You can say that «decapitating infidels is normal» and receive asylum in Austria.

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A phrase as direct as it is terrifying: “Beheading infidels is normal. It's in the Qur'an..This statement does not come from a fighter on the Syrian front, nor from a Daesh propaganda video. It was uttered several times. a 19-year-old Syrian youth, while he was in an asylum centre in Linz (Austria), as reported by the Austrian portal The status.

The centre's management raised the alarm with the police and the courts. Now, according to the ruling, it is confirmed that He had openly displayed his sympathy for the Islamic State for more than a year. On his mobile phone, videos, messages and audiovisual materials with jihadist content were found.. However, the court's decision has been to sentence him to a suspended prison sentence that does not involve going to prison and allows him to continue living freely in Austria.

A justice that does not protect

Although one might think that a person who justifies the murder of non-believers is a danger to society, the courts have not viewed it that way. According to the court, the mitigating factors would be their age, their religion and the fact that they have enrolled on a German course. That is enough to redeem someone who admires the Islamic State, set him free to roam Europe and give him the social assistance he needs.

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