Jewish gene, Muslim brains talk tarnishes Bundesbank
Berlin launch: Anti-islam book by German bank exec Thilo Sarrazin
The former politician launched his book ‘Deutschland schafft sich ab’ (‘Germany abolishes itself’ on 30 August in Berlin. Criticism of Germany’s immigration policy is legitimate, writes the Italian, German and Austrian press, but don’t attack muslims. Translated European press review selection
You Can Insult Turks, But Not Jews
Thio Sarrazin, a board member of the German Central Bank, has been giving several examples of racism and hate speech against Turks in Germany for almost a year.
MAIN FOCUS: Thilo Sarrazin attacks Muslims | 31/08/2010
German Federal Bank board member Thilo Sarrazin presented his book Deutschland schafft sich ab (Germany abolishes itself), which takes a critical perspective on Islam, on Monday in Berlin. Criticism of Germany’s immigration policy is legitimate, writes Europe’s press, but it should stop short of offending Muslims.
The Three I?s-Complex hits Germany
And finally it came to Germany, the all-disrupting debate about the Three I?s-Complex ? Immigration, Integration and Islam -, a debate which threatens to turn all established politics, as we know it upside down. Germany has been contaminated by moral panic, because of Deutschland schafft sich ab, a book by Thilo Sarrazin, a former SPD-politician and current boardmember of the Bundesbank. This has lead to tumultuous headlines and uproar in talk shows on German television.
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F*ckhead statesmen to negotiate with are everywhere, in any country, even in Turkey……..
Talking about f*ckheads: Dutch negotiations with Wilders to form a new right wing government have failed. After some weeks of talks, some Christian Democrats had doubts about mr. Wilders’ stance about Islam and the freedom of religion and about the effect of his remarks about foreign politicians.