They grant German nationality to a Pakistani who says, “When I have the German passport, I'll finish you off.”
Ayesha Khan is granted citizenship despite having posted messages such as “Germans shouldn't exist” and “being white is a defect.”.
Ayesha Khan
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Ayesha Khan is a left-wing activist of Pakistani origin who has been based in Germany since 2016. She is known on social media by the pseudonym Migrantifa. Under this pseudonym Spreads provocative, anti-German and racist discourses against the white population.. They also co-host the podcast “[un]deutsch”, which questions traditional German values and identity from a militant and migrant perspective.
Media outlets explain how RMX News i The European Conservative that He has already received the German passport. although she is famous for publications such as:
- “Germans shouldn't exist.”
- “The Almans [a derogatory slang term for Germans] are rubbish.”
- “Being white is a defect.”
- “When I get my German passport, I'll kill you all.”
- Do you know those people who say ‘if God exists, why is there war?’ I ask: if God exists, why do the Germans exist?»
- «Fortunately, Frankfurt will soon be completely denazified.»
Obsession with being German
An analysis of their X account shows that the word «Pass» (passport) appears more than 30 times, reflecting their obsession with obtaining German citizenship despite their repeated expressions of contempt. Among his posts are phrases such as: «I had a German passport in my hand and I thought about keeping it and fleeing» and «My wish for Germany: give me money and a German passport.».
These statements have been interpreted by many as a display of cynicism and opportunism., since, while publicly denigrating the country and its population, he simultaneously insisted on obtaining its legal and economic benefits.. The contrast between their aggressive rhetoric and their determination to obtain nationality has fuelled The debate on the criteria for integration and the limits of tolerance in German migration policies.
Attempts to enter politics
Khan had tried to enter politics in 2021, when She stood as a candidate for the Frankfurt city council for the radical left party ÖkoLinX.. Her candidacy was rejected because she did not yet have citizenship. This party is linked to former Green Party members such as Jutta Ditfurth, who has publicly celebrated her naturalisation.
Initially, Khan claimed to have British nationality, which would have made the process easier. But it later emerged that he also held a Pakistani passport, which complicated matters. Nevertheless, after almost a decade in Germany, he now has the passport he wanted.
Khan's case comes amid a climate of tension over German migration policy. Last year, the German-Iranian writer Behzad Karim Khani stated in the Berliner Zeitung that The migrants will not only stay in Germany, but will end up “inheriting the country"”. And he added: “We are here not only for your pensions, but to ensure that the nightmare never becomes reality again.”.
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