Anti-Muslim hate fuels large rally in Germany

[2013]

An anti-Muslim rally in Dresden, Germany


DRESDEN, Germany -- Long before the terror attacks in Paris, anti-Muslim prejudice was on the rise in Europe. It was underscored Thursday during an anti-Islamic rally in Dresden, Germany.
"We are the people," they chant. But this isn't a chant about a society being united. This is a chant of exclusion.


They're part of a movement protesting what they see as the threat to German culture from rising numbers of Muslim immigrants to their country. Chancellor Angela Merkel may have said Islam is part of Germany now, but not to these people.
They point to the events in France as justification. Felix Menzel runs a right-wing magazine that supports the anti-immigrant cause.
"Is there an 'I told you so' quality to this?" I asked.

Yes that's the scenario that they spoke about in the last weeks," Menzel answered.
The weekly demonstrations have grown over the past months from a few hundred to somewhere around 20,000. But so has opposition to them. Other demonstrators tried to block the path of the anti-immigrant marchers, saying Germany should welcome Muslim refugees.
"Say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here," they chanted. But the marchers simply moved around them.
There were calls for this demonstration to be cancelled out of deference to the victims in France and to let passions cool. But it went ahead anyway and it was big.
Werner Patzelt of Dresden University says the marchers' sentiments are misguided.
"They stir up un-delicious opinions and feelings," Patzelt told me. "Ugly is maybe the proper expression for what can be seen and felt."
The police crowd estimate for Monday's crowd was 25,000 which would make it the biggest of the anti-immigrant demonstrations so far, but still smaller than the numbers of pro-immigrant demonstrators who have been out on the streets across Germany. This is a battle of ideals, but also, a battle of numbers.


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[2013]

An anti-Muslim rally in Dresden, Germany. Kwenye PICHA unaona merkel kavalishwa hijabu.


DRESDEN, Germany -- Long before the terror attacks in Paris, anti-Muslim prejudice was on the rise in Europe. It was underscored Thursday during an anti-Islamic rally in Dresden, Germany.
"We are the people," they chant. But this isn't a chant about a society being united. This is a chant of exclusion.


They're part of a movement protesting what they see as the threat to German culture from rising numbers of Muslim immigrants to their country. Chancellor Angela Merkel may have said Islam is part of Germany now, but not to these people.
They point to the events in France as justification. Felix Menzel runs a right-wing magazine that supports the anti-immigrant cause.
"Is there an 'I told you so' quality to this?" I asked.

Yes that's the scenario that they spoke about in the last weeks," Menzel answered.
The weekly demonstrations have grown over the past months from a few hundred to somewhere around 20,000. But so has opposition to them. Other demonstrators tried to block the path of the anti-immigrant marchers, saying Germany should welcome Muslim refugees.
"Say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here," they chanted. But the marchers simply moved around them.
There were calls for this demonstration to be cancelled out of deference to the victims in France and to let passions cool. But it went ahead anyway and it was big.
Werner Patzelt of Dresden University says the marchers' sentiments are misguided.
"They stir up un-delicious opinions and feelings," Patzelt told me. "Ugly is maybe the proper expression for what can be seen and felt."
The police crowd estimate for Monday's crowd was 25,000 which would make it the biggest of the anti-immigrant demonstrations so far, but still smaller than the numbers of pro-immigrant demonstrators who have been out on the streets across Germany. This is a battle of ideals, but also, a battle of numbers.

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We ARE THE PEOPLE; this is a chant of EXCLUSION
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[h=1]Photos: Anti-Islam protests meet backlash in Germany[/h]
Anti-Islam demonstrations in cities across Germany have registered a growing number of supporters, but have also prompted a major backlash.
The protests, organized by Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West (Pegida) in opposition to the influx of Muslim immigrants in recent years, have been condemned by Chancellor Angela Merkel, Catholic organizations, and major celebrities and politicians.
Here is a look at scenes from the demonstrations and the counter-demonstrations.
Read: What's behind the astonishing rise of an anti-Islam movement in Germany?

Kwa picha zaidi, bofya hapa: Photos: Anti-Islam protests meet backlash in Germany - The Washington Post

 

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[2013]

Muslims killed the Cartoonists.!!