An Afghan knifeman has
attacked multiple people at a Jehovah’s Witness stand in a German
train station.
The 35-year-old attacker
was then overpowered by heroic civilians at Würzburg Central Station
who rushed to the victims’ aid.
Police are treating it as
an attempted homicide and have arrested a suspect in connection with
the attack who is now in custody.
Bavarian Police reports
say the suspect was in the entrance hall of the Würzburg Central
Station at around 7.50am. Würzburg is located in central Germany,
east of Frankfurt in the Bavaria region.
He approached the
Jehovah’s Witness stand and then stabbed at a 68-year-old man and
physically attacked a 55-year-old and a 51-year-old, police said….
Three of those attacked by
the suspect sustained minor injuries, police confirmed. They did not
suffer any cuts or stab wounds and are currently receiving medical
attention by emergency services….
They are also
investigating the man’s ‘exclamations’ and ‘gestures’ he
made during the attack….
Local police service
Polizei Unterfranken reported that, following the arrest, ‘there is
currently no danger to the public.’…
“They are also
investigating the man’s ‘exclamations’ and ‘gestures’ he
made during the attack.”
Hmmm, what might those
“exclamations” have been? It’s a mystery! Why don’t German
authorities say what they were? Another mystery!
Polizei Unterfranken said
“there is currently no danger to the public.”
Of course there is. There
is a danger from all the other jihad-minded Muslim migrants whom
leftist German authorities have brought into the country. You’d
almost get the idea that they’re sinister Marxist internationalists
who want to collapse the existing system and are waging proxy war
against the German people by means of the Muslim migrants.
Inconceivable, we are sure.
☪ This Afghan MusIim in
Germany heads into a supermarket during the Satanic Ramadan and
starts wrecking all the food to force the Germans to fast against
their will.
Shocking videos
document the incident at the Kaufland supermarket in Altenburg-Nord (
Thuringia ). Shortly after 6 p.m., an Afghan man dressed entirely in
black entered the supermarket on Kauerndorfer Allee. In the produce
section, he began his rampage, calmly grabbing heavy crates of
vegetables from the table with both hands and tipping them to the
floor.
This soldier of
Allah needs less than fifteen minutes to turn a supermarket into a
scene of devastation. He floods the floor by knocking over pallets of
sparkling wine bottles. He empties entire aisles and hurls jars of
preserves onto the tiles.
Only when
two brave customers intervene does the rampage end.
Three
saleswomen notice the troublemaker and tell him to stop immediately.
The store is packed. One employee tries to de-escalate the situation
in a calm voice. She asks: "Why are you doing that? Please stop.
Please stay calm."
Staff wait
in vain for security.
Unfortunately,
the appeal has no effect. Another saleswoman shouts in frustration,
"We're calling the police!" The supermarket vandal pauses
briefly, says in a low voice, "Yes, call the police," and
continues his rampage. More and more customers notice the Afghan
Muslim; some preemptively move out of his way, others pull out their
phones and film his food attack. Fortunately, the vandal doesn't
directly attack any customers, and no one is injured.
A trail of
destruction ran through the supermarket on Thursday evening. Police
estimate the damage at around 5,000 euros.
Cucumber brine,
sparkling wine, and hazelnut spread are mixed together on the tiles.
"Where's the security?" you can hear employees shout. The
bitter truth: there are no security guards on site.
Two brave
customers escort rioters out of the store
Finally
appeared two customers in work clothes, who are out shopping. They
stopped the troublemaker and handed him over to the police. Together
they approached the troublemaker, surrounded him, and gently guided
him towards the exit, where the police arrive shortly afterwards.
Police
Commissioner Selina Rolle confirmed to BILD: “The perpetrator was a
27-year-old Afghan man who threw boxes of goods from the shelves onto
the floor. The Afghan man was in a state of mental distress – he
was taken to a hospital for treatment.” She estimates the resulting
property damage at a “mid-four-figure sum.”
The shelves are
fully stocked again, but some damage is still visible. Even on
Saturday, many shelves still contained shards of glass from the
rampage.
On Saturday,
the floors were clean again, the shelves restocked, but some damage
was still visible. Dented displays had been hastily straightened. "It
was awful. It's terrible that we don't even have security guards
anymore to protect the customers and us," said a saleswoman.
A Kaufland
spokesperson told BILD: “The safety of our customers and employees
is our top priority. That's why we have security personnel on duty at
our Altenburg branch, especially from Thursday to Saturday. There has
never been a reduction in security personnel in Altenburg. We are
already investigating why no security intervened at the branch on
that particular day. Security personnel will be back on duty in
Altenburg starting Monday. We have filed a criminal complaint against
the man and issued him a ban from the premises.”
😔 Made in Germany,
Fired in Sudan: Berlin Silent as German Weapons Reach Islamist-Linked
Forces.
👉
Courtesy: Willsnation Reporters, February 18, 2026
Rights groups
warn Germany’s credibility as a human rights champion is on the
line as HK rifles reportedly flow into Sudan’s war via Turkey and
Saudi Arabia.
A troubling arms
trail is emerging from Sudan’s devastating civil war — one that
leads back to Germany, and to a glaring silence in Berlin.
Sudanese diaspora
organizations, corroborated by patterns documented by major
international rights bodies, allege that Heckler & Koch G3 and
G36 assault rifles and MP5 submachine guns have been reaching
Islamist-aligned factions embedded within the Sudanese Armed Forces
(SAF) via third-country intermediaries, primarily Turkey and Saudi
Arabia — in clear violation of an EU arms embargo on Sudan in place
since 1994.
The allegations
touch on a subject critics say Germany’s political establishment
and media have been reluctant to confront: that the SAF harbors
powerful Islamist elements with ties to Muslim Brotherhood-aligned
networks from the Omar al-Bashir era.
The diversion
pattern is not new. Saudi Arabia holds an HK license to manufacture
the G3 and G36, and German-engineered weapons have repeatedly ended
up far beyond their intended end users. Turkey has also been
separately accused of secretly channeling weapons and ammunition to
the SAF in violation of international sanctions. A July 2024 Amnesty
International report found large-scale weapons transfers to Sudan
from China, Russia, Turkey, and the UAE, some in direct violation of
the UN Darfur arms embargo.
What makes these
allegations particularly sensitive is who within the SAF allegedly
receives the weapons. European policy analysts have openly noted that
SAF commander General Burhan has failed to distance himself from
Islamist factions fighting alongside his forces, and that former
Bashir-era Islamists — hosted in part by Qatar — remain critical
to the SAF’s financial and military supply networks. Yet diaspora
groups say German media and parts of the political elite have avoided
this dimension, unwilling to acknowledge that a formally recognized
military force contains strong Islamist elements.
Germany prides
itself on rigorous post-export arms controls, but critics say the
system collapses when weapons are diverted through licensed
third-country producers. Berlin has not announced any investigation
into German-origin weapons reaching Sudan, despite human rights
organizations warning of both legal and moral liability. Amnesty
International has called the international response to Sudan’s arms
flows “woefully inadequate,” describing the conflict as fueled by
“an almost unimpeded supply of weapons” from states and corporate
actors worldwide.
For a country
that places human rights at the center of its foreign policy
identity, the silence is becoming hard to defend.
Some specific
allegations regarding Islamist factions within the SAF receiving
German-branded weapons have not yet been independently verified by
major news organizations and are presented here as claims under
active investigation.
👹
Genocide by Proxy: As usual
👉 “Problem
– Reaction – Solution” + Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis 👈
► Saudi Arabia + Turkey
+ Egypt + Qatar + Iran + Germany + Russia +
Eritrea
vs
► UAE + US
+ UK + France + Israel + the Fascist Galla-Oromo Islamic
Regime of Ethiopia
• Just five years ago
the evil, superficially 'opposing' blocks were:
► Saudi Arabia + UAE +
Egypt
vs
► Turkey + Qatar + Iran
👹 The
Dunning-Kruger effect: The Edomites and Ishmaelites
think they are smarter and more capable
than they are. In their eyes, all other peoples and nations are just
as easily conquered, plundered, and genocided and destroyed. Woe! Woe! Woe!
❖[Proverbs
26:12 ]❖
“Do
you see a man who is wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a
fool than for him.”
The manipulative Edomites
taught the cynical Ishmaelites how to play the genocidal
geo-political games by applying the diabolical Hegelian dialectics.
Controlled
opposition is a protest movement of some kind that is set up by the
faction being protested. It is the technique of playing two seemingly
opposing sides against each other to achieve the desired outcome. If
a manipulator can control the conflict, he can also control the
outcome.
There
have been many things governments and controlling factions didn’t
want citizens to know about, but this technique is one of the
biggies. Nearly all governments in history have utilized this
technique to fool and suppress their adversaries.
It’s
roots can be found 2500 years ago in The Art of War, and Idealist
Freemason philosopher G. W. F. Hegel streamlined it for the modern
age with his Hegelian Dialectic (discussion and reasoning by
dialogue). Hegel was referring to philosophy, but this has tremendous
uses, usually destructive, in other areas.
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People of the flesh
are united in persecuting those of the spirit!
👉 Esau Empowering
Ishmael 👈
👉 From
Turkey to
Saudi
Arabia 👈
❖[Revelation 12: 12]❖
“Therefore, rejoice, O heavens
and you who dwell in them! But woe to you, O earth and sea, for the
devil has come down to you in great wrath, because he knows that his
time is short!"
➡ Anti Ethiopia
Conspiracy Can Cause Universal Cataclysm as Ethiopia is a Biblical
Nation Under the Almighty Egziabher God
🔥
Ethiopia:
Where Two World Wars Began — and Where the Third is
Brewing
🛑
Darling of the West, Babylon
Saudi Barbaria Massacred 700 Ethiopian Christian Immigrants
🛑 Bernie
Sanders Calls For U.S. Probe Into Massacres of Ethiopians by Saudi
Border Guards
🛑 US,
Germany Trained Saudi Troops Responsible For Mass Slaughter of
Ethiopian Christians
US
Knew of Saudi Forces Killing Ethiopian Migrants, But Kept Quiet —
Report
🛑 EU
Ambivalent on UN Probe into Saudi Slaughter of Ethiopian Migrants
🛑 September 11, 2001—or
Meskerem 1—is Ethiopian New Year's Day
As Roman America continued its
rebellion against God, God responded by sending a severe warning on
September 11, 2001, when 19 Islamic extremists flew two planes into
New York’s World Trade Center buildings. 15 of the
19 hijackers were Saudi nationals.
☪ Looks Like The
Usual Suspects Are Off to an
Early Start in 2026
🔥 In
the 1st day of 2026, Europe was shaken by a series of
major fires as an historic 150-year-old Vondel Church went up in
flames amid "unprecedented" New Year's Eve violence in the
Amsterdam, Netherlands.
🔥 About
40 people are believed to have been killed and 100 injured after a
fire tore through a crowded bar during a New Year’s Eve party in
the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana.
The incident
occurred just weeks before the World Economic Forum 2026 Annual
Meeting to be held in Davos-Klosters on January 19-23.
🔥 In
Berlin, Germany firefighters battled numerous
fires linked to New Year’s fireworks, including a blaze that
disrupted S-Bahn services, turning celebrations into scenes of
emergency and chaos across multiple cities.
The war in
Ethiopia's northern Tigray region between 2020 and 2022 was the
deadliest in the world at the time. 600,000 people died, many as a
result of the hunger blockade used by the Ethiopian government to
isolate the rebellious region. Today, Tigray has been forgotten,
overshadowed by Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan. To break this oblivion,
women's activist Meseret Hadush from Tigray was to be awarded the
Bremen Solidarity Prize on Monday evening in Bremen.
Bremen
Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte: "Sexual violence against
girls and women is one of the most abhorrent things we repeatedly
observe in wars and civil wars. Alongside the physical wounds, which
in the best case scenario eventually heal, there are always much
longer-lasting psychological traumas. That's why it's so essential to
provide support to victims and to support healing on both levels to
the best of our ability. This is precisely what Meseret Hadush and
her organization are doing in an exemplary manner. In doing so, they
are also making an important contribution to the long-term
reconciliation of society in Ethiopia."
Even the
journey from Ethiopia to Germany for the award ceremony was risky,
reports one of her friends. In Ethiopia, both former warring parties
are now trying to "destroy her organization." Meseret
Hadush founded the women's rights organization Hiwyet , which cares
for the victims of sexualized war crimes in the Tigray war—the
estimated 120,000 women who suffered brutal rape during the two years
of war.
Meseret Hadush
experienced the war firsthand as a pianist and music lecturer at the
university in Tigray's capital, Mekelle, where the musician, born in
the city of Adigrat, graduated in 2001 and then stayed. Even as a
music student and later as a music teacher, she made a name for
herself as a campaigner for girls' rights against inhumane
traditions, such as forced marriage to much older men. With the
"Tigray Idol" competition, which she co-founded , she
sought an alternative to cultural norms that hinder girls' free
artistic development.
Peace at the
expense of the victims
The war that
began in November 2020 changed everything in Tigray. Mekelle was
first occupied by the Ethiopian army, then recaptured by Tigray's
rebels, and finally returned to government control until both sides
made peace in 2022. However, a widespread accusation is that this
peace agreement is a fraternization of war criminals at the expense
of the victims.
In the midst of
the war, Meseret Hadush mobilized fellow activists for women's
self-help. This led to the creation of the Hiwyet Tigray Charity
Association after the war ended in 2023. Hiwyet means "healing"
in the Tigrinya language, and that's precisely what it's about: "a
world in which every woman and girl in Tigray can live a life free
from fear, violence, and inequality," as the organization
explains.
As Hadush
explained in an interview , Hiwyet has so far been able to help
around 6,000 survivors of sexualized war crimes in Mekelle, between
the ages of 5 and 80. The organization documents crimes and provides
medical care. 200 mothers have received initial support to help them
reintegrate into society. Hiwyet also provides educational work on
other topics, including women's health and child marriage.
"The
psychological impact is significant," says Hadush. "The
public, myself included, lives in trauma, often accompanied by denial
and avoidance of reality."
Hadush is
repeatedly subjected to hostility. In 2023, she was briefly arrested
in Addis Ababa while trying to organize a workshop there. Hiwyet has
also not been spared police attacks. Renewed tensions in Tigray this
year have reduced the willingness of the diaspora to donate. In
Germany, where sexual violence has been recognized as a reason for
asylum for refugee women from Tigray, Meseret Hadush now hopes to be
heard more widely.
Nanoweaponry is an emerging area of advanced warfare where nanoscale
machines—designed for stealth, sabotage, and autonomous
replication—could disrupt infrastructure, weapon systems, and even
biological targets at an unprecedented level. If realized,
self-replicating nano-soldiers could change warfare by making attacks
almost impossible to detect and defend against.
Self-replicating nano-soldiers are nanoscale autonomous machines (or
molecular robots) capable of infiltrating systems, carrying out
targeted sabotage, and reproducing using available materials. These
microscopic entities can break down key materials, disable
electronics, or even attach to biological organisms to alter behavior
or cause harm. Their ability to self-replicate makes them difficult
to contain, as they can multiply using local resources, spreading
undetected through air, water, or digital networks.
Nanobots could be designed to interface with neurons, altering
cognitive functions or degrading performance. They may mimic harmless
molecules but trigger overactive immune responses, leading to
unpredictable physiological effects. By carrying microscopic payloads
of toxins, they could deliver precision attacks that activate only
under specific conditions, such as a target’s DNA markers or
biochemical profile.
Nanoweaponry
could be used for targeted assassinations by deploying
self-replicating nanobots that infiltrate a target’s body through
the air, water, or direct injection. In the realm of mass
psychological operations, nanotechnology could manipulate
neurochemicals in populations, inducing heightened fear, paranoia, or
altered cognitive functions. For stealth operations,
self-disassembling nanobots could execute their mission and dissolve
afterward, leaving no trace of their actions.
Following the knife attack by a 13-year-old girl in a psychiatric
hospital, a report shows that around 50 institutions had previously
refused to admit the girl, who is classified as an Islamic threat.
Before a knife attack at a youth psychiatric hospital in North
Rhine-Westphalia, around 50 institutions refused to admit a
13-year-old girl classified as dangerous. This is according to a
report to the Children and Youth Committee of the State Parliament.
According to the state government, the Paderborn district
administrator ultimately turned to several ministers in his distress.
According to Family Minister Josefine Paul (Green Party), the girl
had been "accommodated in various facilities of different
support systems" since 2024. At the beginning of this year, the
minor was classified as a threat by the Lower Saxony State Security
Service. "The ministries involved have information on rapid
online radicalization – beginning around the beginning of this
year," Paul stated in her report to the committee.
District
administrator wrote a letter to several ministers
As a result, the responsible youth welfare office has contacted over
50 facilities since April, "all of which were unsuccessful."
The search for a facility for the 13-year-old was so difficult "that
in mid-May, the district administrator of the Paderborn district
wrote to Minister Paul, Minister Reul, Minister Laumann, and Minister
Limbach, requesting support in this specific case."
With the support of the four ministries of family, interior, health,
and justice, an experienced youth welfare provider was ultimately
found "who agreed to cooperate in finding a solution for the
girl." In the psychiatric hospital of the Regional Association
of Westphalia-Lippe (LWL) in Paderborn, the girl is said to have
stabbed a caregiver in the back on August 16.
Clinic fails with refusal to admit the child
A security guard specifically assigned to her had left the room
shortly before, as reported by WDR and others. The 24-year-old nurse
underwent emergency surgery and is now out of danger. According to
the report to the state parliament, a homicide squad is
investigating.
Now the LWL also refused to accept the 13-year-old. However,
according to a court spokesperson, the Higher Regional Court in Hamm
rejected the provider's appeal. The girl was therefore placed back in
a psychiatric hospital.
The police had warned of such an act just a few days earlier. Another
problem for the authorities is the girl's age. At 13, she is not yet
criminally responsible. Therefore, she cannot be held criminally
responsible for her attack on her caregiver. To protect her, the
authorities are withholding details, citing the ongoing investigation
and her age.
The 13-year-old had been in the focus of the authorities for months
as a suspected Islamist threat.
🥴 7th
Populist AfD Candidate Dies ‘Suddenly and Unexpectedly’ Ahead of
Germany’s Elections.
Germany’s
upcoming elections in the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia
(NRW) have been thrown into disarray after yet another Alternative
für Deutschland (AfD) candidate has just died suddenly.
The passing of
another populist AfD politician brings the total to seven “sudden
and unexpected” deaths in just weeks.
The string of
sudden losses has forced officials to shred and reprint ballots.
It’s
triggering what German outlet Welt called “immense chaos” less
than two weeks before the September 14 vote.
The latest
death was Hans-Joachim Kind, 80, a direct candidate in the Kremenholl
district.
Kind reportedly
died unexpectedly of “natural causes.”
However, Kind’s
actual cause of death has not been made public.
Two reserve
candidates were also among the fatalities.
René Herford
died from kidney failure linked to a liver condition, while Patrick
Tietze reportedly committed suicide.
As Slay News
previously reported, authorities confirmed earlier this week that
four other AfD candidates have also died.
At least four
AfD candidates across Schwerte, Rheinberg, Bad Lippspringe, and
Blomberg died unexpectedly ahead of local elections.
German
economist Stefan Homburg called the first four sudden deaths
“statistically almost impossible.”
AfD deputy
state chairman in NRW, Kay Gottschalk, told Welt that the party will
investigate “with the necessary sensitivity and care.”
However,
Gottschalk noted that there is currently “no indication this is
murder or anything similar.”
He noted that
some of the deceased had pre-existing conditions.
But with so
many deaths clustered ahead of one election, many AfD supporters
remain uneasy.
The timing is
especially significant.
AfD, which
Germany’s domestic spy agency controversially branded a “right-wing
extremist organization” earlier this year before a court appeal
forced a pause on that designation, has surged to become Germany’s
second-largest party.
Once polling at
just 5.4% in NRW in 2022, AfD skyrocketed to 16.8% in February’s
federal elections and is now polling even higher.
AfD’s rise
has rattled the political establishment in Berlin, especially as the
Ruhr Valley reels from job losses tied to green energy policies and
deindustrialization.
Ruhr Valley was
once the industrial backbone of Germany.
Tech
billionaire Elon Musk, who has increasingly voiced support for AfD in
recent months, bluntly warned:
“Either
Germany votes AfD, or it is the end of Germany.”
Officials now
face the logistical nightmare of replacing candidates, reprinting
ballots, and ensuring voters can recast valid votes in multiple
districts, all under extreme time pressure.
With seven AfD
candidates dead in just weeks, concerns are mounting that Germany’s
election system is on the brink of chaos at precisely the moment the
populist Right is poised for a major breakthrough.
