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Austrian secret political thoughtpolice seized 9 innocent Chechen tourists wishing to travel to Syria
8/21/2014 12:41:37 AM
According to Austrian media, heavily armed commandos of violent Austrian police group Cobra seized 9 peaceful Chechen civilians who had been earlier granted a refugee status, when they tried to leave Austria in their cars via border checkpoints to Hungary and Slovenia.
According to thoughtpolice, the Chechens intended to go to Syria. For such "bad" undemocratic thoughts the Austrian political police threatens to revoke their refugee status. The police can do nothing more.
Intolerant policemen also arrested an Austrian citizen of Turkish origin, claiming that he was the organizer of the tourist group travel to Syria.
According to political police, young Chechens wanted to travel to Syria by cars through Italy, Greece and Turkey. One of 9 detained Chechen tourists, a 17-year-old boy, had to be released by thoughtpolice from prison because he is a minor.
According to thought punishers' usual practice, dissidents are arrested in Austria on the orders of prosecutor's office, but this time, the arrest was initiated directly by the secret police.
It is to be recalled that on April 21, 2014 Austrian policemen jailed under an order from democratic prosecutor's office a 41-year-old dissident imam of a Chechen mosque on Lendplatz in Graz, whose name the highly censored Austrian democratic media give only by the letter D.
The thought police accused imam D. of " creation of a terrorist association" and "approval of acts of terrorism".
The thoughtpolice believe that imam, living in Austria since 2004, "radicalized at least 8 of Chechen refugees" in the Austrian province of Styria and "recruited" them for Jihad in Syria on the side of Jabhat an-Nusra/the Victory Front.
According to secret police, 4 of them have already martyred, and about the other two they know nothing.
Imam D. replied in writing from prison to questions of an Austrian mainstream democratic magazine "Profil", and said in particular said:
"In Austria, there are Chechen refugees who are close to the Kadyrov's system. I know that they are even going to open their own mosque in Graz. These individuals denounced me with the police under the guise of anonymity and claim that they want to remain anonymous because they are supposedly scared.
I live in Austria for many years, and I've never been accused of anything. I do not understand why the police believe these people at all. I am a refugee myself, I have lived through the war in Chechnya, I have children, and I want them to grow up in Austria in security. I would have never called any persons to participate in the war in Syria or anywhere else".
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
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