Lebanese Immigrant Warns: 'Germany Has Voluntarily Surrendered Itself to the Stone Ages' (Video)

Imad Karim is a Lebanese immigrant who settled in Germany as a teenager in the 1970s and eventually built a career in broadcasting and film. Like many well-educated exiles from the Middle East, Mr. Karim became an Islam critic. In due course, he was blocked by left-wing media giants like Facebook. Nevertheless, he has been a guest speaker at events sponsored by Germany’s only conservative political party, the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany).

In the following video, Imad Karim laments the passing of the great civilization that has served as his adopted home for almost half a century. He wrote the following text for a short film he created four years ago about the New Year’s Eve riots in 2018/19. He predicted even then that things would only get worse. Unfortunately, this came true on New Year’s Eve 2022/23.

He fears the immigration violence will grow worse and more brutal in the coming years: “For the past three weeks, I’ve been working on filming the four-year-old text. I tried to calm and soothe my anger with poetic moments, and here is the result:

Wake up call

This is again a wake-up call and, at the same time, a call to all Germans and freedom-loving people in the country, locals and immigrants, to use their “constitutional, political, and social means to put a stop to this everyday terror and the criminality of migrant groups. He is imploring Germans to ward off attacks like those on New Year’s Eve, at these “party events” on the weekends, in the outdoor pools, on public transportation, on the streets, and everywhere across the country.”

With his film, he hopes “that all sincere people in this country, regardless of their ethnic origin, get together and call on politicians to finally stop Germany’s strategy of concealment and trivialization.” [concerning Islamic immigration]

Unpredictable escalation

In the meantime, the pioneer Imad Karim is no longer alone with his concerns; many celebrities with a migration background have begun speaking out. For example, Leyla Bilge, Feroz Khan, Kian Kermanshahi, and many others are now trying to enlighten others because they want to prevent and avoid unpredictable escalations and radicalizations that could generalize everyone.

Imad Karim Bio

Karim was born in Beirut. He attended school there and graduated from high school in 1975-1976. Then, in the shadow of the Lebanese civil war that broke out in April 1975, he began his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Beirut (ALBA).

In 1977 he continued his studies, which were interrupted by the war in Germany. His study stations began in Berlin (German language courses), then Mainz (preparatory college), and then Mannheim, where he completed his master’s degree in social science (political science) in 1987.

From 1987 to 1991, Imad Karim supported himself by translating into and from Arabic. Then, beginning in the 1990s, he worked as a freelance TV journalist, film author, and director.