Geopolitical auto-asphyxiation: Here's why Germany is heading for irreversible decline
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Germanir Christmas Panic
Published December 28, 2024 Miles in green
Something weird happened, and it happened to me because I had been reading your papers a lot.
On December 19, 2024, I was watching the German news, and they were reporting about a commemoration that was taking place in Berlin that day for the victims of a terror attack that had happened 8 years ago, when a man had driven a stolen truck into the Berlin Christmas market. Because I had been reading your papers, I noticed the number eight. Now I don't know if they had been reporting about the same commemoration the years before or not. At first I thought it was weird to have a commemoration after eight years, not five or ten, but apparently they have been holding one every year since the event, so if it was in the news every year (which I don't know), then the eight years are not an issue. - Still, having been sensitized to the number 8, I wondered whether there might be a special reason to mention it exactly 8 years later: Did they want us to remember it? Why now? - I even remember thinking: Maybe they are going to repeat it this year, and that's why they are reminding us of it. - I forgot this thought immediately, as it seemed like too wild an idea.
The next day, that is exactly what happened:
On December 20, 2024 a man drove a vehicle into a Christmas market, injuring and killing a lot of people. Exactly what had happened 8 years ago (plus 1 day). So we have 8 and 1 already. This made me curious and I decided to do some research.
First, some cultural background:
Germany has a long tradition of Christmas markets. They usually start early in December and they last until Christmas. A lot of cites and small towns have one, and some of them are quite big and even famous, attracting lots of tourists. For example the one in Nuremberg is attracting so many tourists and has become so commercial that it's not much fun to go there any more. Anyway, Christmas markets usually have plenty of stalls with Christmas decorations and other pretty stuff like candles, jewelry and other things one might buy as presents for loved ones. They also have plenty of food stalls and stalls with "Glühwein" (that's mulled wine, literally "glow-wine", because it's hot). And everything is decorated with stars and angels and Santas all over and Christmas music floating in the air. So if you want a really Christmasy experience in Germany, you go to a Christmas market. They are quite enjoyable, especially if you are into glittering kitsch. (I'm being ironic, but I actually like them.) You might say that Christmas markets are the perfect time and place to attack if you wanted to deal German Gemütlichkeit a death blow and make Germans (even those who don't go to those markets) feel they are living in a dangerous world.
Now that we have set the stage, let's look at the play unfolding:
On December 20, 2024, a man drove a car into Magdeburg Christmas market.
You can find a few seconds of footage from a security camera online, where you see the car plowing into the crowd. There's also footage from the arrest of the driver.
Here's the list of all the inconsistencies I found:
Number of deaths: I first heard about it around 10 p.m. that day. They said there were at least two people dead, one adult and a toddler, and a totally unknown number of injured people. Of course the death count was expected to rise. So I was waiting for some suspicious numbers to appear. And they did: The next thing I heard was a news speaker saying he had heard that 11 people had died. - I looked at the clock, and it was exactly 11 p.m. when he said this. The next morning, they were back down to five deaths on all the news channels. Today is December 24, and nothing has changed: still 5 deaths. Which means they are still way below 11. - So where did the speaker get that 11 from?
The toddler: The first couple of hours and at least until the next day, they kept repeating that a toddler had died. (Plus first one adult person, then four adult women.) Then suddenly, it wasn't a toddler anymore, but a nine-year-old boy. - Where did the toddler go?
Security measures: Since the first attack on a Christmas market, the Berlin 2016 event, a lot of Christmas markets have heightened security measures. For example they use concrete bollards to protect the perimeter of the market, the idea being that a truck or car couldn't pass in between (or over) those bollards. Obviously the car in Magdeburg did exactly that.
The first explanation I heard for this was a news speaker saying that the driver obviously had been using a really small car on purpose, a car that was small enough to just pass between two bollards. I remember he even named a car brand, but forget which one it was. Anyway he had a specific type of car in mind. This news speaker was on site while speaking about the event, so he would have seen the bollards. That was why he mentioned the small car.
The next thing we heard was that there hadn't been any bollards, at least not where the car entered the market and not where it exited the market area. - So why did the news speaker who was on site at the market while the paramedics where still there explain to us that the driver apparently used a really small car in order to be able to attack the market? He was there, so he could see there was no need for a small car. No need for speculation.
We then got an explanation for the missing bollards: This side of the market had been left open on purpose in case of an emergency, so ambulances could drive in if needed. - Which also set the stage for a situation where a lot of ambulances were indeed needed!
Then they said a police car should have been standing in that gap between the bollards, but for some unspecified reason it had been standing 30 meters away at the time of the attack. - How convenient.
I haven't yet found an explanation for the opening where the car drove off the market. There should be one, as that was a second gap. - Maybe they just decided not to explain it.
The car: The next time I heard about the car, they said it was a small SUV or a small BMW or both. Whatever – but small! But when you see the car in video footage of the arrest, you can see that it's a normal sized car. It's got four doors, so it's certainly not the smallest type of car available.
It's also heavily damaged in the front, and I have no idea if hitting enough people can account for that. The number plate is also missing. - Would a number plate fall of after being hit with 250 humans? I have no idea. I don't think so, but maybe it would.
Planning the event: They say the man rented the car. It wasn't his own. They also say he stayed at a hotel in Magdeburg more than once prior to the event, probably in order to thoroughly prepare his attack. - I don't see how this type of attack would necessitate complex and time-consuming preparations. Obviously the market wasn't well guarded, and you could drive onto it at any tme with any type of vehicle. So no need for much preparation. He could have strolled around the market in the afernoon, and that would have been enough planning. But he is said to have stayed at the Maritm Hotel in Magdeburg several times in November and December in order to prepare his crime. (Note the name of the hotel connects it to sea travel.)
The car again: They say he used a rented car. Renting a car makes sense if you need one and don't have one of your own. Or if you need a special type of car that you do not own. Or if you don't want to be tracked by your own license plate. - As he was working as a doctor, I suppose he had a car of his own. (But can't be sure.) He didn't need an especially small car as there were no bollards where he wanted to enter the market. - And if he wanted to avoid being caught, why did he stop at the side of the road, close to the market, right after the attack? Instead of continuing along the road and turning left, he allowed himself to be arrested. - So why rent a car?
The arrest: They say he got out of his car and complied with police orders to lie down and not move, because he wanted to live. They say he obviously wanted to be arrested because he had stopped right after the attack instead of simply driving away. - But that makes renting a car unnecessary. Plus, it doesn't make much sense.
In case you watch the footage of the arrest: Some people claim that at some point he shouts "Allahu Akhbar". That's wrong, he's saying "alles klar", which is German for "ok", "understood" or "I comply". Literally it means "all clear", which means: "I understand what you want, it's all clear to me, and I'm going to do as you say." Something like that.
They say police stopped him. But that doesn't make much sense when you watch the video, because in the video you see him alone with one policeman for several seconds, before more police arrive. - So that one policeman made him stop his car at the side of the road? How?
The driver's testament: Also, if he was using a rented car in order not to be tracked, why was his testament found in the car? - That means, he was expecting to be killed. Of course he could want to live, but carry his testament with him just in case. But then he could have left it at home, where it would be found. They later raided his home anyway.
They say that in his last will he wanted to give all of his money to the German Red Cross. Which doesn't make too much sense, since he is also supposed to have been really angry at Germany.
The time: The whole event, from the beginning of the attack until the arrest of the driver, is supposed to have taken just 3 minutes. The first emergency call was at 7:02 p.m. Then the first ambulances arrived at 7:08 p.m. That was fast.
You can read about the timeline here: htps://www.thesun.ie/news/14403874/christmas-market-atack-route-magdeburg/
The blood on the ground: From witness accounts, we know that "the ground was covered in blood". But I have watched all the available footage and cannot fnd a single bloodstain on the ground in any of the pictures or videos. It wasn't raining that night, and in the footage we have from the next day you can see the ground is dry with paper and stuff lying around, also looking dry. No blood. If they had cleaned it away, the ground would be wet in places, but it isn't. - So where is the ground "covered in blood"?
The silent car: A woman is quoted as saying something like "it was eerie, everything happened so quickly that nobody screamed, I didn't even hear the car". Which means it must have been an electric vehicle. - That at least would be a valid reason to rent a car. By renting an electric car, you could approach more silently and make more victims. - It's said to be a BMW X3, which is indeed electric. It's also not small.
The dead boy: The boy's name is André Gleissner. He is said to have been in the children's group of the local freighters in his village. Interestingly, his family had only moved to that village in the spring of this year. There is only one picture of him online, shared by his mother. I found two fundraising for the family, one by a friend of the mother, one by the firefighters of his village. His father is never mentioned. There is not much to see on his mother's Facebook-Account, mainly just pictures of her. She changes her profile picture really often. That's almost all she does on Facebook. - So is this child dead or not? I can't tell. No, nobody is.
Name: The attacker's name is Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen. Fake name alert.
Taleb means "seeker", "seeker of knowledge" or "student". It is also the singular form of Taliban. Abdulmohsen is a compound name derived from two Arabic words: "Abdul" and "Mohsen." "Abdul" translates to "servant of" or "worshiper of," a common prefix in many Arabic names paired with one of the 99 names of Allah (God) in Islam. "Mohsen" means “benefactor” or “one who does good deeds."- Quoted from here: htps://venere.it/en/the-meaning-and-history-of-thename-abdulmohsen/
It doesn't mater what Mohs means in Arabic. What maters is what it means in German or English Mohsen=Moses. So it's the usual clue.
The attacker: Now it gets really confusing. The attacker is said to be a 50-year-old man of Saudi Arabian origin who is an ex-Muslim. He is against Islam, against the Saudi regime, but also against Germany AND against ex-Muslims. Okay.
He came to Germany in 2006. That is 18 years ago. He was an asylum seeker and was granted asylum in 2016. That's 8 years ago.
He was on BBC in 2019: htps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07g2vrp So the BBC is helping him promote his website helping Arabs seek asylum. But now the mainstream stories are telling us he is ant-Islam. Plus, that video is still up on BBC as of now. Eight days later and the BBC has not removed it. But just ask yourself this: how many Arabs do you think have their websites promoted by the BBC? Has your website been promoted by the BBC? I didn't think so.
He says he fed Saudi Arabia because he couldn't speak his mind freely there. The Saudi Government is said to have warned German authorities several times about him. Apparently they wanted his extradition, but Germany did not comply. So Germany protected him, but he still insists that German authorities are not doing enough to "prevent the islamicizaton of Germany". On the other hand, when you look at websites outside of Europe where his name is mentioned, you find that ex-Muslims tend to say that he never left Islam but practiced taqiyya, the "concealment of faith under duress": htps://www.opindia.com/2024/12/ex-muslims-alleged-germanys-car-atacker-taleb-alabdulmohsen-did-not-leave-islam/#google_vignete
While German news portray him as an ex-Muslim who was unhappy with the treatment of asylum seekers by German authorities, liked Elon Musk and liked the AfD-party, ex-Muslims tend to say that he just used all this as cover.
Wikipedia: The event already has its own Wikipedia entry under the heading "2024 Magdeburg car atack". - Does every terrorist act get its own entry the moment it happens? Who does that? Who thinks it's necessary?
That was event number two, the Magdeburg event. Now what about event number one, the Berlin event of 8 years (and a day) prior?
That also has its own entry at Wikipedia under "2016 Berlin truck attack".
In this case the perpetrator was from Tunisia. He had fed Tunisia to escape imprisonment for stealing a truck. He then stole a truck as a weapon for his atack on the Christmas market. He was known for being violent. The Moroccan government had warned Germany about him.
This is all you need to know it was fake. No country would ever let in such a person.
Three weeks before the attack, Moroccan intelligence warned Germany about the terrorist attack planned by him. He "was being monitored, but showed no signs of planning a terrorist attack". (Says Wikipedia.)
So in both cases the German government had been warned about these men but had done nothing, because they seemed harmless enough.
He stole the truck and killed its driver. Papers identifying him were later found under the driver's seat in the truck. - Apparently he was carrying them around all the time and then decided he needed to put them in a safe place before leaving the country.
The original driver of the truck, Lukasz Urban, was the cousin of the head of the delivery company that the truck belonged to, Ariel Zurawski. Note the name. Jewish, as is Urban. Think singer Keith Urban, real name Urbanski. Also actor Karl Urban, real name Karl-Heinz Urban, whose mother is hidden—though we know she came out of the New Zealand film industry, so we may assume he is Jewish as well. No one else gets promotion in Hollywood.
A petition to award Urban the Bundesverdienstkreuz had gathered over 2,500 signatures by 22 December. That is the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is awarded for "special achievements in political, economic, cultural, intellectual or honorary fields". So what was his special achievement? Allowing his truck to be stolen and getting shot? - It seems the petition was not successful, but it's stll weird that there was one at all. But since Urban was not really dead, it makes some sense that he would promote himself for a medal.
A GoFundMe was set up for his family and collected more than €110,000 by 23 December by Britsh truck driver Dave Duncan. - I don't know if you have noticed this, too, but I get the impression that people who don't exist have a much higher tendency than the average population of having the same initial for both their first and last name. Like Corey Comperatore.
That's all I could find for the moment. There's much more, I'm sure, but I'm getting tired of the event, so I'll leave it at that.
As I'm also really bad at analyzing photographs, I'll leave that to others. :) Bye.
Miles here for a continuation and wrap-up. We don't need to analyze any photos, all we have to do is look at the number of people said to have been hit by this one car: 235. Ridiculous. No way you could hit 235 people by driving into a crowd. If you drove into the thickest crowd, you would hit maybe ten or twenty before being stopped by the pile of bodies. Everyone else would fee sideways, so if you backed up to enter on another line, you would have to chase people down. You might get another five or ten that way, but by then everyone would have run into or behind something. You would then have to crash into a kiosk or a building to get a couple more, but then it would be over. I remember the initial number was reported as 80, and even that was completely unbelievable. 235 is just a joke.
But if you want to look at photos, let's take a look at the lead photo at Wiki:
That's supposed to be CCTV footage, from a church tower or something, I guess. Does anyone think that looks real? It is pathetic and doesn't look even remotely real. That might fool ChatGPT but it isn't fooling any human.
Remember, every German has a cellphone with filming capacity, but not one person filmed anything or posted any pictures to the internet? A search pulls up nothing but crap like this:
Three weeks before the attack, Moroccan intelligence warned Germany about the terrorist attack planned by him. He "was being monitored, but showed no signs of planning a terrorist attack". (Says Wikipedia.)
So in both cases the German government had been warned about these men but had done nothing, because they seemed harmless enough.
He stole the truck and killed its driver. Papers identifying him were later found under the driver's seat in the truck. - Apparently he was carrying them around all the time and then decided he needed to put them in a safe place before leaving the country.
The original driver of the truck, Lukasz Urban, was the cousin of the head of the delivery company that the truck belonged to, Ariel Zurawski. Note the name. Jewish, as is Urban. Think singer Keith Urban, real name Urbanski. Also actor Karl Urban, real name Karl-Heinz Urban, whose mother is hidden—though we know she came out of the New Zealand film industry, so we may assume he is Jewish as well. No one else gets promotion in Hollywood.
A petition to award Urban the Bundesverdienstkreuz had gathered over 2,500 signatures by 22 December. That is the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is awarded for "special achievements in political, economic, cultural, intellectual or honorary fields". So what was his special achievement? Allowing his truck to be stolen and getting shot? - It seems the petition was not successful, but it's stll weird that there was one at all. But since Urban was not really dead, it makes some sense that he would promote himself for a medal.
A GoFundMe was set up for his family and collected more than €110,000 by 23 December by Britsh truck driver Dave Duncan. - I don't know if you have noticed this, too, but I get the impression that people who don't exist have a much higher tendency than the average population of having the same initial for both their first and last name. Like Corey Comperatore.
That's all I could find for the moment. There's much more, I'm sure, but I'm getting tired of the event, so I'll leave it at that.
As I'm also really bad at analyzing photographs, I'll leave that to others. :) Bye.
Miles here for a continuation and wrap-up. We don't need to analyze any photos, all we have to do is look at the number of people said to have been hit by this one car: 235. Ridiculous. No way you could hit 235 people by driving into a crowd. If you drove into the thickest crowd, you would hit maybe ten or twenty before being stopped by the pile of bodies. Everyone else would fee sideways, so if you backed up to enter on another line, you would have to chase people down. You might get another five or ten that way, but by then everyone would have run into or behind something. You would then have to crash into a kiosk or a building to get a couple more, but then it would be over. I remember the initial number was reported as 80, and even that was completely unbelievable. 235 is just a joke.
But if you want to look at photos, let's take a look at the lead photo at Wiki:
That's supposed to be CCTV footage, from a church tower or something, I guess. Does anyone think that looks real? It is pathetic and doesn't look even remotely real. That might fool ChatGPT but it isn't fooling any human.
Remember, every German has a cellphone with filming capacity, but not one person filmed anything or posted any pictures to the internet? A search pulls up nothing but crap like this:
Go to PDF page to view image.
I suspect something happened here, to plant the seed, but nothing like what is being reported. Most likely they hired a few stunt people to get hit by this car and fake their injuries, like we saw in the Charlottesville fake. As Trobador showed us, the police and other security stood down to let this car in, so all they needed to do is stack a line or two of acrobatic young people at that end of the market, and have them flip and flop over the hood of the car, as they do in Hollywood movies. The rest of the story was just manufactured on paper, and didn't happen at all. Trobador is also correct in guessing this was about creating fear and ruining the Christmas spirit on purpose. As we know, the Phoenicians and Jews hate Christmas, so this is their MO. The market was cancelled and others may have been as well. As you remember, they did the same thing during Covid, using it to shutter Christian churches all over the US and Canada, though there is no connection between churches and Covid.
The event was also used in the war for and against AfD, and is now being used by both sides. The event was so mangled no one can even tell what position it was meant to support, and I put that down to interference from Intel. As in the US, Germany's Intel is split, with one side probably running this event to blackwash AfD, but the other side—which also has tentacles in the media—spinning it FOR AfD. Which is why we get conflicting stories of the guy being both anti-German and anti-Islam.
As for the 2016 event, we can tell it is fake by the fact that ISIS took credit for it, ISIS being a CIA/Mossad front. I remind you ISIS was founded by the ridiculous al-Zarqawi, real name allegedly Ahman Nazal al-Khalayleh, but really just another Jewish actor in a turban. As usual, they give you many hints in the name, with Nazal=Nazi. Like bin Laden, Nazal fought for the US against Russia in Afghanistan in the late 80s, or at least worked as a reporter there. Which contradicts his bio, in that we are told he was a high school dropout and pimp. High school dropouts don't normally learn many languages and work as reporters. In the 1990s he just happened to be jailed with a Hussein: fellow reporter Fouad Hussein, who later literally wrote the book on Al Qaeda. I have previously outed all the prominent Husseins as cloaked Jews and agents, including Barack Hussein Obama. Both „reporters“ were allegedly released by King Hussein in 1999 in a general amnesty. That was convenient, right? These top terrorists were released in a general amnesty by a Hussein. You can't make this schist up. Wiki tries to hide that little "coincidence" by putting it this way on Zarqawi's page:
In 1999, Zarqawi was released from prison in a general amnesty by Jordan's King Abdullah.Except that Abdullah is his first name, so it would be like calling Trump "President Donald".
But that was you don't have to see the name Hussein twice on the same page in consecutive paragraphs, so you forget to ask any questions.
Of course Zarqawi and King Hussein's cousin Fouad weren't ever in jail, so they didn't need to be released.
Trobador doesn't mention the 1980 bombing of the Oktoberfest in Munich, which of course was also faked. It was allegedly pulled by Gundolf Kohler, who has his own fake photo: You have to laugh at how bad that is. If you don't see it immediately, ask yourself why his collar is in good focus while his face and hair is blurry. Ask yourself why one eye is looking at you while the other eye is staring at your left shoulder. It is because the eyes have been redrawn, I don't know why. The worst part is the inner corner of the eye to your left. That photo has been tampered with in a multitude of ways, all pre-computer.
He was supposed to be a neo-Nazi who had a bomb blow up in his face at age 16, but was nonetheless accepted into the Army just three years later, entering training as an explosives expert. I guess they were impressed by the major face injuries he had from a bad bomb, and thought he looked like a bomb expert. After just three months the Army allegedly released him so he could go to the University of Tubingen. Of course it doesn't work that way. . . unless you have been recruited for Intelligence. That was 1979 and in 1980 he was allegedly killed by his own pipe bomb. So believable. Obviously the event was faked and this kid just went undercover into Intelligence. They staged some explosion and a few bodies, and the rest was done on paper. Nothing easier and nothing more common. They have now done it thousands of times, so much that is getting old. No one buys these things anymore, either here or in Europe.
Source: https://mileswmathis.com/Cpanic.pdf
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