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November 22nd 2015 Germany & EU SITREP by ‘C’
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November, 2015
The
biggest issue in Germany these days is of course the wave of islamist
terror attacks that took place over the last couple of days with the
ones in Paris dominating the headlines.
In
the aftermath of the attacks in Paris there have been numerous police
raids in France, Belgium and Germany in which a lot of Daesh
supporters including the alleged master mind of the Paris attacks,
Abdelhamid Abaaoud, have been killed or arrested.
Here
is a good and quite complete overview via The
Telegraph:
In
Germany two stadiums in Hannover were evacuated on Tuesday evening
because of terror threats. A football match between Germany and the
Netherlands and a concert were cancelled, after German police had
reportedly been warned by French authorities of an imminent,
coordinated terror attack using at least five bombs in stadiums and
public transportation.
It
was reported but not confirmed that the attackers had hidden
explosives in an ambulance to smuggle the bombs into the stadium.
[source] [source]
There
was another interesting but underreported incident in Munich on
Thursday evening. Focus reported that police received a tip on
suspicious guests in a Munich hotel. Focus says that the police have
confiscated fake German police uniforms and canisters of flammable
gas that were to be used in a terror attack. Four of the eight
suspects have reportedly been able to escape capture by the police.
[source]
The
police have denied the report by Focus immediately. They admit that
there was a police operation at the hotel, but say it was based on a
false alarm and that there was no connection to any terror operation
whatsoever. They call the Focus report a hoax.
@Focusonline.de berichtet von Einsatz wg. geplantem Terror-Anschlag mit Gasflaschen in #München. Falschmeldung! #Polizei
Focus
has somewhat backtracked on their original reporting and included the
police denial in their text but state that they stand by their story
despite the police denial, in effect calling the police liars. Which
is quite unusual for a major German newspaper, especially with regard
to an issue of such importance.
Alternative
news portal Kopp
Online has published an article on the issue alleging that Focus
author Josef Hufelschulte has very good contacts to German
intelligence agency BND and that he might very well know more than
the police is willing to admit.
His
involvement with the agency is also corroborated via
other sources.
There
are further reports that indicate that Germany is already infiltrated
with Daesh fighters connected to the Paris attacks.
A
refugee from Algeria has been arrested in Arnsberg. He had talked to
other refugees and told them before the fact that there would be a
big bomb attack in Paris on the day it actually happened. When the
Algerian’s prediction turned out to be true, the men he talked to
reported him to the police and he was arrested.
He
denied any foreknowledge of the attacks and said he had just been
boasting and making things up. But he nevertheless warned
investigators that “something would happen” in their town, if
they detained him any longer. [source]
[source]
A
man smuggling weapons and explosives was caught in Bavaria on 5
November. Police said that an address in Paris was found on a note in
the car and in his navigation system. He said that he was unaware of
the weapons being in his possession. [source]
[source]
There
are also serious terror warning for Brussels as of this writing on 21
November. The metro traffic has been suspended, people have been told
to avoid large groups of people and there is heavy police and army
presence in the streets. [source]
Paul
Craig Roberts has published a couple of articles that indicate that
he thinks that the Paris attacks were a false flag attack
orchestrated by the Empire. [source]
[source]
[source]
[source]
[source]
I
think he makes some very good points and I strongly suggest taking
the time to read his articles.
It
is especially important to note that he correctly says that the
attacks having been orchestrated by Western elites and the attacks
having been carried out by operatives affiliated with Daesh is not a
contradiction:
“There
seems to be abundant evidence that ISIL is a US creation, one that is
still dependent on US active or passive support. […] Obviously,
Washington has ISIL infiltrated. Washington has long proven is
ability to use Islamic extremists. As Washington used them in
Afghanistan against the Soviets and in Libya and Syria against
independent governments, Washington used them in Paris.”
Putin
recently made less direct remarks along the same line. Connecting
Western countries to the financing of Daesh. [source]
[source]
Please
also watch this interview with Gearoid O Colmain about the political
connection and implications of the Paris terror attacks. It is not
often that someone manages to pack so much inconvenient truth into a
ten minute interview. [source]
But
no matter who is responsible for the attacks, the reaction of the
European public and the European political elites will probably shape
the future of Europe for the foreseeable future.
Across
the political spectrum there are calls for more surveillance, more
power for police and intelligence agencies and further erosion of
freedoms in Europe. In the short run through emergency measures
[source]
[source]
and
in the long run through new legislation. [source]
Schäuble
has said that he would like to use the German army in the interior in
case of terror attacks. [source]
The
right wing parties that have warned against the uncontrolled
migration, use the attacks as illustration that they have been right
with their warnings all along and call for closing the borders.
[source]
and
taking up the fight against Islam. Here are just two prominent
examples.
Marine
Le Pen: Video
Geert
Wilders: Video
And
even in the aftermath of the recent attacks there is alarming support
among Arabic speaking Europeans for Daesh. Or to be more precise
among those who use Arabic social media. [source]
This
radicalisation on all sides is not going to end well.
Most
people underestimate how fragile our societies are and how easily the
veneer of civilisation can actually be shattered.
That
is probably because they have been led to mistakenly believe that our
societies are dominated by the authority of law.
That
people conform to rules and standards of our society, which have been
laid down in volumes of law by our most upright fellow citizens.
And
the police keep bad people in check who might disagree with the will
of the sovereign, the people?
That
is not true at all.
Most
likely no one in Germany knows all the laws that they can be judged
by.
That
will be true even for judges, lawyers, policemen or politicians. But
those will at least know certain aspects of the law very well.
But
the average German has no idea about the actual wording of
regulations or laws, nor would they know where or how to look them
up.
And
even if they did they would probably struggle with the language,
because “common German” and “judicial German” are not the
same thing.
So
most Germans are subject to a code of regulations that they do not
understand in detail and might never have agreed with in the
slightest.
The
people enforcing these rules often also only have a very basic
understanding of the rules they supposedly protect and uphold.
There
is a lot wrong with that, but the point I am trying to make here is:
It
is not the law that makes peaceful coexistence in our society
possible.
It
is trust among individuals which makes our lives liveable.
And
the source of this trust is a shared culture and shared fundamental
values.
It
is almost impossible at all to even step outside if you mistrust
everyone you meet.
There
are people you do not know commanding two ton machines that hurl
along right next to you at breathtaking speeds all the time. If they
wanted to, they could kill you easily and there is nothing you could
do about it.
People
will pass you on the street, and as you let them get closer, you
expose yourself to them. They might pass you at less than an arm’s
length. What if they rip out a knife and stab you as they go by? Or
if they jump you from behind? What are you going to do about it?
Can
you go and watch a football game? In a quite confined space? With you
being one of maybe two thousand fans of the away team, in a stadium
with maybe forty-thousand home fans?
Yes
you can. In the Germany I grew up in and in the Germany that can
still be saved, you can!
And
that is because you know there might be fighting, there might be
clashes with the police, there might be broken bones and people might
get hurt.
But
you need a lot of bad luck to get caught up in the fight if you want
to avoid it.
And
no one is out to kill anybody.
People
who go down are not routinely kicked to death.
And
nobody would ever bring AKs and suicide vests to make a point.
But
now people have come and brought AKs and bombs to kill people and to
make a point. And there is no easy way to deal with that.
Because
it shatters the cultural trust that a society needs to function.
If
this trust is destroyed, people will need something to cope with
their fear.
And
because they have no trust in themselves and have been conditioned to
expect the state to protect them, they will hand over what little
remains of their sovereignty and civil rights willingly.
They
will end up with a police state that will need the constant threat of
more terror to justify its existence. Which is clearly a recipe for
more terror.
Since
the terror threat is clearly a EU wide problem the EU bureaucrats
will demand more power for EU wide political, police, military and
intelligence institutions.
Nations
will be blackmailed into handing over the last shreds of their
independence to the EU in exchange for supposed security benefits
that will of course never materialise.
In
the end we will have more terror, more surveillance, more police
state, less freedom and less hope to find a real solution.
Unless
the Western people wake up to the wicked games their elites play
there is little hope for change for the better.
There
will just be more of the same.
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