Iris N. Masson — Compact Online December 21, 2018
Machine translation from the original German
Imad Karim, the well-known filmmaker of Lebanese descent and self-confessed admirer of Germany, has translated a video in which Syrian children in Braunschweig speak with disdain and aggression towards their host country. The director, scriptwriter and television journalist, who fled to Germany two years after the outbreak of the civil war in 1975, wonders, “Why are they here, and what will become of them in this country in a few years?” According to their vulgar language, these guys, who posed as victims of President Assad, can be described as illiterate. They gave free rein to their nationalist and religious fanaticism. Karim gives himself the answer to the reason of being here: “Because Germany welcomes everyone and gives him unlimited access to the welfare state. These guys are, in my opinion, very predestined to commit criminal acts if they have not already engaged in criminal activity. These “refugees” are basically taking away the place from the right persecuted, and they are the ones that cause people in this country to reject all immigrants. “
These young people would stay here, naturalized within a short time and not only change Germany, but destroy its identity as a free and enlightened country. He does not believe that the majority society will integrate these people. “We have not even managed to integrate many of the Muslim youth born here, so why should we succeed with the newcomers?” In this context, the media and social scientist with a master’s degree, which earned its livelihood and study by translation work in contrast to the three-year incoming supply-desires after his escape in 1977, from an event (slightly shortened): “Before some Weeks I met a German of Turkish descent. The man is in his late thirties, born here and married to a German woman of Turkish descent. It turns out that he is a reserve officer of the Bundeswehr, a police officer in the senior service and a judge at the court. (…) I asked him what Germany means for him and what he thinks of the current policy, especially with regard to the refugees. As a lay judge in court I experience how criminal many of these “refugees” are
He said literally, ‘(…) I love Germany. Germany is my Home. As a lay judge in court, I experience how criminally many of these refugees are. I despise the policy of Merkel and Co. This morally reprehensible business with the so-called refugees, so that Germany cleansed of the shame will destroy Germany and us with him. I am afraid for my children and for the future. ‘”Karim goes on to say that the man has turned away from Islam and is not good at this religion. In another conversation, in witty hours, in which they are concerned about their strong attachment to this country and their longing, the freedom they seek to preserve especially for our children, the man has his experiences in the Bundeswehr and the various police schools tells. He had seen how “Turkish and Arab cadets and police students in the canteens spoke in their native language about how much they despise Germany and the local culture. When he reacted indignantly and reminded them that they were wearing German badges on their uniforms and that they were here to serve Germany and to show their loyalty to the fundamental law of this country, these young people have become even more aggressive, and they have tried to stalk him wherever they could. They filed a civil service complaint against him, claiming he was racist, and insulting their beliefs. In the end, he had to justify himself to his superiors and assert that contrary to the claim (…) he was never racist and never tried to criticize religious beliefs. He had this experience both in the Bundeswehr and in the police academy, and every time he felt anger and shame, because he could do nothing against the prevailing opinion and he had to deny himself in the end, he told me with bitterness.
I myself have found that, on average, one in 200 people from the Islamic culture finds the values of this open society as part of their own identity. Unfortunately, the remaining 199 think anti-liberal, and they value their religious values, regardless of whether they really know Islam or not, more importance than the values enshrined in the Basic Law. They think they do not have to adapt, because time would play for them, and they are the ones who would determine the hands of the demographic clock. “
As far as the report by Imad Karim, the ARD on 31 July 2017 in her 45-minute report “In the web of lies – The fight against fake news” the spreading of misleading or invented messages assumed. Thank you for this enlightenment at a time when it is instead highly praised SPIEGEL journalists who use such questionable journalistic “methods” and produce churning lies, the people a reality suggest that only in the twisted heads of our political actors and system scribes exist. It’s not the first and it will not be the last time that this multi-screen documentary filmmaker holds up the mirror to our society.