niche in humanity. And that there's fewer of them every day because they can't possibly reproduce quicker than they die. I mean, how many people sophisticated enough to hold degrees in engineering yet committed enough to take control of and purposely of aforethought fly a passenger jet into a building can there possibly be as a subset of humanity?
And then I come to my senses and realize that Cheetolini is out shopping even as we type right now for a war to twitter himself into while sitting on the shitter one night at 4:30AM.
No group in the world is more subject to acts of terrorism than are Muslims anywhere on this planet.
For example:
The neo-Nazi murder trial revealing Germany's darkest secrets
The only known survivor of a far-right group accused of a series of racist killings is now on trial. But the case has put the nation itself in the dock
by Thomas Meaney and Saskia Schäfer
Thu 15 Dec 2016 00.59 EST
Last modified on Tue 28 Nov 2017 04.23 EST
In the beginning, they were known as die Dönermorde – the kebab murders. The victims had little in common, apart from immigrant backgrounds and the modest businesses they ran. The first to die was Enver Şimşek, a 38-year-old Turkish-German man who ran a flower-import company in the southern German town of Nuremberg. On 9 September 2000, he was shot inside his van by two gunmen, and died in hospital two days later.
The following June, in the same city, 49-year-old Abdurrahim Özüdoğru was killed by two bullets while helping out after hours in a tailor’s shop. Two weeks later, in Hamburg, 500km north, Süleyman Taşköprü, 31, was shot three times and died in his greengrocer’s shop. Two months later, in August 2001, greengrocer Habil Kılıç, 38, was shot twice in his shop in the Munich suburbs.
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The crime scenes indicated that the killers favoured a particular killing method. Typically, several shots were fired at close range to the face. Most of the bullets were traced back to a single weapon, a silenced Česká CZ 83 pistol. Police assumed that the professional method of killing, as well as the intimate nature of the murders – when they died, the victims were presumably looking directly into the eyes of their killers – meant that the murders must have been carried out by Turkish gangsters fighting out turf battles. No hard evidence ever substantiated this theory. Nevertheless, the taskforce assigned by the German authorities to the case was given the name “Bosphorus”.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/15/neo-nazi-murders-revealing-germanys-darkest-secrets
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