that attack in its turn was preceded by an Afghani refugee-terrorist ax attack upon a train in Bavaria.
In addition to these incidents in Germany, Europeans have been targeted in a large number of attacks inside other European nations and at holiday hotspots:
Istanbul, June 29, 2016—A triple suicide bombing takes place at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, killing 41 people and injuring 230. The airport was chosen as a target because of the large number of European and American nationals present.
Brussels, March 22, 2016—Refugee-terrorists carry out suicide bombings in large suitcases at the departure hall at Brussels Airport, Belgium. A third refugee-terrorist suicide bombing takes place on a Brussels train an hour after the airport attacks. Thirty-two people were killed in the attack.
Istanbul, January 12, 2016— Nabil Fadli, a Syrian member of ISIS, walks up to a tour group of Germans and Norwegians standing in Sultanahmet Square and blows himself up. Thirteen people were killed.
Paris, November 13, 2015—Refugee-terrorists kill 137 people and injure 368 in a series of coordinated attacks in the streets of Paris, France. Later, claims are made that hostages taken at the Bataclan theater were gruesomely tortured and beheaded.
READ Returnee Exposes “Refugee” Lie
All of these attacks listed above can be clearly linked to the open invitation by Merkel and others in the European Union to “refugees” to come to Europe.
In addition to these incidents, Muslims in Western nations have carried out at least three more significant ISIS-related attacks:
Nice, July 14, 2016—Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, a Tunisian living in France, drives a large truck through a crowd through a Bastille Day crown in Nice, killing 84 people, including 10 children.
June 12, 2016—An ISIS-supporting gunman, Omar Mateen—the son of Afghanistan “refugees” in America, gunned down 49 homosexuals at a Florida nightclub.
June 26, 2015—Tunisian Seifeddine Rezgui Yacoubi opened fire at European tourists on the beach at Port El Kantaoui, targeting British holiday-makers in particular. Thirty-eight people were killed.
https://t.co/Fb8uyOmv6a
JULY 25, 2016 BY TNO STAFF— IN EUROPE · 7 COMMENTS
The suicide bomb attack by a failed Syrian “asylum seeker” in Ansbach last night is the fourth refugee-terrorist attack in seven days, dramatically highlighting the full extent of Angela Merkel’s treason to Germany and to Europe.
At least 234 people have been killed in attacks directly related to the “refugee” invasion of Europe since November 2015.
The latest attack saw a Syrian “asylum seeker” make a homemade backpack bomb—a skill likely acquired during some sort of service with ISIS—and detonate it outside a music festival. Twelve people were injured, three of them seriously, and the refugee-terrorist was killed.
The 27-year-old nonwhite invader, named Mohammad Daleel, had pledged allegiance to ISIS, had Islamist videos at his home and had enough chemicals to make another bomb, German police have confirmed.
He had been denied asylum over a year ago, but had been allowed to stay in Germany, at an “asylum center,” courtesy of the German taxpayers.
According to the Bild newspaper, the refugee-terrorist was seen talking on a mobile phone just seconds before he detonated the bomb, and police are now trying to establish to whom he spoke, in an effort to track down any possible accomplices.
A few hours after the explosion Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann (CSU)—one of the politicians, like Merkel, responsible for the mass nonwhite invasion—admitted that it “is very obvious that there has been a real Islamist suicide attack here.”
He added that the invader had been arrested several times for other offenses, and particularly in relation to drug crimes.
Even though his asylum appeal had been rejected, he had been given “tolerated” status and housed at a hotel, converted into an invader center, near Ansbach.
READ Man Arrested for Mandela Joke in Police State Britain
The attack came the same that day that another Syrian “asylum seeker” stabbed to death a 45-year-old Polish woman outside a kebab shop in Reutlingen, a city in the state of Baden-Württemberg.
In that case, the invader seized a knife from the kebab shop and started trying to massacre passersby as well, injuring two, only being stopped after being struck by a vehicle.
That attack in turn came only a day after the son of Iranian “refugees” in Munich murdered ten passersby in a shooting spree in Munich, and that attack in its turn was preceded by an Afghani refugee-terrorist ax attack upon a train in Bavaria.
In addition to these incidents in Germany, Europeans have been targeted in a large number of attacks inside other European nations and at holiday hotspots:
Istanbul, June 29, 2016—A triple suicide bombing takes place at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, killing 41 people and injuring 230. The airport was chosen as a target because of the large number of European and American nationals present.
Brussels, March 22, 2016—Refugee-terrorists carry out suicide bombings in large suitcases at the departure hall at Brussels Airport, Belgium. A third refugee-terrorist suicide bombing takes place on a Brussels train an hour after the airport attacks. Thirty-two people were killed in the attack.
Istanbul, January 12, 2016— Nabil Fadli, a Syrian member of ISIS, walks up to a tour group of Germans and Norwegians standing in Sultanahmet Square and blows himself up. Thirteen people were killed.
Paris, November 13, 2015—Refugee-terrorists kill 137 people and injure 368 in a series of coordinated attacks in the streets of Paris, France. Later, claims are made that hostages taken at the Bataclan theater were gruesomely tortured and beheaded.
READ Returnee Exposes “Refugee” Lie
All of these attacks listed above can be clearly linked to the open invitation by Merkel and others in the European Union to “refugees” to come to Europe.
In addition to these incidents, Muslims in Western nations have carried out at least three more significant ISIS-related attacks:
Nice, July 14, 2016—Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, a Tunisian living in France, drives a large truck through a crowd through a Bastille Day crown in Nice, killing 84 people, including 10 children.
June 12, 2016—An ISIS-supporting gunman, Omar Mateen—the son of Afghanistan “refugees” in America, gunned down 49 homosexuals at a Florida nightclub.
June 26, 2015—Tunisian Seifeddine Rezgui Yacoubi opened fire at European tourists on the beach at Port El Kantaoui, targeting British holiday-makers in particular. Thirty-eight people were killed.
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A mí me gustaría saber qué opinan ahora los que decían que entre los refugees no se podían colar terroristas porque los ISIS los enviaba por vías más "sofisticadas"
Pues no sé. Imagino que estarán rumiando argumentos...
O estado de sitio, que es aun peor
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Ya está!! Supongo que a partir de ahora también se omitirá el s*x* y la opción política del atacante es todos los sucesos
La nacionalidad no dispara
Cada vez que vivimos un atentado en Europa corremos a conocer la nacionalidad del autor, como si fuera la culpable de coger un arma y el origen extranjero el que aprieta el gatillo
Moha Gerehou
23/07/2016 - 20:24h
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La historia ya comienza a ser habitual cada vez que una masacre tiene lugar en las calles de Europa. Se corre a conocer la nacionalidad o el color de piel para saber por qué a una persona le ha dado para asesinar a sus semejantes. No han sido pocos los medios que, antes de la comparecencia de la Policía de Múnich, abrieron sus webs informando del origen germano-iraní del tirador. Como si la nacionalidad tomara la decisión de coger un arma y la condición de origen extranjero la que apretara el gatillo.
En Niza, rápidamente se aludió a la nacionalidad franco-tunecina del autor de la masacre y su, por ende, inevitable inclinación islámica. Luego los testimonios de sus conocidos apuntaron a un hombre que ni rezaba ni practicaba el ayuno durante los días de ramadán. A uno le da a veces por jugar a la ciencia ficción preguntándose si en casos similares pero con distintos orígenes se aludiría tan rápido a la procedencia como algo malo. No lo parece.
Ahora tenemos el caso de Múnich, donde acaba de pasar lo mismo. Sin saber nada, sin esperar a lo que dijera una policía muniquesa que tuiteaba hasta en tres idiomas distintos para quien no pudiera o no quisiera entender, periodistas y todólogos se lanzaron sobre la hipótesis yihadista. Una teoría reforzada cuando se descubrió el origen iraní del chico y que quedó enterrada poco después cuando las fuerzas de seguridad bávaras descartaron cualquier relación con el yihadismo. De hecho, la vinculación que hicieron fue con el ultraderechista Breivik.
A moldear esta mentalidad ha contribuido sin duda la amenaza de ISIS, hasta el punto de que nuestra sociedad vive más tranquila tras una barbarie cuando se descartan las motivaciones yihadistas. Incluso si todavía se desconocen las verdaderas causas del ataque. Descartado que no se gritó 'Allahu Akbar' antes de asesinar, parece que solo "un acto de locura" puede llevar a alguien a acabar con varias vidas. Como si todos los actos del autoproclamado Estado Islámico no contaran con ese factor. Como si en todos lo casos no fueran las ideas o la locura, y no la nacionalidad, la que empujen a alguien a matar.
Este pensamiento tiene su repercusión en nuestro día a día, cuando se da por sentado que el origen árabe te convierte en musulmán, y que profesar esta religión lleva a querer terminar de manera incontrolable tanto con otras vidas como con la tuya propia. Y gran parte de los medios de comunicación corren a reproducir este mantra que afecta de lleno a la vida diaria no sólo de la población musulmana, sino de cualquiera que por aspecto y origen encaje en el estereotipo de musulmán. Y ahora ya la correlación nunca falla: con cada atentado, los incidentes islamófobos y racistas crecen.
Lo sorprendente es que la mayoría de estos incidentes los sufre la población árabe, comúnmente asociados a la religión islámica por el imaginario colectivo. Pero por desmitificar con una pequeña dosis de información, según el prestigioso Pew Research Center, los países con mayor población musulmana se sitúan en Asia, y no en Oriente Medio o África. India y Pakistán lideran la clasificación.
Tenemos una labor muy importante si queremos dejar de criminalizar a las personas por su nacionalidad o color de piel. Usarlos como un factor positivo o negativo según nuestros prejuicios no nos ayudará a derrotar al terrorismo, y ahí los medios de comunicación tenemos más una gran responsabilidad para evitar los mensajes de odio. Deberíamos apuntar y rescatar esto cada vez que debamos contar un atentado: la nacionalidad no dispara.
http://www.eldiario.es/zonacritica/irani-quiso-aleman_6_540405959.html
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