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escapismsworld · 6 months

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📍Neues Rathaus, Marienplatz, München, Germany

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eretzyisrael · 24 days

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by Giulio Meotti

There were shameful scenes at a Women's Rights Day demonstration in Munich's Marienplatz. Palestinian flags everywhere. Israeli flags were not welcome. Left-wing and pro-Palestinian groups insulted and pushed several Jewish women. Among the participants was the president of the Jewish community of Munich, Charlotte Knobloch (a Holocaust survivor).

Same scenes in Paris. Insults, attempted aggression, threats, and throwing of projectiles, the pro-Israeli collectives had to be exfiltrated from the Paris demonstration organized on the occasion of International Women's Rights Day. "We heard slogans like 'dirty Jews,' 'Nazis,' 'Israeli murderers,'" Mélanie Pauli-Geysse, president of No Silence, told Le Point.

No media or feminist organization in Europe is following the testimonies reported by the survivors of the family of Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the caliph of Daesh.

Eggs, broken bottles, rubber bullets. "It was then that the situation worsened, we were only able to walk a few minutes before being exfiltrated by the police for our safety."

In L'Express, Sarah Barukh wrote: "There were Iranian, Afghan, Israeli, Pakistani, Yazidi, and others. We denounce the devastation of apartheid imposed by radical Islamism. We stand alongside women who are victims of barbaric traditions such as excision, in France and elsewhere." Next to her, Mona Jafarian, who fled from Iran, and Father Desbois, a Catholic priest who returned from Ukraine and recounted his life with Yazidi women, his arrest in Iraq, and his death sentence in several countries designated as lands of Islam because "I expressed words of sympathy towards the Jews."

Meanwhile, the Algerian writer Kamel Daoud writes that no media or feminist organization in Europe is following the testimonies reported by the survivors of the family of Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the caliph of Daesh. His daughter, his wives, his sexual slaves are interviewed on Saudi TV to talk about the caliph.

"No relaunch in newspapers or platforms, no analysis, no echo," writes Daoud. "Western neo-feminism, crumbling into particularisms, is indifferent to this 'Muslim' scene where the condition of millions of women parades, beyond digital screens and the effects of ideological bubbles."

A forced tour should then be immediately organized to the Hamas cages under Gaza where Hamas is holding Israeli female hostages. And for those who don't feel like it, there is still the exhibition in London in which the conditions of imprisonment of the Israelis were recreated based on the testimonies of those who were exchanged in November.

Nothing seems to interfere with the ideological excitement these old and perverse peacocks derive from a barbarism they mistake for rebellion.

There is a pathological reluctance across the West to believe that Hamas has raped and mutilated women. "It didn't happen" or "where is the proof?" The speed with which these people went from saying "believe women" and #MeToo to "show the rape photos or it didn't happen" is mind-blowing.

Rape denial is so widespread that some have felt compelled to take to the streets to raise awareness of Hamas's sexual crimes. British Jews and their (few) allies gathered near BBC headquarters to say "rape is not resistance." Some wore jogging bottoms with stains between the legs, in solidarity with Naama Levy, the 19-year-old Israeli woman seen in that very state shortly after the Hamas pogrom.

The West went from "believe women" to "believe terrorists."

Nothing seems to interfere with the ideological excitement these old and perverse peacocks derive from a barbarism they mistake for rebellion in an unholy marriage of Western self-loathing and Islamic Jihad. They are willing to do anything to save the most squalid moral vanity and be able to continue selling us their "goodness." Except that it is really evil.

#feminists #hamas #rape #hamas rape #women's rights day #marienplatz #munich

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racymacyxx · 8 months

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Travel so you can drink beer in cool places

#eurotrip #beer #beerporn #italy #ischia #ireland #dublin #germany #munich #german beer #travel #beer girls #guinness #hofbräuhaus #marienplatz #drink beer

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wgm-beautiful-world · 5 months

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Marienplatz, Munich, GERMANY

#marienplatz #square #plaza #munich #bavaria #baviera #deutschland #germany #alemania #europe #europa

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chromeus · 10 months

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The New Town Hall. Munich, Germany.

#black and white #munich #marienplatz #chromeus

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shutterandsentence · 8 months

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“Travelling — it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” – Ibn Battuta

Photo: Munich, Germany

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blindeyedpeas · 3 months

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I forgot about my magical one day trip I did in munich and the fotos I took with my old Iphone 6

#photography #nostalgia #nightlife #munich #münchen #city photography #city #city life #marienplatz

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ukrainiangirrl · 1 year

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Munich 📍 Germany by @ukrainiangirrl

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iiireflexiii · 1 year

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Germany, Ravensburg Marienplatz VW Bulli VW Beetle around 1968

#ravensburg #marienplatz #vw #bulli #beetle #1968 #germany

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artschoolglasses · 1 year

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Neues Rathaus

Munich, Germany

#neues rathaus #marienplatz #munich #germany #europe #travel #travelling #architecture #my photos

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toniintheskywithanxiety · 1 year

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A stroll through Munich city centre…Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, Dallmayr…I just got too tired for more… #munich #sightseeing #frauenkirche #marienplatz #dallmayr (hier: Munich, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp-qYrcj83t/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#munich #sightseeing #frauenkirche #marienplatz #dallmayr

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greenbagjosh · 1 year

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Monday 18 November 2002 - second visit to Munich - Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt - the perfect Schwibbogen - Schäufele at the Tucher gastropub

18 November 2002

EN Hi everyone. Twenty years ago I was still on my vacation to Germany, Scandinavia and Switzerland. This would be my last full day. I visited Munich, particularly Europapark, then the Marienplatz downtown. I did not spend long there, I went back to Nürnberg and did my remaining shopping. Then I packed up to go home on the 19th.

DE Hallo allerseits. Vor zwanzig Jahren war ich noch im Urlaub in Deutschland, Skandinavien und der Schweiz. Das wäre mein letzter ganzer Tag. Ich habe München besucht, besonders den Europapark, dann den Marienplatz in der Innenstadt. Ich hielt mich dort nicht lange auf, fuhr zurück nach Nürnberg und erledigte meine restlichen Einkäufe. Dann packte ich zusammen, um am 19. nach Hause zu gehen.

DK Hej allesammen. For tyve år siden var jeg stadig på min ferie til Tyskland, Skandinavien og Schweiz. Dette ville være min sidste hele dag. Jeg besøgte München, især Europapark, derefter Marienplatz downtown. Jeg tilbragte ikke længe der, jeg tog tilbage til Nürnberg og gjorde mine resterende indkøb. Så pakkede jeg sammen for at tage hjem den 19.

SE Hej allihopa. För tjugo år sedan var jag fortfarande på min semester till Tyskland, Skandinavien och Schweiz. Detta skulle vara min sista hela dag. Jag besökte München, särskilt Europapark, sedan Marienplatz i centrum. Jag tillbringade inte länge där, jag åkte tillbaka till Nürnberg och gjorde mina resterande shopping. Sen packade jag ihop för att åka hem den 19:e.

FR Salut tout le monde. Il y a vingt ans, j'étais encore en vacances en Allemagne, en Scandinavie et en Suisse. Ce serait ma dernière journée complète. J'ai visité Munich, notamment Europapark, puis la Marienplatz en centre-ville. Je n'y suis pas resté longtemps, je suis retourné à Nürnberg et j'ai fait mes courses restantes. Puis j'ai fait mes valises pour rentrer chez moi le 19.

Guten Morgen! Good morning!

Today would be my last full day in Europe until August 2003. I would visit Munich, and then come back to Nürnberg to do some final shopping before going back to the hotel. I would find the perfect gift for my mother, in the Handwerkerhof.

I managed to arrive at the hotel the previous evening at a more decent hour so I could wake up by 7 AM. I had breakfast, then took a shower and took the U1 to Nürnberg Hbf. I boarded the ICE train to Munich Hbf via Augsburg. So far it was the only ICE connection until years later when it went through Donauwörth and Ingolstadt. The train left about 8 AM, and made a stop about 8:35 AM in Augsburg Hbf. Then it continued to München Hbf. I was listening to the radio and happened to tune in Bayern 3. It was playing "Dilemma" by Nelly and Kelly. I cannot remember the other songs though, will have to refer to the audio tape which I had recorded at the time.

At München Hbf I accidentally dropped my radio. It did not completely break it but the hinge for the cassette would not completely close unless I jiggled it a bit. It was a misfortune. I went on to the U1-U2 station, bought a day pass, and took the U2 to the Am Hart station. I took a shuttle bus for the V Markt, or rather, the Walmart, which had replaced it. I used to go there a few times a week after work when I was living there in Summers of 1997 and 1998. Prices were cheaper than in downtown, especially for food. I bought a couple of beers to take home. Then I took the shuttle to Kieferngarten, the other stop with a U Bahn connection. I took it southbound to Marienplatz, through Münchner Freiheit that converges with the M3 that came from the west, namely Olympiazentrum which eventually was extended to Moosach.

I walked to the Viktualienmarkt and the Rathaus at Marienplatz. I also walked towards the Karlsplatz past the St. Michael church. I had been there in the winter when there was snow, months before. I did not go to the Hofbrauhaus until at least August 2003, so this time I just took the S Bahn back to Hbf and tried to find a train back to Nürnberg through Augsburg. At München Hbf, I took a 1:51 PM train to Nürnberg Hbf through Augsburg. I arrived about 3 PM.

In Nürnberg, I walked from Lorenzkirche to Weißer Turm and back. At one department store, I think, Hertie, I was at the World of Music, and listened to two CDs that I thought I should buy. One was the follow up CD Unbelievable by Sarah Connor. Months earlier, in Sevilla, Spain, I had bought her debut CD "Green Eyed Soul". I passed on that sadly. Another one was Otto Waalkes in concert. One of his songs was a parody of Toto's "Africa", called "Arschgesicht". That cracked me up.

I had to find something for my mother, and the time was getting short. 4 PM on a November afternoon is not exactly late, but if one is flying home the next day, it is better to find something to buy earlier than later. I went to the Handwerkerhof and found a shop that sold Schwibbogen. I found one powered by candles. I asked the saleslady to put it in a box, and she had the exact box to pack it in. I think it cost around € 30,00. I bought similar presents in that area, even a bottle of Frankish wine in a distinctive bottle, which is kind of flat, not the usual cylindrical type. Also I bought some delicious Lebkuchen to take back home. I also bought some candies for my colleagues at work to enjoy.

For supper, I went to the Tucher Mautkeller on Königstraße, towards Lorenzkirche. I had to go one flight of stairs down. I had a Schäufele, which was a pork shoulder, cole slaw and potato dumpling. I had it with glass of Tucher Dunkel. It was excellent. I paid about € 30 for the meal.

I walked back to Hbf and took the U1 back to Maximilianstraße, the bus 38 to Lenkersheimer Straße, and back to the hotel. I had to pack up my bags to see where I could put my beers, the Schwibbogen, wine and other things. Then I went to sleep.

I hope you will join me on my long journey home, through Washington DC Dulles and an unexpected "change of gauge", and a movie with shouts of "Jiggance!" from Portia de Rossi.

Gute Nacht! Good night!