Der Spiegel : 'Mesjid? NGGAK USYAH YE !'
Rakyat Jerman sekarang semakin sadar mengapa nenek moyang mereka memerangi Islam dgn segala jiwa raga mereka.
http://www.indonesia.faithfreedom.org/f ... 810#370810
JERMAN : semakin banyak tolak mesjid
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Berlin - Pasukan komando kepolisian Jerman menangkap dua warga keturunan Somalia yang diduga sebagai tersangka terorisme di atas pesawat KLM ketika hendak lepas landas dari Cologne-Bonn. Pasukan khusus itu memasuki pesawat dengan 48 penumpang tersebut dan menangkap dua warga negara Jerman keturunan Somalia berusia 23 dan 24 tahun.
Juru bicara kepolisian Frank Scheulen mengatakan kedua pria itu ditangkap setelah polisi menemukan di apartemennya catatan yang menyatakan mereka siap untuk melakukan 'perang suci'. Frank tak menyebut kedua nama tersangka teroris itu.
Harian Tagesspiegel, mengutip sumber-sumber di keamanan, menyebutkan dua pria itu-yang diberi nama Abdirazak B. dan Omar D.-berencana terbang dari Amsterdam ke Uganda, kemudian ke Pakistan untuk bergabung dengan Uni Jihad Islam (IJU).
Sabtu, 27 September 2008
Juli - Koran Tempo
Berlin - Pasukan komando kepolisian Jerman menangkap dua warga keturunan Somalia yang diduga sebagai tersangka terorisme di atas pesawat KLM ketika hendak lepas landas dari Cologne-Bonn. Pasukan khusus itu memasuki pesawat dengan 48 penumpang tersebut dan menangkap dua warga negara Jerman keturunan Somalia berusia 23 dan 24 tahun.
Juru bicara kepolisian Frank Scheulen mengatakan kedua pria itu ditangkap setelah polisi menemukan di apartemennya catatan yang menyatakan mereka siap untuk melakukan 'perang suci'. Frank tak menyebut kedua nama tersangka teroris itu.
Harian Tagesspiegel, mengutip sumber-sumber di keamanan, menyebutkan dua pria itu-yang diberi nama Abdirazak B. dan Omar D.-berencana terbang dari Amsterdam ke Uganda, kemudian ke Pakistan untuk bergabung dengan Uni Jihad Islam (IJU).
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Re: JERMAN : semakin banyak tolak mesjid
ali5196 wrote:Der Spiegel : 'Mesjid? NGGAK USYAH YE !'
Rakyat Jerman sekarang semakin sadar mengapa nenek moyang mereka memerangi Islam dgn segala jiwa raga mereka.
http://www.indonesia.faithfreedom.org/f ... 810#370810
Hi..hi.....ember2....pada diusirin dari Cologne
Cologne 20.09.2008
Anti-Islam Congress will be banned by police
Thousands demonstrate in Cologne against the planned anti-Islamization Congress. The citizens of the right-wing Pro Cologne movement was organized at risk, according to the police the safety of citizens and is therefore prohibited.
Germans Thwart Anti-Islam Rally
IslamOnline.net & News Agencies
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COLOGNE, Germany — Tens of thousands of Germans took to the streets of the western city of Cologne on Saturday, September 20, to protest an anti-Islam conference of European far-rightists.
"We're here to show racism the red card," Cologne Mayor Fritz Schramma told the cheering crowd, reported Reuters.
He slammed the local far-right group Pro-Koeln, which is organizing an "Anti- Islamisation Congress," as "arsonists and racists" hiding under the cloak of a citizens' movement.
Carrying banners saying: "We are Cologne -- Get rid of the Nazis!," protesters gathered outside the city's cathedral to demonstrate against the congress.
Some of the protesters carried placards reading "Nazis out of Cologne" and "Temples, synagogues, churches and mosques -- everything's okay".
Most of the protests, called by trade unions, churches and anti-racist movements, saw thousands of students, families and local businessmen and women carry signs with slogans including "No to Racism" and "Cologne is rebelling!"
They disrupted the Pro-Koeln congress, ensuring less than 50 delegates were able to return to the meeting on Saturday morning.
The two-day congress, opened on Friday, brought together 150 far-right politicians and publicists from across Europe to protest Muslim presence in Europe.
Victory
Around 150 bars in Cologne stopped selling Pro-Koeln members the local Kolsch beer.
Many taxi and bus drivers were refusing to transport delegates to the congress.
One hotel even cancelled bookings made by "undesirables."
"Racists and extremists aren't welcome," stressed Mayor Schramma.
A far-right rally to protest the construction of a mosque in Cologne was also cancelled by police Saturday after clashes with opponents.
"The rally has been cancelled," said a police spokesman.
Police said 40,000 people protested against the rally, which had been expected to attract 1,500 people but only dozens showed up.
Many protestors cheered the rally ban.
"It's a victory for the city of Cologne and a victory by the democratic forces in this city," Mayor Schramma told the DPA news agency.
On Friday, several hundred opponents of the congress formed a human chain around a mosque in solidarity with the Muslim minority.
Though Islam is Europe's second religion, European Muslims are facing campaigns from far-right groups to have stately mosques on claims that they are signs of the "Islamization" of Europe.
Armin Laschet, minister for minorities in North Rhine-Westphalia state, told the Tagesspiegel newspaper it was the first time an entire German city "stood up to protect its Muslims."
Germany is home to some 3.2 million Muslims, Europe's second-biggest Muslim population after France.
IslamOnline.net & News Agencies
Image
COLOGNE, Germany — Tens of thousands of Germans took to the streets of the western city of Cologne on Saturday, September 20, to protest an anti-Islam conference of European far-rightists.
"We're here to show racism the red card," Cologne Mayor Fritz Schramma told the cheering crowd, reported Reuters.
He slammed the local far-right group Pro-Koeln, which is organizing an "Anti- Islamisation Congress," as "arsonists and racists" hiding under the cloak of a citizens' movement.
Carrying banners saying: "We are Cologne -- Get rid of the Nazis!," protesters gathered outside the city's cathedral to demonstrate against the congress.
Some of the protesters carried placards reading "Nazis out of Cologne" and "Temples, synagogues, churches and mosques -- everything's okay".
Most of the protests, called by trade unions, churches and anti-racist movements, saw thousands of students, families and local businessmen and women carry signs with slogans including "No to Racism" and "Cologne is rebelling!"
They disrupted the Pro-Koeln congress, ensuring less than 50 delegates were able to return to the meeting on Saturday morning.
The two-day congress, opened on Friday, brought together 150 far-right politicians and publicists from across Europe to protest Muslim presence in Europe.
Victory
Around 150 bars in Cologne stopped selling Pro-Koeln members the local Kolsch beer.
Many taxi and bus drivers were refusing to transport delegates to the congress.
One hotel even cancelled bookings made by "undesirables."
"Racists and extremists aren't welcome," stressed Mayor Schramma.
A far-right rally to protest the construction of a mosque in Cologne was also cancelled by police Saturday after clashes with opponents.
"The rally has been cancelled," said a police spokesman.
Police said 40,000 people protested against the rally, which had been expected to attract 1,500 people but only dozens showed up.
Many protestors cheered the rally ban.
"It's a victory for the city of Cologne and a victory by the democratic forces in this city," Mayor Schramma told the DPA news agency.
On Friday, several hundred opponents of the congress formed a human chain around a mosque in solidarity with the Muslim minority.
Though Islam is Europe's second religion, European Muslims are facing campaigns from far-right groups to have stately mosques on claims that they are signs of the "Islamization" of Europe.
Armin Laschet, minister for minorities in North Rhine-Westphalia state, told the Tagesspiegel newspaper it was the first time an entire German city "stood up to protect its Muslims."
Germany is home to some 3.2 million Muslims, Europe's second-biggest Muslim population after France.