Zusammenschnitt der Zusammenstöße zwischen Polizei und Anti-HoGeSa-Demonstranten in Köln

Gestern haben in Köln rund 800 HoGeSa-Teilnehmer (Hooligans gegen Salafisten) zum einjährigen Bestehen der Gruppe demonstriert. Dagegen gingen überall in Köln über 10.000 Menschen auf die Straße. Rund 3.500 Polizisten waren im Einsatz. In Köln-Deutz kam es immer wieder zu Zusammenstößen zwischen der Polizei und den Gegendemonstranten. Wir liefern einen Zusammenschnitt von diesen.

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Germany: Hooligans Declare War on Islamic Radicals

GATESTONE INSTITUTE: Hooligans from rival football clubs have temporarily set aside their mutual hatred for each other in order to unite against a common enemy: radical Salafists who are bringing Islamic Sharia law to Germany.

After police predicted that more than 10,000 hooligans would show up at an anti-Salafist rally in Berlin, authorities cancelled the event. Similar rallies planned for Frankfurt, Hamburg and Hannover have also been banned.

Vogel, a former professional boxer who often depicts himself as the embodiment invincible Islam, is now portraying himself as a helpless and fearful victim of the football hooligans

A group of nearly 5,000 football hooligans from across Germany gathered in the western city of Cologne on October 26 to protest the spread of radical Islam in the country.

The watershed march was organized by a new initiative called "Hooligans against Salafists," better known by its German abbreviation, HoGeSa, short for Hooligans gegen Salafisten.

HoGeSa is a burgeoning alliance between hooligans from rival football clubs who have temporarily set aside their mutual hatred for each other in order to unite against a common enemy: radical Salafists who want to replace Germany's democratic order with Islamic Sharia law. » | Soeren Kern | Monday, November 10, 2014