luthervol
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Main suspect in Berlin attack is a Tunisian migrant who had a "certificate of tolerance" from the German government.
Sounds Legit
Certificate of tolerance?!haha
I had never heard of this phrase, "Certificate of Tolerance," so I looked it up as I was suspicious, given the poster who quoted it.
I can find only one source that uses that phrase, or anything like it: Bretibart.
I cannot even find it used in the general vernacular there, not even in association with this incident or just generally.
There were over 219,000 migrants set to be expelled from Germany, according to the Interior Ministry report based on March 31 data. Almost 168,000 of them had been issued the so-called Duldung (tolerance) permits, allowing them to stay in the country until obstacles for their deportation are cleared.
I had never heard of this phrase, "Certificate of Tolerance," so I looked it up as I was suspicious, given the poster who quoted it.
I can find only one source that uses that phrase, or anything like it: Bretibart.
I cannot even find it used in the general vernacular there, not even in association with this incident or just generally.
First, that's not the same thing.
Second, the latest reports on REAL news sites say that this guy was arrested in August and released, and was on authorities' radar screens because of ties to extremist groups and efforts to purchase a gun.
Third, other than Breitbart, I can find no reference to something called a "Certificate of Tolerance." Can you?
In the meantime, more detail has emerged about the suspect Anis A from two seemingly well-sourced pieces in Sueddeutsche and from state broadcaster Tagesschau.
He is said to have arrived in Italy in 2012, and came to Germany in July 2015, where he applied for asylum.
Since April 2016 his status has been that of Duldung or temporary suspension of deportation, which means his application was rejected but he hasnt been forcefully evicted.
One translation of "Duldung" in German is "tolerance".
It certainly seems like terrorism, by an Islamic extremist, at that.
Does that make you feel better?
I'm just saying you repeated Breitbart's apparently false title for the document.
Duldung
The Duldung or temporary suspension of deportation is no Aufenthaltserlaubnis (temporary residence permit). It is a certificate which is issued for refugees who are obliged to leave Germany .
I had never heard of this phrase, "Certificate of Tolerance," so I looked it up as I was suspicious, given the poster who quoted it.
I can find only one source that uses that phrase, or anything like it: Bretibart.
I cannot even find it used in the general vernacular there, not even in association with this incident or just generally.