Caliphate 2041? A thought experiment

How long will it be before the first Islamic party is formed, mosques become an even more prominent feature of the cityscape, women wear veils and a “Sharia police force” roams through schools (Der Westen) and cities, and not just in parts of NRW? If it remains at 503,000 people (which is increasing anyway) and a rate of 78.6%, you can calculate for yourself when the critical mass is reached.

Germany is changing.

Now to the news:

Islamist rally in Hamburg: Over 1000 participants

More than 1000 Islamists gathered in Hamburg for a rally organized by the group “Muslim Interaktiv” (source: Welt).

The participants called for an end to the German “dictatorship of values” and supported the idea of a caliphate.

Posters with provocative slogans

Slogans such as “Caliphate is the solution” could be seen on posters.

“Muslim Interactive”: influencing young Muslims

The group “Muslim Interactive” aims to appeal to young Muslims and deals with topics such as discrimination. Its leader, Joe Adade Boateng, acts as an Islamist influencer on social media.

Criticism of media coverage of the Middle East conflict

The rally also adressed the Middle East conflict and criticized the media coverage of it. There had already been previous demonstrations by this group, which led to political debates about how to deal with opponents of the state and democracy.

This is just an isolated case! … Hamburg last year

Not a new phenomenon, especially in Hamburg.

Did you already know? Only 2 facts

1. Islam dominates 78.6% of immigrants in Germany
2. 41.3% of crime Immigrants without a passport (14.3% of the population)

Islam: 78.6% of immigrants in Germany

Immigration of 503,000 people (excluding Ukraine), 78.6% of whom are Islamic. Here you can see the distribution of the religious affiliation of first-time asylum applicants in Germany in 2023. Source: Federal Statistical Office.

41.3 percent (!) of all suspects are foreigners

From the category “Problems must be adressed in a fact-based, solution-oriented manner”, today on the 2023 crime statistics. Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg and large parts of North Rhine-Westphalia in particular are struggling with increasing crime, with a full 41.3% of suspects being people without German citizenship (which is only 14.6% of the population). Criminal immigration is increasingly becoming an investment risk for Germany as a business location. In 4 years + 9.3% crimes, last year alone 5%.

• News on crime statistics

Insolvency of Estates – What is It?

The death of a person who was close to us is always a heavy burden. No matter whether it was already foreseeable that a person would not have long to live or whether it was a surprising stroke of fate, the situation is never easy for the relatives. The death of a person is usually not only connected with incriminating grief, but the topic of inheritance must also be dealt with. There are the most different situations: Some people have already thought about who should inherit which shares before their death and other people have not thought about it or have had no more time to deal with the topic because they were surprised by a stroke of fate.

Legal or Voluntary Succession?

First of all, you should know what the difference is between a legal and a voluntary succession. Basically, it is important to know that the arbitrary succession always takes precedence over the legal succession. We speak of an arbitrary succession when the deceased has left a will by determining which heirs are to inherit what. In this context, heirs can be all natural persons. The heirs therefore do not have to be related to the deceased.

The legal succession always comes into effect if the deceased person has not left a will or a testamentary disposition. The legal succession is defined in the Civil Code and refers to three grounds of appeal: kinship, marriage and citizenship.

• Voluntary succession: the deceased person has left a will that specifies who inherits what
• Legal succession: Deceased person has not left a will. The grounds of appeal: kinship, marriage and citizenship are included.

Inherited debts – the Negative Side

But it is not always the case that heirs inherit great wealth. If the deceased had open debts to creditors and was liable with his inheritance, then the creditors can claim them from the heirs. Even the heirs’ own property is not protected in such a situation. You must expect to have to pay the debts of your relative or spouse. But what can you do if such an inheritance would drive you to ruin? If you are unable to settle the debts of your relative or partner under any circumstances, there is a way out of this situation.

This is where the word estate insolvency comes into play. But what is that actually? How does something like this work exactly? What are the prerequisites for an estate insolvency?

Insolvency of Estates: Requirements, Procedure & Proceedings

The aim of a petition for bankruptcy is to protect one’s own assets from being accessed by the creditors of the deceased person. So far, so good, but how exactly does the procedure work now? An application for composition insolvency must always be filed with the competent insolvency court. If the proceedings are initiated, the insolvency debtor still has to stand in for the inheritance, but he no longer runs the risk of being liable for the debts of the deceased with his own assets. In this situation, the insolvency debtor only has to use his estate to pay outstanding debts.

• The application must be submitted to the competent insolvency administrator

There are two possible conditions for the opening of an estate insolvency:

• Overindebtedness of the estate
• Insolvency of the estate

Now you will learn how it all works. Once you have successfuly filed the petition for composition insolvency, the work of the insolvency administrator begins. The task of the insolvency administrator is to list the outstanding debts and to contact the creditors in order to develop repayment proposals. It is often the case that the outstanding debts cannot be paid with the estate. If this is the case, it is the task of the insolvency administrator to make arrangements with the creditors. The aim of this administration is to ensure that as many debts as possible can be settled.

If you find yourself in such a situation, it is important that you file the petition as soon as you know that you are not able to pay the debts of the deceased. As soon as you know this, you are obliged to file a petition with the bankruptcy court. Inform yourself in time and you will be saved many costs.