Organised criminals are benefiting from the wave of Islamic extremists in Germany because the threat of terror attacks take up so much police resources, leaving criminals with a free hand.

Some in the German Federal government, like Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, have admitted that Germans must expect future terror attacks by “lone wolves” and organised groups like those that committed the Paris and Brussels attacks.
“European law enforcement were SHOCKED at the scale of the Islamic State terror network across the continent”– and,“Germans must expect future terror attacks”. (Full story below the fold)
So rather than do anything about it and ‘solve the problem’, the Merkel regime expects the population to accept a life of living in fear?
Surely, the turning point must be coming, as enough is enough.
But lets ask the imam, otherwise we never get a clear picture:
“The purpose for which the Muslims are required to fight is not, as one might to think, to compel the unbelievers into embracing Islam. Rather, its purpose is to put an end to the suzerainty of the unbelievers so that the latter are unable to rule over people. The authority to rule should only be vested in those who follow the True Faith; unbelievers who do not follow this True Faith should live in a state of subordination. Anybody who becomes convinced of the Truth of Islam may accept the faith of his/her own volition. The unbelievers are required to pay jizyah (poll tax) in return for the security provided to them as the dhimmis (“Protected People”) of an Islamic state. Jizyahsymbolizes the submission of the unbelievers to the suzerainty of Islam.”—Sayyid Abul A”˜la Mawdudi
You could almost get the idea that Mawdudi thought that Islam was a religion and a belief system that “mandates warfare against unbelievers for the purpose for establishing a societal model that is absolutely incompatible with Western society,” as it would relegate non-Muslims to a second-class state of submission to the Muslims, paying a special tax and accepting other discriminatory regulations. Mawdudi had no trouble getting into Britain, but then again, he was a Muslim, and as I explained last week, you can talk about jihad violence in Britain, as long as you”re for it. So if you”re not a Muslim, get this book, and watch your mailbox for your ban letter.
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