"If I have a German passport, I will finish you all off” By Richard Miller (Londonistan)
The question must be asked why the West embraces those who seek, as expressed by the sentiments of the Left-wing activist Ayesha Khan, "If I have a German passport, I will finish you all off." Read it and be astonished. And this story is repeated in various shapes and forms right across the West today, in these terminal times for Western civilisation.
"Left-wing activist Ayesha Khan received German citizenship at a ceremony at St. Paul's Church in Frankfurt, alongside nearly 800 others.
Known for her controversial statements about Germans, Khan has some 15,400 followers on X (@migrantifa) and hosts the podcast "[un]deutsch" together with Dîlan Karacadag. Their project claims to addresses social and political issues from a migration perspective, openly distancing itself from traditional German identity, writes Polish portal Tysol.pl.
Khan has reportedly published explicitly anti-German content online on numerous occasions. According to Nius.de, her posts on the X platform include: "Do you know these words: 'If God exists, why is there war?' I ask, if God exists, why is there Germany?"
Despite such antagonistic statements, she appears eager to live in Germany and obtain citizenship.
Other of her posts include "Luckily Frankfurt will soon be completely de-Germanized," "Germany is trash," and "It's embarrassing who is NOT anti-German." In another, she promised, "If I have a German passport, I will finish you all off."
In one brazenly aggressive statement against Whites, she posted, "Being white IS a flaw," adding "YES."
In short, her statements veer into open anti-White and anti-German hatred.
Khan's anti-German stance and hatred for Whites should not surprise. Her handle "migrantifa" combines the terms "migrant" and "antifa," suggesting a left-wing, anti-fascist identity in opposition to the German majority.
Khan has never apologized for her statements, despite many asking for an explanation.
Despite her harsh and very public criticism of Germany, Khan was an active member of the Frankfurt party ÖkoLinX, the short form for "Die Ökologische Linke" or Ecological Left, founded by Jutta Ditfurth and Manfred Zieran, both former Green Party members.
In 2021, Khan tried to become a city councilor but was unsuccessful because she did not have German citizenship at the time. She had initially said she held British citizenship, but it later emerged that she also held a Pakistani passport, which complicated her naturalization process.
Now, Khan is officially a German citizen with a German passport. Jutta Ditfurth congratulated her on X, noting she has waited 10 years.
Her statements echo many others made by prominent foreigners and German citizens with a migration background.
As Remix News noted in 2023, German-Iranian author and commentator Behzad Karim Khani criticized the debates about the young men of foreign origin and riots during New Year's Eve at the time, which he said were fuelled by historical racism. He asserted that regardless of what Germans think about the riots, migrants are not only going to stay in the country but will eventually "inherit Germany" from ethnic Germans, who are "dying off."
"We are here — not just for your pension funds, but because we make sure that the Aryan nightmare never becomes a reality in this country," he wrote in one of Germany's top media outlets, Berliner Zeitung in a piece entitled "Behzad Karim Khani on New Year's Eve: Integrate yourself!"
Khani, who was accepted to Germany as a political refugee from Iran, along with his family, when he was 10 years old, writes that migrants will inherent Germany. He adds that time is on the side of migrants, as ethnic Germans are "dying out."
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