09-21-2021, 03:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-21-2021, 04:06 AM by Alan_Boskov.)
Whether the intent of this court was based on anti-Semitism or not is a subject of debate, given that western European courts have become sensitive to the mounting caliphasation in the higher percentage of Muslim-(de facto)occupied countries, mainly France, Germany and Britain. It wasn't that long ago, this year, that the Charlie Hebdo slaughter was commemorated. Perhaps, this played a leading role in the court's decision-taking.
Here in Germany, it hasn't become uncommon for large family criminal clans to threaten members of the courts, along with their family members, if verdicts turn out in their disfavor:
https://web.de/magazine/panorama/krimine...s-31488608
[quote=]...The Berlin police acted on Tuesday night with more than 200 special forces against an Arab family clan. In Germany, thousands of members are classified to belonging to such criminal structures, investigators speak of "mafia-like structures". Why is it so hard to break the power of the clans?
Berlin, Bremen, Lüneburg, Hildesheim, Essen and Duisburg. According to experts, these cities are most affected by criminal clan structures in Germany. "There are now districts in which you only have to name a certain family name, and everyone flinches," says the Islamic scholar Matthias Rohe of the dpa news agency.
Its members are supposedly () controlling drug deals and the red light district. They are said to collect protection money, rob banks and earn their money with other illicit businesses...
...Pressure against judges, lawyers and witnesses
Here in Germany, it hasn't become uncommon for large family criminal clans to threaten members of the courts, along with their family members, if verdicts turn out in their disfavor:
https://web.de/magazine/panorama/krimine...s-31488608
[quote=]...The Berlin police acted on Tuesday night with more than 200 special forces against an Arab family clan. In Germany, thousands of members are classified to belonging to such criminal structures, investigators speak of "mafia-like structures". Why is it so hard to break the power of the clans?
Berlin, Bremen, Lüneburg, Hildesheim, Essen and Duisburg. According to experts, these cities are most affected by criminal clan structures in Germany. "There are now districts in which you only have to name a certain family name, and everyone flinches," says the Islamic scholar Matthias Rohe of the dpa news agency.
Its members are supposedly () controlling drug deals and the red light district. They are said to collect protection money, rob banks and earn their money with other illicit businesses...
...Pressure against judges, lawyers and witnesses