Would the last one out please burn down the place? At least it will be warm before its dark. Links 3 on Oct. 2 – 2015

1. Well, its official. Germany is no longer a democracy. It simply cannot be said to be democratic if you cannot criticize important government policies like immigration

The 42-year-old Bachmann, who came under fire a year ago after referring to migrants as “filth” and “cattle” on his Facebook page, was charged with inciting Germans against migrants, according to German prosecutors.

Bachmann founded the group Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West, or PEGIDA, last year, organizing weekly demonstrations in the city of Dresden. He stepped down after the outcry following his social media posts, as well as selfies that surfaced online showing him with a Hitler moustache. He later apologized for the comments, calling them “ill-considered.”

He was reinstated as the group’s chairman in February. Anti-immigrant demonstrations have continued in Dresden, though the number of particpants have dwindled, according to the Associated Press.

More here

(It should be noted that every time an imam uses the word ‘kufar’ to refer to non-muslims he is being considerably more ‘intolerant’ and insightful than anything this man is reputed to have said)

2. Police Escort For Emergency Services Demanded After Attacks At Migrant Tent City

(And another no-go zone is born)

The camp has also been rocked by a number of riots and violent clashes.

The 3,000 residents of Calden, situated seven miles north of Kassel and renowned for its beautiful Rococo palace, were happy to welcome the migrants when they first started arriving. Four garages worth of clothing and other items were donated, and the village’s local volunteer fire fighters lent a hand constructing a tent city within the grounds of a local airport. Facilities include a medical centre and 30 showers.

But the camp, built for 1,000 but now host to 1,380 migrants, has played witness to a number of violent incidents, including riots and beatings, making the local residents fear for their own safety.

3. Hungary’s prime minister says the refugees and migrants arriving in Europe are mostly young men who “look more like an army than asylum seekers.”

(Good thing he didn’t say that in Germany. Could mean 5 years in club fed)

Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Friday on state radio that while he did not reject the right of any country to try to solve its demographic problems “with young men from the Arab world who look like warriors,” it was unacceptable “to have this forced upon Hungary.”

Orban, who is advocating for global quotas for receiving migrants, says it is unfair for countries like the United States, the rich Arab states, Israel and Australia to expect Europe to take in the migrants while accepting few or none themselves.

Related: Hungary’s Orban: Croatian counterpart directed by Socialist International in migrant crisis

By PABLO GORONDI, Associated Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary’s prime minister lambasted his Croatian counterpart Friday, accusing him of being the envoy of a global left-wing organization with the job of attacking Hungary — some the strongest statements yet in neighborhood disputes caused by the migrant crisis.

Meanwhile, officials in the Czech Republic said they were willing to send more than 100 police and soldiers to help Hungary defend its European Union borders, which could include the border with Croatia. That could create the awkward situation of EU members guarding the borders of a fellow member country with troops.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that the parties in the Socialist International, which includes Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic’s Social Democratic Party, support migration, think the wave of migrants reaching Europe is a “good thing” and their leaders “are following the orders not so much of their people as of the Socialist International.”

4. Syria guarantees safes return to its citizens who wish to return

(Which will make no difference to Europe because the migrants are mostly non-Syrian)

5. Duma Syria

(The weather in Syria is quite bomby since the Russians joined the fray)

6. Toronto Star’s “heroic” Palestinian women are actually Muslim Brotherhood activists

7. Hamburg To Seize Empty Commercial Properties For Migrant Housing

Hamburg has become the first German city to pass a law allowing the state to seize empty commercial properties for reuse as emergency migrant accommodation. The move comes as more violence is reported in refugee centres across the country.

Called the “Law for the protection of refugees in accommodation facilities ” the legislation was passed last night,  just 24-hours after some 200 Syrian and Afghan refugees clashed in a crowded refugee centre in the city, leaving four people injured in the third such riot this week.

The massive influx of migrants has put pressure on a city that is already home to 1.7 million people and authorities have moved to find accommodation for the incomers. Some are sleeping rough outdoors leading to local tensions and inter-ethnic rivalries.

8. A few months ago, a meeting of the OSCE was held where Stephen Coughlin busted some anti-free-speechers who wanted to criminalize criticism of islam even when its true.

A similar meeting took place on Sept. 29 this year and I will be uploading segments of it over the next few days. Stephen and ESW also gave interventions on proposed new regulations on this matter. Below, is a speech by a Turkish delegate with an organization which bearded itself with the name, ‘Organization for public debate’ which in true islamic fashion means organization against any public debate whatsoever.

Thank you Buck, SWAT., M., Wrath of Khan, Babs and a posse of other great people diligently looking out for our rapidly diminishing freedoms.