That's certainly one way to spin it.
Just for discussion purposes what is your source on this that gives you your clarity?
You must be new here, Vincent is like the overclockers version of PC Principal.
also reported that 200 are injured which is a big rise from 60 initially reported.
Thoughts and prayers, don't look back in anger, etc.
Who are you talking about?
The guy who drove through pedestrians last night.
www.bbc.com
Yeah, you are right
"AfD member"
Obviously can't be 100% sure it's the same man but if it is he's no AfD member.
"I created a website to help people seeking asylum, especially from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region"
At best he might 'admire' their rhetoric in the AfD in contrast to the usual three monkeys approach of many politicians in the west when it comes to the downsides of differing ideologies.
The whole article is still up on the BBC website (for now)
The website helping ex-Muslims flee the Gulf - BBC Reel
A website set up by a Saudi exile is helping other former Muslims to flee persecution in their Gulf homelands. In some countries ex-Muslims can be prosecuted for renouncing their faith, and in Saudi Arabia those convicted of apostasy may be sentenced to death. The site also helps ex-Muslims...
And here
BBC World Service - Trending, The Emirati women fleeing their faith and family, The website helping ex-Muslims flee the Gulf
How one website helps hundreds seek asylumwww.bbc.co.uk
"Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen lives in Germany now – but there was once a time where he lived and worked in Saudi Arabia, and was incapable of safely expressing his atheism.
After successfully seeking asylum in Germany, he decided to set up the website wearesaudis.net to create an information resource for others to do the same.
It’s now a go-to resource for people all over the Arab region – but why are most of the people that approach Taleb for help women?"
Yes, I stand correctedI'm not sure whether he's a member or not, but that he's a supporter is being reported on German TV by official sources. As are his anti-Islamist views, here's the summary from Der Spiegel (Google translated):
In the meantime, however, he seems to have drifted away in his activism. On his account at X in November, he posted four "demands of liberal Saudi opposition," the first point: "Germany must protect its borders against illegal migration." It has been shown that "the open border policy was a plan of Merkel to Islamize Europe," he wrote in relation to the former Chancellor. In other entries, he openly sympathized with the AfD and dreamed of a joint project with the largely right-wing extremist party: an academy for ex-Muslims. "Who else is fighting Islam in Germany?" he asked.In a video interview released eight days ago on an anti-Islam US blog A. over 45 minutes of crude theses: The German state is conducting a "covert secret operation" in order to "hunt and destroy their lives worldwide, Saudi Arabian ex-Muslims". At the same time, Syrian jihadists were granted asylum in Germany.
I see a fifth person has now died
