Vehicle Jihad in Germany

As always, ‘authorities’ are eager to obfuscate origin & motivation of the driver. In this case it’s a “German national with a history of mental illness”.

So the motive is a real head scratcher.

But if you scratch the surface you find this:

At least two dead and about twenty injured after a car plowed into a pedestrian area in #Leipzig. The driver, a 31-year-old man of Afghan origin, has been arrested.

Or this:

A savage Islamist-style terrorist assault has unfolded in Leipzig, Germany, where a lone assailant carried out a coordinated stabbing spree and deliberate vehicular ramming attack in a crowded pedestrian zone.

An Afghan jihadist murdered two Germans and seriously injured others by running over a crowd in a pedestrian area in Leipzig. For a couple of hours, it was front-page news in the Frankfurter Allgemeine. Now it has vanished. The price of diesel has made this Islamist attack and its victims disappear. Just like that. Journalism today is the enemy of the truth.

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Globalist Leaders Fear End of NATO

President Trump Says U.S. Will Withdraw ‘A Lot’ More Than 5,000 Troops From Germany

  • US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the withdrawal of 5,000 American troops from Germany, the Pentagon said on Friday, in an apparent rebuke to the NATO ally over its lack of support for Washington’s war on Tehran.
  • The ⁠US State Department said it ⁠was approving military sales ⁠worth more than $8.6bn to Middle Eastern ‌allies Israel, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
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    Trump considering option to ‘blast the hell out of’ Iran

    US President Donald Trump said he is “not happy” with the latest peace proposal from Iran and warned that the alternative to talks is to “blast the hell out of” the country.

    The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Economic Collapse

    The supreme leaders and mad mullahs of Iran have spent more than $100 billion on their nuclear project. Many of the nuclear facilities , especially those at Natanz, Fordow, and especially Isfahan, have been destroyed or severely damaged. Iran has also spent tens of billions of dollars manufacturing thousands of ballistic missiles; Iran began the last war with 3,000 missiles, and is now believed to be down to 1,000.

    Iranian ballistic missiles range in price from $100,000 each for Shahed missiles to over $8 million for long-range missiles capable of reaching Israel. Iran has spent more than $15 billion on its missile program; most of that money has now gone up in smoke, with the missiles destroyed on launching pads, or in warehouses, or used up in attacks that are intercepted in the air, or land harmlessly in an open field. Very few do manage to hit an intended target; the Gulf Arab states, and not Israel, have been the chief victims of Iran’s missiles.

    Iran has also spent tens of billions of dollars — in money and weaponry — over the last few decades, supporting Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, the Houthis, the Kata’ib Hezbollah in Iraq, and the Assad regime in Syria.

    Finally, Iran’s leaders have stolen many billions of dollars from the state treasury. Just one man, the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, reportedly controlled a business empire worth $95 billion. Who knows how much of that wealth was squirreled away in Swiss bank accounts, cryptocurrency, real estate in London, Paris, and the Riviera, never to be returned to Iran?

    And in addition to that misallocation of Iran’s financial resources to weapons acquisition during the past 47 years, there is the cost of the present war with the U.S. and Israel. The sanctions on Iran that Obama lifted have again been put on by Trump; most countries are as a result afraid to buy Iranian oil for fear of secondary sanctions. The U.S. threatens to cut off any foreign financial institution from the U.S. financial system if they knowingly process “significant” transactions for Iranian petroleum or petrochemical products. Consequently, Iran must sell its oil to China, its best customer, at a steep discount from the world market price.

    And now Iran, after the U.S. and Israel have thoroughly battered its military and much of its civilian infrastructure, has a new economic woe. The Americans have put a blockade on all of Iran’s ports, meaning that no imports can enter Iran by sea, and no exports can be sent out. That blockade is costing Iran an estimated $47 million each day.