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The Murder of a Jewish Girl in Germany
by Daniel Greenfield 
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Tuesday Top Headlines 
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by Political Editors:  Don’t trust, and verify: North Korea agrees to “complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula” after Trump-Kim summit (Fox News)
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Mattis: “I don’t believe” U.S. troop reduction is on the table at Trump-Kim summit (CNS News)
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Senators move to sink Trump’s ZTE deal (The Wall Street Journal)
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Jeff Sessions sets higher bar for asylum claims (The Washington Times)
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Fein-stein admits she ignored immigration issues under liar-nObama, now criticizes Trump on it (The Daily Wire)
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U.S. launching office to identify citizenship cheaters (The Washington Times)
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Barack liar-nObama is consulting with 2020 contenders on how to beat Donald Trump (Politico)
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White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow in good condition following heart attack (CNBC)
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Credit service shuts down payments on all gun purchases (New York Post)
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California man has home raided, guns confiscated after trying to register firearms (The Washington Free Beacon)
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Twitter CEO caves to leftist backlash, says he was wrong to eat Chick-fil-A (The Daily Signal)
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Supreme Court gives Ohio right to purge thousands of voters from its rolls (NBC News)
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Study: Welfare benefits, minimum-wage hikes might harm poor neighborhoods (National Review)
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Seattle City Council to consider repeal of head tax less than a month after approving it (The Seattle Times)
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Bottom story of the day: Why North Korea has to hide Kim’s poop (Washington Examiner)
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Policy: Six big questions about what comes after the Trump-Kim meeting (The Daily Signal)
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Trump praises meeting with Kim Jong Un, 
says they’re ‘going’ to a signing 
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{ foxnews.com } ~ President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday emerged from their "working lunch"... and indicated that they were about to sign something, but did give any further details. "We had a really fantastic meeting, a lot of progress, really very positive," Trump said "I think better than anybody could have expected. Top of the line, really good. We’re going right now to a signing.” Trump did not go into details about the comment. Trump shook hands with North Korean leader Kim in Singapore shortly after 9 a.m. local time Tuesday, kicking off a historic summit meeting and marking a new era in relations between the U.S. and the totalitarian state known as the Hermit Kingdom...   http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/06/12/trump-praises-meeting-with-kim-jong-un-says-re-going-to-signing.html
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Sanctuary Policies Endanger Innocent Victims
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{ frontpagemag.com } ~ The title of a June 1, 2018 ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) news release, concisely highlights how insane sanctuary policies senselessly endanger public safety... 3-month review shows how New York City's failure to honor immigration detainers leads to hundreds of dangerous criminals released — Many of those released offended again. Here are the first two paragraphs of this press release: NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in New York conducted a three-month review of detainers lodged with the New York City Police Department (NYPD) and New York Department of Corrections (NYDOC) to determine the type of criminal aliens who have been released from custody without ICE being notified. Detainers are ICE’s request to a local law enforcement agency to notify ICE when an alien in custody will be released. Within the three months, from January to mid-April this year, ICE prepared more than 440 detainers against aliens booked by NYPD or NYDOC. Nearly 40 individuals who were released from custody, re-offended and were again arrested for crimes by local law enforcement officers...
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Got ‘Scam?’ — Dairy Farmers Are Getting 
Milked By The USDA’s Checkoff Program
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{ dailycaller.com } ~ Pennsylvania dairy farmer Brenda Cochran has weathered over $600,000 in losses to her mid-sized farm... from a nearly 40 percent drop in milk prices since 2014. Further compounding Cochran’s financial strain is her forced participation in the Department of Agriculture’s dairy checkoff program, which siphons up to $4,000 from her bottom line each year to fund a network of nonprofit organizations tasked with promoting the dairy industry through advertisements and the development of new products. The organizations that receive her federally-mandated checkoff payments told Cochran that the program has had a “huge impact” on boosting dairy sales, primarily through the creation of new products for major fast food chains. But Cochran isn’t buying it. She says the organizations she’s forced to fund are doing a “pretty piss poor job” doing anything to support struggling dairy farmers...   http://dailycaller.com/2018/06/10/got-milk-usda-scam/?utm_medium=email
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Pro-Trump Jews are the Future of American Zionism
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{ frontpagemag.com } ~ President Trump boldly moved the embassy to Jerusalem. And a poll shows a nearly even split among American Jews opposing and supporting it... while 85% of Israeli Jews back the courageous decision. 77% of Israelis back Trump's handling of US-Israel relations while 57% of American Jews disapprove. How can the vast majority of Israelis be happy with the relationship while the majority of American Jews aren’t? The answer gets at the heart of the split between what American and Israeli Jews want from Israel. And also to the root of a deeper split within the Zionist tree. Modern Zionism is split between positive aspirational Zionism and negative respectability Zionism...
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Kudlow: Trudeau Betrayed Us, ‘Stabbed Us In The Back’ 
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{ dailycaller.com } ~ White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Sunday that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “stabbed” the U.S. “in the back”... when he announced his nation will impose retaliatory tariffs against America. President Donald Trump, Trudeau and other leaders of the G7 nations — Britain, Canada, Japan, Italy and Germany –met for a two-day summit over the weekend to discuss the possibility of ending a potential trade war. “We had long night sessions. He (the president) was a participant. Not only did we play, we were in the communique. Team players, really, really, team players here to help the Western alliance and then Trudeau throws him under the bus with very harsh language,” Kudlow told Jake Tapper on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “Jake, it was a betrayal. It was a kip diplomatic betrayal. That is not good, and we were close to negotiating a trade deal with Mr. Trudeau,” Kudlow said...
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Truth, Veritas, and Knowledge of History in the U.S.
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{ americanthinker.com } ~ Did you say Americans, some adults as well as many snowflakes, have got a lot to learn?... Many studies have made us aware of the civic ignorance, and the historical amnesia of citizens in the U.S. Though Thomas Jefferson is often incorrectly quoted as the author of an axiom about this, it is still true that an informed citizenry on historical matters is a crucial requisite for a democratic society. Evidence is abundant that it is time for U.S. citizenry to use their mentality and wake up to reality. For many, the past is a wasteland. One third of students consulted in a survey did not know that D-Day occurred during World War II, and 15% thought it happened in Pearl Harbor. Less than half knew that Franklin Delano Roosevelt was president during the war. In April 2018, 41% could not identify Auschwitz as a Nazi concentration or extermination camp, and 66% of Millennials could not do so. More than 11% of adults, and 22% of Millennials, had not heard of the Holocaust. More than a third did not know the century when the American Revolution took place, and only 22% knew that "government of the people, by the people, and for the people," came from the Gettysburg Address of Nov. 9, 1863. One third were unaware that FDR had introduced the New Deal. By contrast, more Americans could identify Michael Jackson as the composer of "Beat It" than the fact that the Bill of Rights comprises the first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution...
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The Murder of a Jewish Girl in Germany
by Daniel Greenfield 


{ sultanknish.blogspot.com } ~ On May 22, Susanna Maria Feldman went missing. It was the day after the Jewish holiday of Shavuot which celebrates G-d’s revelation of the Ten Commandments to Moses and a nation of freed slaves.

The fifth commandment is, “Honor thy father and mother.” The sixth is, “Thou shalt not murder.” 

And in the German city of Mainz, whose Jewish community dates back to Roman times, a worried mother waited for the worst. Susanna had gone off with her friends. They came home. And she didn’t. 

Her mother received a WhatsApp message from her daughter's phone on the afternoon of the 22nd. "Mom, I'm not coming home. I went to Paris with my friend. Don't look for me. I'll come back after 2 or 3 weeks. Bye." 

According to Diana, Susanna’s mother, the message sounded nothing like her daughter. 4 hours later, the teenage girl’s phone was switched off. There was nothing more. 

"I hope and pray that nothing bad has happened to her," she posted on Facebook. "Please help me find my daughter safe again." 

The police reassured the frantic mother that her daughter had just gone off with some friends and would come back on her, but she feared the worst while the authorities stonewalled. 

On June 1, she published an open letter to Chancellor Angela Merkel in which she wrote, "I feel abandoned by the German state." 

Two weeks passed. The police searched. Dogs sniffed around but found nothing. And then someone noticed a flash of white among all that brown and green. It was the white of a clothing label. 

They found her body between the railroad tracks and Autobahn 66. The killer had stashed the girl under a bush and covered her over with twigs to keep the body out of sight and to buy him some time. 

Susanna’s body had been dumped a few hundred meters from the refugee shelter where her alleged killer had been living. The traffic noise of the highway would have covered any sounds the young Jewish girl might have made as a Muslim refugee brutally raped and then strangled her to death. 

At only 14, a year younger than Anne Frank when she died, Susanna had been murdered in Germany. The teenage girl had been strangled to death after being raped. Her killer then boasted of the crime. 

While the German police were searching for Susanna’s body, the Bashar family, all eight of them, were on their way back to Iraq. The Bashar clan had been living in a refugee shelter even though they were apparently able to afford to book eight tickets to Turkey. The tickets were bought under different names than the ones they had used to apply for asylum in Germany. By June 2, they were back in Iraq. 

That same day, Susanna’s mother posted a Facebook message announcing that it was the 11th day. "Every passing day is a nightmare and hell for us!!! Also her little sister misses her." 

At the airport Ali had showed his residence papers, under the name Ali Bashar, and his ticket under a different name, and a Laissez-passer emergency passport in Arabic issued by the Iraqi embassy. 

German airports had apparently become so used to migrants traveling under various names that they didn't blink an eye. 

The residents of the refugee asylum had watched the Bashar clan packing up as if they were leaving for good. They told one resident that they were facing deportation. Another resident heard that they were going on vacation. When Ali’s mother was asked where the Bashar clan was going, she answered Berlin. 

Like so much else, that was a lie. 

Around midnight, they left by the back door, got into two cars and then they were gone. 

Ali Bashar, one of the six sons, had come to Germany through Turkey and Greece. He had arrived in Germany in the fall of 2015 at the height of Merkel’s migration crisis. Since then, he had been accused of raping an 11-year-old girl in a refugee shelter, attacking a policewoman and robbing a man at knifepoint 

His asylum application had been rejected at the end of 2016. Bashar claimed to have been threatened by the PKK, a Kurdish group fighting against ISIS and Turkey. 

But he appealed, and was allowed to stay on in Germany until he finally killed. 

In April of last year, Ali Bashar was suspected of being in a brawl. In February of this year, he was linked to an assault. In March, he bumped into a policewoman and spat on her. Next month, he was accused of robbing a man with a knife. And he was caught with an illegal knife. 

Despite that, he was still allowed to stay on even as the policewoman case moved through the system. 

But next month, Ali Bashar allegedly did more than hurt his victims. He finally committed a murder. 

Ali Bashar had spent most of his time hanging out in the Wiesbaden city center, going back to the refugee shelter only to sleep, and Susanna had gone to the Wiesbaden city center with her friends. 

When the authorities moved the Bashars from Giessen to Wiesbaden, they signed a girl’s death warrant. The brand new Weisbaden refugee shelter built in 2016 has become the gateway to a cemetery. 

And the same is true of every refugee shelter. 

The 20-year-old Muslim refugee boasted of his crime to a 13-year-old in the refugee shelter. Ali’s younger brother had known Susanna and that may have made the rapist and killer’s work easier. 

With that information, the police began searching around the refugee shelter and found Susanna. Ali Bashar fled to Kurdistan. And there he made a mistake. The Kurds arrested him and sent him back.

Ali Bashar is not the first refugee to have committed an atrocity in Germany. And he won’t be the last. 

The authorities know how to handle this sort of thing. There are police officers patrolling outside the refugee shelter. Are they there to protect those on the outside from those on the inside? 

Or are they there to provide security to the denizens of the shelter? 

Despite the recent rash of anti-Semitic incidents, the authorities insisted that there had been no anti-Semitic motive in a Muslim attack on a Jewish teenage girl. But how can a motive be credibly ruled out when the alleged killer hasn’t been interviewed by the police and isn’t even in their custody? 

The Green Party's Annalena Baerbock declared that nobody should, "presume to abuse the death of this girl to sow hatred." 

That right is exclusively reserved for the migrant population that the Green Party welcomed in. 

A German poll of refugees last year found that more than half hold anti-Semitic views. Even before the migrant flood, German police had noted the rising number of Muslims arrested for anti-Semitic acts. In polls, Jews in Germany listed Muslims as the group most likely to harass or attack them.

In one Berlin school, Muslim students openly boasted, "If a Jew enters our school, he'll get beaten up - I'd beat him up too." 

In German cities, Muslim mobs have chanted, “Hamas Hamas Jews to the gas!” German courts ruled that firebombing a synagogue previously torched by the Nazis was anti-Zionist rather than anti-Semitic. 

When an Israeli Arab wore a Jewish kippa to test the level of anti-Semitism, he was assaulted by a thug shouting, “Jew” at him. The attacker was a Syrian refugee. 

After the attack, Merkel had vowed to act "with full force and resolve". Where is that resolve now? 

As the search for Susanna wrapped up, a Jewish teenager in Germany was attacked by Muslim thugs who heard the music he was listening to. “Berlin is ours now,” they shouted, “and you won’t listen to crappy Jewish music here.” 

Ali Bashar made a spot near his refugee shelter into his own. The girl who was left there will no longer listen to music. And there is no shelter anywhere, in Germany or America, from the “refugees.”

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  • Bonnie

    You are right it must stop now

  • Truth, Veritas, and Knowledge of History in the U.S. MY GOD NO SURPRISE.    WE AS PARENTS HAVE TO TEACH OUR KIDS NOW IT IS UP TO US WE ARE LOOSING THEM TO THE INDOCTRINATION CENTERS THAT ARE OUR SCHOOLS. TIME WE DO OUR JOB THIS IS PATHETIC.    IT HAS TO STOP NOW 

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