Despite the news cycle driven by the Leftist mainstream media, the jihad threat continues to grow while attention is focused on Russian, Ukraine, COVID, abortion and transgender news.
When Islamic supremacists become emboldened in any society, as now seen in Western countries, they become increasingly more demanding and violent. Once disbelievers accept dhimmitude, all is peaceful. Europe flung open its doors to Muslim migrants, despite the fact that significant increases in Muslim populations have historically been problematic.
The inconvenient truth is that what is routinely called “radical Islam” in the West is really normative Islam. The doctrines of Islamic hate preachers are backed up by Quranic texts and/or the Hadiths.
Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner was reassuring, saying: “We will take action against this with all consistency and all necessary means, because the rule of law must not allow itself to be intimidated.” Yet across the EU, the rule of law has long been compromised by jihadists (who infiltrated refugee streams), Muslim Brotherhood-linked groups (who insidiously and stealthily create a two-tier justice system) and by weak politicians who fear and appease them.
“Five bomb threats over Islamist trial,” translated from “Fünf Bombendrohungen wegen Islamistenprozess,” Kronen Zeitung, June 27, 2022:
Islamist alarm in Austria: There were bomb threats in Vienna, St. Pölten and Graz on Monday – according to information from the “Krone,” it was a coordinated action to start a process against a Viennese hate preacher.
The bomb threats were sent by email (from an anonymous Gmail address) to the courts, as well as to the Jewish community and the Vienna City Council – apparently a coordinated action by an Islamist cell.
The hearing against a preacher in Graz was interrupted, the hall cleared and searched by a special team; similar scenes took place in St. Pölten. The first searches of the affected buildings were negative, various police security measures were still in place, according to the emergency services.
Five threats confirmed, school department also affected
“It can be confirmed that in the morning hours of June 27, 2022, written threats were received against courts in Vienna, Graz and St. Pölten, as well as at the IKG Vienna and the Vienna MA 56 (school department),” said a first statement from the Ministry of the Interior. The Directorate for State Security and Intelligence (DSN) is currently investigating at full speed.Bomb threat in St. Pölten: search operation ended
The court in Graz suspects that the perpetrators could be sympathizers of the accused preacher. In addition to judicial actions, the background may also be official police actions against people who “can be assigned to the Islamist scene.”The “Krone” has received a threatening letter: The letter, written in broken German, addresses the Russian war against Ukraine and help for the country under attack (“They are killing our brothers from Chechnya”) – but open anti-Semitism is also expressed: “Death to all Jews and infidels (Editor’s note: unbelievers) in Austria!”
Radicalization increased during pandemic
DSN Director Omar Haijawi-Pirchner had only recently pointed out the renewed threat of terrorism: During the pandemic, Islamists had shifted their activities to the Internet, radicalization had increased enormously as a result: “And we are now seeing the effects of this again in real life after the pandemic, or in an intermediate phase of the pandemic, to be felt again acutely.”The DSN has already increased the focus of the observations of the Islamist scene for a long time, the ministry emphasizes. Interior Minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP): “The threat of Islamist terrorism is the focus of the work of the state security authorities and is primarily combated in close cooperation with our European partners. We will take action against this with all consistency and all necessary means, because the rule of law must not allow itself to be intimidated.”
Also Vienna marathon as a possible attack target
As reported, an Iraqi IS cell consisting of the ex-leaders of the terrorist organization (the boss enjoys protection status with us as a refugee) recently caused a stir. The Vienna marathon was also a possible target.
