Islam in Europe > Strategies to deal with violent Muslims don't exist in Austria's schools; Migrant murders and mutilates Vienna Prostitutes for honor; Kristallnacht in Milan

 

Sister’s honor insulted: Chechen beats up

Green school principal

translated from “Ehre der Schwester gekränkt: Tschetschene verprügelt grünen Schuldirektor,” by René Rabeder, Exxpress, February 22, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):

Violence in our schools is becoming increasingly out of hand, and not just in Vienna. Now “Vol.at” reports on a case from Lustenau: A 15-year-old Chechen student felt her honor had been insulted by a third-grader of Turkish origin. He had previously made derogatory comments about her mother, whereupon the girl called her brother for help. He tried to restore the family honor with his fists. The director summarizes: “I was on the pitch myself when I suddenly noticed that the student’s brother was beating up the boy of Turkish origin.” The director wanted to intervene, wanted to mediate. But the Chechen eventually hit him too, so the director had to defend himself. He ultimately managed to tame the aggressor.

At an extraordinary conference in the follow-up to the case, the student’s expulsion from school was discussed. The Chechen girl moved to another educational institution, where she is now supposed to finish the ninth school year. The Chechen family with a total of 13 children had already been to other places in Vorarlberg and was unpleasantly noticed there too, the report continues. The director warns: “There must be strategies on how we can deal with such people. We must not leave the field to the right-wingers with their slogans. “After all, you can’t just throw out a family whose children were all born here,” said the self-confessed Green.

It's only been ten years of mass migration, strategies for dealing with such people are still a long way off.

Austria: Muslim migrant turned away at brothel

His honor insulted, he murders and

mutilates three prostitutes

Of course, that should restore his honor! Islamic honor is mystifying.

FEB 25, 2024 10:30 AM BY ROBERT SPENCER

What happens when a nation brings in large numbers of people from a culture in which violence is considered an acceptable and even laudable response in all manner of contexts? This is what happens.

Bloodbath in Vienna sex studio:

Suspect is asylum seeker from Afghanistan

translated from “Blutbad in Wiener Sex-Studio: Verdächtiger ist Asylwerber aus Afghanistan,” by René Rabeder, Exxpress, February 24, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):

They called themselves Xixi, Emi, Jimmy and Bella. Now three of them are dead. Their bodies are said to have been literally mutilated in the small massage parlor “Studio 126a” in Vienna-Brigittenau. A suspect was arrested – it is said to be an Afghan.

The man who was arrested in the immediate vicinity of the crime scene with a knife in his hand is said to be an Afghan asylum seeker. He was taken to hospital with minor injuries. At the moment we can only speculate about the suspect’s motive. According to “Kurier,” the Afghan could have entered the erotic studio as the last guest of the day, but was turned away and his honor insulted. The suspect is presumed innocent.

Police had to use Taser

In any case, there must have been unbelievable scenes that took place in the red light studio in the 20th district. A neighbor discovered traces of blood and called the police. Shortly afterwards, the officers found themselves in a nightmare. As the spokesman for the state police department, Philipp Haßlinger, explained, the bodies had massive stab and cut injuries. The victims were mutilated. The suspect, who was found a short time later in a park, had to be arrested by police using a Taser.

Italy: Pro-Hamas thugs smash supermarket windows

for stocking Israeli products

FEB 25, 2024 8:30 AM BY ROBERT SPENCER

The National Socialists in Germany in the 1930s organized boycotts of Jewish-owned businesses, and ultimately destroyed those businesses. 

Islam is the new Nazi!

'I Didn’t Fight Against French Algeria to Accept an Algerian France': Bardot Slams Modern-Day France

Beauty gives way to wisdom

© Eric Feferberg / AFP

French actress Brigitte Bardot has spoken out against the state of her country, saying that Islamists are "practically everywhere" and that France should not resemble Algeria.

Speaking to the French weekly Valeurs Actuelles, Bardot said that France is not what it once was. "I have been brought up in honor, patriotism, love and respect for my country, and when I see what it has become, I feel desperate," she said.

The 83-year-old also said that it is "unacceptable” to see burqas become commonplace in France, and Islamists are "practically everywhere."

"I did not fight against French Algeria to accept an Algerian France, I do not touch the culture, the identity and the customs of others, let's not touch mine," Bardot said.

The former actress didn't mince her words when it came to her thoughts on the European Union either. "We have to get out of it,” she said. Bardot added that she is a supporter of right-wing National Front politician Marine Le Pen, who has also spoken out against France's membership in the EU. She went on to note her affinity for former French Prime Minister Francois Fillon, who she described as a "good guy."

Born in 1934, Bardot was one of the best-known sex symbols of the 1950s and 1960s. She retired from the entertainment industry in 1973, after starring in 47 films. She has established herself as an animal rights activist in recent years. She recently wrote a book, 'Répliques et Piques,' embracing a collection of quotations and aphorisms.

Judge Quotes Bible, Allows Ex-Husband Who Battered ‘Adulterous’ Wife Walk Free

The judge quotes from the Old Testament and alludes to the Quran, both of which are examples of legalism. Jesus fulfilled the law and supplanted it with grace. When He was brought an adulterous woman, her accusers wanted Him to lead the stoning, but Jesus said, 'Let him who is without sin cast the first stone'. Her accusers disappeared; Jesus forgave the woman and told her to go and sin no more. That's grace! That's Christianity!

© West Coast Surfer / Global Look Press

Portuguese judges sparked anger after quoting the Bible as justification for handing down a suspended sentence to a man who attacked his ex-wife with a nail-studded bat. He had alleged that she was unfaithful to him.

The attacker was given a 15-month suspended sentence, and a fine of €1,750, for the 2015 assault, which left his victim covered in cuts and bruises. Prosecutors had argued that the sentence was too lenient and appealed for three-and-a half-years jail time. This request was rejected by appeal court judges on October 11, according to AP.

In the Porto court's written ruling, which became available only on Monday, the judges wrote that "adultery of the woman is a very serious attack on the honor and dignity of man," before further noting that there are still some societies in which "the adulterous woman is stoned to death,” as cited by Publico.

"In the Bible we can read that the adulterous woman should be punished with death,” wrote judge Neto de Moura, who then went on to use a 19th-century law to justify the lenient sentence for the attacker.

He used a 4,000 year old law to condemn the woman. Was he confident that the man had never committed adultery on his wife? Was it even a consideration? Is a wife justified in beating her husband if he cheats on her? Portuguese law has just taken a step back into the dark ages. I'm sure Muslim men will be thrilled.

“It was not long ago that the criminal law [of 1886] punished with little more than a symbolic penalty the man who, finding his wife in adultery, in that act killed her. Women’s adultery is a conduct that society has always condemned and strongly condemns (and honest women are the first to stigmatize adulteresses), and so she sees with some understanding the violence exercised by the man [who was] betrayed, vexed and humiliated by the woman,” he added.

But men's adultery has always been excused. Come on Portugal; enter the 21st century. It's time to retire some senior judges!

Criticizing the ruling, Attorney General Guilherme Figueiredo said: "It creates the false idea that the adulterous woman deserves punishment, unlike the adulterous man, which can create a wrong idea for violent citizens. We must be aware that there is a very serious problem of domestic violence in Portugal.”

Women's rights groups also criticized the judges, with the Women’s Alternative and Response Union describing the ruling as “inadmissible” because it legitimizes violence against women. The group also said it planned to hold protest rallies this Friday.