(Hanover) A court case in Germany
has seen the car giant Volkswagen (VW) been forced to rehire a ISIS supporter
who was sacked after he threatened his work mates with violence on been denied
to fly out of the country to Turkey in which to join ISIS .
Samir B who is of German-Algerian descent worked as a tire
fitter at the company’s Wolfsberg factory. In 2014 2 of his Islamic workmates
flew out to Syria and died fighting for ISIS. That same year Samir tried to
follow them, but was stopped at Hanover Airport by the Police Carrying 9,350
euros in cash (£8,293) and a drone.
data-lang="en">Naturally he wasn’t happy as been able to give his life in which to kill the unbeliever . He returned back to his day job, where he ruminated and festered. VW was forced to sack him after it was found he had not only threatened to kill his fellow workmates, but he was actively supporting and recruiting for ISIS on the factory floor.
*** BILDplus Inhalt *** Islamist verklagt VW - Sein Anwalt schrieb über Missbrauch von Vierjähriger! https://t.co/XhmrdSiT3u— BILD (@BILD) March 13, 2018
Well that really did get Samirs goat, and he sued for
wrongful dismal. VW has offered him a 65,000 euro settlement in which keep him
out of the factory, but his lawyer refused after Samir asked about a better
deal and yesterday the Hanover State
Employment Court ruled in his favour and Samir gets to go back to his old job.
