“Burka-Merkel” on national German TV {station accused of islamophobia}

Ivarfjeld ^ | 3 October 2015 | Ivarfjeld

[Robert DeLong]

many viewers complained that the image was similar to posters produced by the anti-Islam and anti-immigrant movement Pegida, or Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West.

My guess is the majority of these complaints were lodged by Muslims.

[Rastus]

Put her in a burka and she’s a dead ringer for Hitlery.

[aquila48]

It’s time to unabashedly say yes to islamophobia, or better islamohatred.

[zipper]

By the latest estimates the Germans plan on bringing in 1.5 million refugees in the next couple of years. I read that 70-80 percent are military-age men.

And Muslim.

What could go wrong?

[wbarmy]

It’s time to unabashedly say yes to islamophobia, or better islamohatred.

I am getting real sick of the phobia thing being used by everyone with a political agenda. I am not afraid of Islam, I have deployed multiple times. I am not afraid of the homos, a whiff of grapeshot and they run. Fear has nothing to do with it. Can we find the Latin root for disgust and change the word to that. I am not homophobic, I am homodisgusted, homofastidius, homorancourus, etc.

[pepsionice]

The military-age Syrians have a different angle than most people think. If you stayed in Syria....whether you were pro-Assad or anti-Assad, or just plain neutral....the Syrian military is so low on manpower that they are literally driving into villages and grabbing guys....forcing them to be Assad solders. Most families see the whole cause of staying there....even if neutral or anti-Assad....to be a waste of lives. They don’t want their sons to participate on any side.

So, there’s a fair amount of belief that if Russia tamed Syria and took out ISIS....that some kind of peace would come. If so....a vast number of these younger guys have already said that they won’t stay in Germany, and they’d return to Syria.

Hence, this is what a number of Germans question massive use of gov’t funding for language and integration classes....IF they won’t permanently stay.

There’s a lot more to the overall story, and you just don’t get it via any US media outlet.

[Amagi]

If I wasn’t islamophobic before — as a result of incessant world wide terror, destruction, crime, rape, murder of innocents committed by islimes, not to mention the whining of “offended” mooselimbs — I would be islamophobic just from the obnoxious name-calling of the weakling, dhimmi, islamophile capitulators of the Western left.

[zipper]

If that’s true I don’t thimk Assad will look kindly on the draft-dodgers. They’d be better off learning to speak German.

[pepsionice]

If both the revolutionary front and ISIS are gone....they don’t need the enhanced military strength deal. They just recruit the typical 18-year old kid for two years and things are back to the norm. You have to remember....before Arab Spring events...the military of Syria was a quiet job with no threats.

[zipper]

If both the revolutionary front and ISIS are gone....they don’t need the enhanced military strength deal. They just recruit the typical 18-year old kid for two years and things are back to the norm. You have to remember....before Arab Spring events...the military of Syria was a quiet job with no threats.

Yes, I'm sure the benevolent Russians will pull out, since they are afraid of what international opinion of them will be if they stay, and because they were just there solely to defend their own limited interests in Syria (as they told Netanyahu). They will leave Assad with new nuclear reactors (for peaceful purposes, of course, wouldn't want Israel to worry), and the UN will make nice with Assad after seeing what a humanitarian he is. Syria will be appointed to the U.N. Human Rights Commission as a gesture of reconciliation by the U.N.

Dream on, bro'.