Germany’s domestic problem number one is Muslim manners and customs. They do have any idea of democratic principles. Four million Turks and Arabs are living in Germany, Ralph Giordano, a German writer and publicist, said in an interview with the Russia-based Vzglyad business newspaper. He pointed out their low education level.
After reading the Quran he drew the conclusion that the principal book of the Muslims is a crazy piece of literature. Muslims beat up their women, do not let their daughters attend school, and can even kill. This prevents their integration into European society, where human freedoms are the top priority, Giordano said.
According to him, you can help people only if they accept the help. Most of the Muslims do not integrate into the German society because they do not want to. The German social system allows all the natives of the Turks and Arab worlds to feel comfortable in the country. A Turkish family may live in the center of Berlin, with none of the family members working. Each of them gets the dole. However, to support thousands of immigrants, Germans have to work hard and pay taxes. But this is not the worst. Conflicts within the German society because of Muslims are a much graver problem. Muslim youths are more inclined to violence than others. The more religious the youths are the more aggressive they are. Some young Muslims have committed 40 to 60 minor crimes.
It was Germans’ blunder to allow Muslim guest workers to settle down in the country in 1960s. No one could imagine the consequences. It is not time now for being tactful and afraid of hurting Muslims’ feelings. Even Angel Merkel admitted the fact that Germany’s efforts to create a multi-cultural state failed. She admitted that Muslims do not want to study German, adopt Christian values, and work harder. Ralph Giordano is also concerned over Turkey’s position. Instead of explaining the need for integration to Turks, the Turkish Government is doing the opposite. Addressing thousands of Muslims in Köln, Turkish Premier Recep Erdogan called on them to learn German, but remain where they are, because no one can expect Muslims to assimilate in Germany – assimilation is a crime against humanity. So the Turkish Premier is for a state within a state, without, however, openly saying it, Giordano said.
According to him, about 80% of Germans share his opinion. A multi-cultural society is an illusion, especially when such cultures and Muslim and Christian cultures are in question. People in none of the Muslim countries, including Turkey, enjoy such benefits. So it has no chance to join the European Union. It does not even have a chance to become Europe’s strategic partner until the Turkish Government recognizes the Armenian Genocide, Giordano said.
Asked whether he is not afraid of voicing his opinion, the German writer aid he is afraid sometimes. On the other hand, his life has always been in danger since the Nazi regime. Giordano does not think Turks will kill him only for expressing his personal opinion, but everything may happen. He does not consider himself a Nazi or racist. Rather, he has always struggled against such people. On the other hand, he is against those who are against democracy. The owner of the shop at the corner of the building Giordano lives in is a Turk, and the writer is always ready to be first to defend this “nice man.”
