Berlin tells Erdogan: we don't want to hear you

Berlin -- Germany said that it rejected a request by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to speak to ethnic Turks in Germany next week while at the G20 summit.

Erdogan, you may recall, allowed (or ordered) his goons to brutally attack Kurdish protesters at the Turkish embassy in the U.S. He is also turning Turkey into yet another Islamic theocratic state.

Berlin-Ankara relations have deteriorated over Turkey's mass arrests of alleged state enemies after a failed coup last year along with other civil rights issues. That's what tends to happen when a dictator steps in, especially one using the guise of religion to gain power.

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said they received a request for Erdogan to be able to address members of three million Turkish diaspora in the European Union.

"I explained weeks ago to my Turkish colleagues that we don't think that would be a good idea," Gabriel said while visiting Russia. He pointed to the lack of adequate police resources around the July 7-8 (G20) summit in Hamburg.

"I also said quite frankly that such an appearance would not be appropriate given the current adversarial situation with Turkey." However, he stressed that Erdogan would be "received with honors" at the summit.

Social Democratic Party candidate for chancellor Martin Schulz said that "foreign politicians who abuse our values must not be allowed to give inflammatory speeches in Germany."

"I don't want Mr. Erdogan, who is jailing members of the opposition and journalists in Turkey, to hold large-scale events in Germany," Schulz told the Bild. 

Ties have been extremely strained since the failed coup last July in Turkey. Tensions have worsened over a referendum campaign to expand Erdogan's powers, much like that of Egypt's Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Morsi was finally removed from office when he tried to expand his power and rule Egypt like a theocratic nation. Hopefully, the same will happen to Erdogan.

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France and Germany "concerned" Trump isn't as stupid as they are

Sorry, but that's the headline is true. Both France and Germany are "concerned" over President Trump's immigration policy while failing to look at how it has ruined the identity and fabric of their own countries.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault after meeting with his German counterpart, Sigmar Gabriel said, "Welcoming refugees who are fleeing war is part of our duty." He continued: "We must . . . ensure that this happens in a fair, just way and with solidarity."

He evidently makes this garbage up as he goes along. 

Why is it France's duty? Duty to whom? Isn't it the duty of a government to protect its citizens from the jihadists who will enter France mixed in among the refugees? 

The Paris slaughter in November 2015 was committed by refugees--every jihadist involved was a refugee who hid among the real refugees.

President Trump signed the executive order to suspend refugee arrivals and control travel from other terrorist-spawning countries, which evidently freaked out these suicidal clowns.

"This decision can only cause us concern. But there are a lot of other issues that are causing us concern," Ayrault said, with Gabriel close by his side, when he was asked by journalists about Trump's restrictions.




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Germany's Integration Law

Finally after months of back and forth arguing, the German coalition government has agreed to a "new Integration law." Its aim at defining and regulating the rights and responsibilities of asylum seekers. 

Specifically, the law encourages refugees to learn enough basic German to get off their butts and find a job that will help pay their living expenses.

Last year over 1.1 million migrants entered Germany, and of those, 476,649 have applied for asylum while the remainder hid in the shadows and turned to crime and drug dealing. About 49% of the migrants who applied for asylum were rejected over the last two years, but they haven't left Germany, according to leaked government reports.

Chancellor Angela Merkel called the new law a "milestone," and her Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said that it represents a "true paradigm shift in Germany," or a fundamental change in the approach to fundamental assumptions.

Critics say the law is mostly a symbolic  measure designed to reassure voters and assuaging the dramatic rise of the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany party. 

Yes, they actually formed a party to counter the insanity of German immigration from Africa and the Middle East simply because it's ruining their country.

The Integration Law was announced May 25 after a 2-day conference in Schloss Meseberg (literally "Drunken Mice," I believe) a castle north of Berlin. The new law would make socialist Bernie Sanders proud as it gives the government an active role in the integration process.

Key components of the law include:

Integration Courses: to learn the German culture, society and values. It will expand from 60 to 100 hours and the available slots will increase ten-fold to 200,000 nationwide. It will be obligatory for all asylum seekers and those who refuse to attend will have  their social welfare benefits will be cut and will thus have to turn to crime. Very well thought out.

Language Courses: Asylum seekers will now be permitted to apply for language courses six weeks after arrival (it used to take three months), regardless of whether their asylum applications have been processed or if they are members of any terrorist organizations. "All's fair in immigration and war." Thus, all refugees seeking permanent residency must be proficient in German, for now, but in the future, all Germans will need to be proficient in Arabic. 

Work Programs: the government will create 100,000 low-wage jobs paid for by the taxpayers of Germany whether they like it or not. Refugees who refuse to work will not be sent out of the country but will get a reduction in welfare benefits and in order to provide for themselves, will likely turn to crime. 

Labor Laws: will be relaxed to encourage private German companies to hire refugees, even if better qualified German or EU citizens are available because that's the liberal way--take care of people who hate your country, rape your women and indoctrinate your children to their way of death. 

Ghetto Prevention: regional government will determine where refugees will live, either by banning them from certain areas (German "no-go zones") for the next 3 years. The objective is to prevent refugees from forming "no-go zones" that become dangerous enclaves for normal (non-Muslim) German people. 

Permanent Residency: refugees who are proficient in German, ja, and can be grownup by supplying for their own upkeep, can apply for permanent residency after 5 years, provided they don't fight for ISIS or any other terrorist group.

Speaking to the proliferation of migrant rapes of German women, the document states: "We will not accept assaults on women, children and others in need of protection, whether such attacks are directed against German citizens or against refugees."

Wow--that ought to scare the crap out of those refugees who rape and murder. It makes as much sense as gun control in the USA.

On a lighter note, the law only applies to legitimate asylum seekers--people who would probably obey the law--not to the hundreds of thousands of migrants from the Middle East, Asia and Africa who entered Germany illegally by lying about being asylum seekers.

Germany is gone. 



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"Bring 'em on," Merkel says of the refugees

Germany had originally believed it could take as many as 800,000 Middle East, African and Asian refugees this year but now has changed course saying that if could allow a mere half a million of them into the country. 

Note the number of women and children

Hungary is pissed--they called on Germany to close its doors to those fleeing from the practitioners of orthodox Islam, (i.e., ISIS). But German vice chancellor Sigmar Gabriel repeated Germany's demands that other European countries do as are doing and accept quotas designed to help take the load off his country. 

Ironically, nobody seems to be making any demands on Middle East countries that share the same culture and religion as the fleeing refugees. 

Germany's economy is the largest in Europe and the influx of refugees will help the economy become one of the smallest economies in Europe with what must be done to care for these people that no Muslim country seems to want to help.

So far, about 20,000 refugees entered Germany through Hungary by bus, train and on foot, this weekend. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Austrian TV that millions of refugees would inundate the continent if Germany continued an Obama-esque "open door" policy. (He didn't say "Obama-esque," I did.) He claimed that many of those who passed through his country (using the "Balkan Corridor") weren't in any danger and were looking for handouts much like those coming to the USA via Mexico.

Orban warned that the surge of refugees risks placing an intolerable financial burden on the EU's 28 members.

"I am happy that Germany has become a country that many people outside of Germany now associate with hope," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said. "What isn't acceptable in my view is that some people are saying this has nothing to do with them. This won't work in the long run. There will be consequences although we don't want that."

But even Merkel's own coalition government is concerned about what will happen when they allow an enormous influx of people whose religion calls for constant war on infidels. Surely there will be some among them who will carry forth their bat-crap crazy jihad. 

What will their vetting system look like?

And while Iran, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and other Islamic nations refuse to take in these refugees, they must be laughing at the gullible West as they rub their hands together and plan for a larger and better caliphate.

Allahu Akbar!



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