We profiled Central Council of Muslims In Germany President Ayman Mazyek last month on Shoebat.com for blaming the Muslim mass rapes this past New Years Eve on “drunken Germans.” As we noted in that piece:
Mr. Mazyek’s refusal to address such a clear, obvious problem in the Muslim community is because he is part of it. As it is written in many places in Islamic sacred tradition, his silence is his consent to this and the abundant sexual violence that Islam lauds and its followers propagate.
We know that about 10,000 children are missing. We do not know what definitively happened to them. Nevertheless, it appears that Mr. Mazyek’s “chickens have come home to roost.” His statements show that he implicitly supports the Muslim refugee takeover, but at the same time he wants to distance himself from the consequences thereof. This is easier for him to do when there are Europeans and Muslims in the same area, because he can- even if it is clearly not true- blame the Europeans. However, now there is a situation where it appears that Muslims are exploiting their own children and those of their “Muslim brothers” for the sake of profit on an immense scale.
This is what some people call the law of unintended consequences. Mr. Mazyek is now demanding that the Europeans “do something” to stop what has happened, when the reality to everybody else is clear- he supported the circumstances which made this problem possible, and now he has run out of people to blame.
All the meantime, the little ones suffer for the actions of their parents and supposed “leaders” like Mr. Mazyek.
From the UK Daily Mail:
Many of the 5,000 missing refugee and migrant children in German will have been forced into prostitution or harvested for their organs, according to the leader of the country’s Muslim council.
Aiman Mazyek, the chairman of the Central Council of German Muslims, said that immediate changes need to be made to the asylum system to protect children and young people.
He demanded to know why Europeans were not speaking out in defence of the missing children.
‘We must assume that many of these children and young people have fallen into criminal circles, that they are forced into prostitution or their organs were removed,’ said Mr Mazyek at a press conference, reported Die Welt.
‘Where is the outcry? This silence in the face of many missing people can be heard very loudly.’
Germany admitted last week that it can’t account for some 5,000 refugee children who have disappeared since entering the country.
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Europol, the European police agency, had previously said that at least 10,000 unaccompanied refugee children had gone missing in Europe in the past 24 months.
‘This does not mean that something happened to all of them,’ a Europol spokesman said.
‘Some of the children could actually now be with relatives. But it means that these children are at least potentially at risk.’
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