German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is posed to taking few newer steps, which would pave the path to Islamization of Germany. Writes Daniel Greenfield
Folks, if you thought Merkel was bad, you haven’t seen anything yet. While Germany took in lots of migrants, it still had some historical rules creating barriers to citizenship. Once Scholz brings those down, the country will really come apart. And, as we’ve seen on our own southern border, even the prospect of such a thing will create a new wave of migrants going for the gold.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for reforms to the country’s citizenship rules in a video message Saturday.
Scholz’s coalition government — comprised of his center-left Social Democrats (SPD), the environmentalist Green Party and the neoliberal Free Democrats (FDP) — made easing citizenship rules one of the priorities in their coalition agreement.
The plans have received pushback from the conservative opposition.
In his weekly video message, Scholz emphasized the integral role that immigrants have played in rebuilding and strengthening Germany.
“Germany has become a country of hope for many,” the chancellor said. “The women and men and sometimes children who came to Germany have contributed greatly to making our economy as strong as it is today.”
Scholz noted that many who came to the country as guest workers decades ago, as well as those who arrived in more recent years, have put down roots in Germany. He recalled the “very moving” naturalization ceremonies he oversaw in his previous role as mayor of Hamburg.
Forget the usual tired rhetoric. SPD has cheered Islamic migration and aggressively pursued Muslim voters by proposing all sorts of measures that would accommodate Islamic sensibilities and increase their numbers.
Now in power, parties that draw on Muslim voters want to Islamize Germany. Here’s a little background on what Scholz did in Hamburg.
In November 2011, the SPD-led government of Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, concluded a “state treaty” [Staatsvertrag] with its Muslim communities that grants Muslims broad new rights and privileges but does little to encourage their integration into German society.
The November 13 agreement, signed by Hamburg Mayor Olaf Scholz and the leaders of four Muslim umbrella groups, was praised by the proponents of multiculturalism for putting the northern port city’s estimated 200,000 Muslims on an equal footing with Christian residents.
The most controversial part of the accord involves a commitment by the city government to promote the teaching of Islam in the Hamburg public school system. The agreement grants the leaders of Hamburg’s Muslim communities a determinative say in what will be taught by allowing them to develop the teaching curriculum for Islamic studies.
Now Scholz intends to Islamize Germany and maintain the political power of his alliance by harnessing Muslim voters. If you thought Merkel was bad, just wait.
