Skybird
08-07-08, 07:32 AM
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,druck-570590,00.html
The Khaled K. case has attracted tremendous interest in Israel -- not least of which because he is the embodiment of the Israeli secret service's ultimate nightmare of the "enemy within." In recent months, Palestinians holding Israeli passports or residence permits perpetrated several attacks, and the problem ranks high on the agenda of the country's terrorism experts.
Right what I like. :stare: Criticis warn of tendencies like this since years. But since they do not match the political self-deceptions and do not play ball when it comes to underestimate the aggressiveness of Islam, they are not being listened to. I claim that not England or France but Germany, due to it's tame and well-meaning basic position on Islam, is the market number one in Europe for fishing new recruits as spies and strikers, sleepers and infiltrators of Islamic terror groups. Yes there have been spectacular successes in searching for terrorists in Germany in the past years. but I see them as the tip of the iceberg only.
The Khaled K. case has attracted tremendous interest in Israel -- not least of which because he is the embodiment of the Israeli secret service's ultimate nightmare of the "enemy within." In recent months, Palestinians holding Israeli passports or residence permits perpetrated several attacks, and the problem ranks high on the agenda of the country's terrorism experts.
Right what I like. :stare: Criticis warn of tendencies like this since years. But since they do not match the political self-deceptions and do not play ball when it comes to underestimate the aggressiveness of Islam, they are not being listened to. I claim that not England or France but Germany, due to it's tame and well-meaning basic position on Islam, is the market number one in Europe for fishing new recruits as spies and strikers, sleepers and infiltrators of Islamic terror groups. Yes there have been spectacular successes in searching for terrorists in Germany in the past years. but I see them as the tip of the iceberg only.