There’s been yet another terrorist horror afflicting the German people. This time it was at a Christmas Market in Magdeburg in the Eastern Part of Germany. A 50 year old man originally from Saudi Arabia who had been given asylum by the German government, drove a BMW car into a crowd at the city’s Christmas market.
This terrorist bastard killed four adults and one child, a nine year old boy. The attack also injured dozens of other people.
At first this looked like a standard Islamic attack especially as the attack came a few days after gangs of Muslims were seen to be protesting against Christmas markets in Germany and in favour of imposing Islam on the German people. However it later emerged from German government sources (which you can choose to believe or disbelieve as you wish) that the background of the Magdeburg attacker was different from other attackers of this sort.
The German government has claimed that the attacker, who was arrested shortly after the attack by German police, was an ex-Muslim who had carried out the attack because of his perception that Germany was not doing enough for ex-Muslims. Press and social media claims were made that this individual had been accused of crimes, including rape, in Saudi Arabia but the German government had refused to extradite him to Saudi on the grounds that Saudi Arabia has the death penalty.
From what I can gather the attacker had been in contact with ex-Muslims in Germany but the experience of some of those ex-Muslims who did interact with him, left a nasty taste in their mouths. The respected ex-Muslim commentator Yasmine Mohammed did not have a positive experience with this man, in fact she referred to him as a man who ‘never seemed stable to me’.
Ms Mohammed said on the X platform:
*The man who was arrested for the most recent terrorist attack on a Christmas market- this time in Magdeburg, Germany- is allegedly Saudi national Taleb Al Abdulmohsen. I’ve known him for years (online only) and he never seemed stable to me.
He obsessively went after an ExMuslim Saudi woman. He wanted my help in ‘exposing’ her and turned aggressive when I wouldn’t comply.
Friends have shared with me that he was targeting other Saudi female activists as well. I still can’t believe this is real. I knew he was unhinged, and I wanted to keep my distance, but I never suspected he’d be violent.
There is suspicion now that he was actually working w Saudi authorities to bring down Saudi female activists. And although I cannot confirm this obviously, I will say that this theory aligns with my experience and exchanges with him.
This is a tragedy on top of a tragedy on top of a tragedy. This will now make it harder for ExMuslims to seek asylum in EU or anywhere probably. It will also feed the racist narrative that all Arabs are terrorists, regardless of their faith- which I’ve already seen gaining predictable traction. The epicenter of this is the tragedy of the families of those killed and the trauma the survivors and their families will endure, of course, but even the far-reaching ripple effects of this will continue to cause devastation for so many.*
Both the German government statement and Ms Mohammed’s commentary on her interactions with the attacker prior to the attack leave us with more questions that answers. Questions such as: Was he really an ex-Muslim or just pretending to be in order to claim asylum in Germany? If he was so opposed to Islam then why did he not attack some Muslim event or entity or one of the many incidents of intimidatory street prayer that Muslims in Germany engage in? Why was he allegedly targeting ex-Saudi, ex-Muslim women activists for harassment?
This case also poses other questions about this man, his place in Germany and his relationship with the German state. It has been reported that he was working as a psychiatrist in Germany which makes me wonder what sort of procedures does the German healthcare system have to prevent the mad trying to treat the mad?
I do not completely buy into the German government’s explanation of what happened and what motivated the attacker and more information will no doubt come out when this bastards is brought before the German courts. I do not put it past the German political Establishment to do their utmost to tone down any Islamic or migration aspect of this case in order to not increase public support in Germany for the Alternative For Germany Party which are already expected to do reasonably well in forthcoming German elections. I do believe, based on what has come out so far and what commentators whom I trust have said about him, that this case is more tilted towards the madness of the attacker rather than ideology. However if and when more information comes out the motivations of this savage then I may have to change my mind. This attacker could be a taqiyya merchant, lying about his disaffiliation from Islam in order to gain access to Germany where he could prosper financially or promote Islam or attack the ex-Muslim movement in Germany and elsewhere. This is not beyond the realms of possibility as we in the United Kingdom have had several cases where Muslims have feigned conversion to Christianity in order to stay in the UK but have continued to attend mosques and have later been involved in terrorism or violent crime motivated by Islamic culture and theology.
No matter what this bastard’s motivations for engaging in this killing spree one thing is obvious and that this was a preventable attack. It would have been prevented had Germany not decided to make its borders as porous as a colander and to take on face value claims by Muslim migrants that they were ex-Muslims or ‘refugees’ from oppression. If the Germans had said ‘no’ to this and to the other violent Islamic savages that have afflicted Germany and its people then neither the Magdeburg attack nor the other horrific attacks by Muslims on German citizens would have occurred.
Although it was an individual who made the ultimate decision to aim his car at Christmas revellers and drive into them at full speed, part of the blame for this and other terrorist incidents must be laid at the feet of the German political Establishment. After all it was this political Establishment in Germany that decided that Germany should open its borders to all manner of Muslims and other Third Worlders in the name of ‘humanity’ and it is primarily members of these groups that have been behind the numerous terror attacks that have been targeted at Germans. Many of us argued at the time when former Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government opened up Germany’s borders to such people that it was a stupid move which would damage Germany and its citizens. I in particular failed to see the logic in Germany attempting to atone for it’s gruesome past and the murderous racialism of the Third Reich years by importing tens of thousands of men from cultures that have had Jew hatred baked into them for a thousand years or more. It didn’t make sense. Germany could have funded refugee assistance to the areas closet to the conflict zones as existed during the period around 2015 but not imported the ‘refugees’ into Germany itself and thereby put the lives and safety of Germans at risk. The problem is that the German government did not do this, they clung to the now obviously discredited ‘magic dirt’ theory which poses the idea that people from wildly different cultures will suddenly become Western by the mere fact of living in a Western society. It’s clear and obvious that this idea was a failure and little more than wishful thinking. Too many of those whom the German state has imported into Germany have not morphed magically into Westerners because of their being in Germany. Instead the objects of the German state’s affection have become irritants and dangers to peace in the German Federal Republic.
Even if the Magdeburg attack was more madness than Islam that doesn’t take away from the fact that were it not for Germany’s porous borders and incredibly lax and overly trusting asylum system then this bastard would never be on German soil let alone be in a position to carry out such a heinous attack on innocent people. The individual savage in question might have made his own decision to press down on the accelerator and aim his car at innocent people, but the fuel for this attack by which I mean the conditions that allowed the attack to happen, came from the German government’s decision to throw away border security. The German government destroyed its border control system for reasons of virtue signalling about ‘refugees’ and to rehabilitate the image of Germany in the eyes of the world. Unfortunately all that has come of this policy is to put German citizens and other Europeans in danger from the violence brought to Germany by the Islamic and Third Worlder pets of a German political Establishment that failed to understand that although individual people can be equal, some cultures are often not equal to those cultures of the West.
Of course there has been a reaction to this attack in Germany. The demands from members of the public who wish to see the damage done to Germany by the policies of Chancellor Merkel repaired and the ponces and troublemakers that the Merkel regime imported removed from Germany are growing louder by the day. Whilst for obvious reasons I’m uneasy about the sight of German citizens gathering together spontaneously on the streets of German towns and cities to shout ‘auslander raus’ (foreigners out), I can also see that there are legitimate reasons why some Germans would choose to do this. Germany does indeed have a problem with troublesome, burdensome and non-contributory migrants who have been imported into the country and this is affecting the quality of life of Germans who are already suffering from economic problems created in large part by the Left and the Greens. In some cases these imports have not just been a fiscal and social burden but have also committed some of the most appalling terrorist atrocities that have happened in Germany since the days of the Red Army Faction gang that operated from the 1970’s to the 1990’s. As I said although I’m worried about what direction the anger of the German citizens may go in I do believe that the Germans have a right to be angry at what their own government has done to their country.
I would like to conclude this article by praying for the souls of those who were murdered by this imported savage and may their memories be for a blessing. I also pray that the bastard who carried out this latest terrorist outrage in Germany feels the full force of German law and never ever sets foot outside of a prison again.