The Magdeburg Attacker’s Irish Connection

Six dead at a Christmas market in Magdeburg eastern Germany was just the latest price to pay for the German state’s decades long pursuit of open borders mania. While a cynical media spin tried to pin the attack on the far right Saudi Arabian born Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen was named as the perpetrator as he appeared before court.

An eclectic ideological mix between counterjihadist and left-wing open border activist Al-Abdulmohsen lived an active life on social media through his Twitter account and postings on the ex-pat forum wearesaudis.net.

While Al-Abdulmohsen’s motivations have been a point of contention his postings about the Irish asylum system present a more clear cut case about his worldview.

Giving advice to asylum applicants to navigate the Irish asylum system from IPAS, Tusla and various NGOs, the Saudi-born terrorist showed a keen interest in Ireland and in maximising the amount of asylum fraud here.

Not even the gravest example by which Irish asylum policies can and will be manipulated by malicious foreign actors (Sligo beheadings being the most salient example) it has been an open secret that Ireland at large is at risk from its open door outlooks.

Not making news here or anywhere one wonders how many Al-Abdulmohsen’s are scouring Telegram at this moment for ways to cheat Irish society at large and how long before the Irish people continue to allow them to do so.