Topic: 500 “Migrants” Break in German Nightclub and Sexually Assault Women - page 2. (Read 3076 times)
January 17, 2016, 09:00:39 PM
^^^^ Hmm.... not very surprising. Germany is following the same path, which Sweden has been following for decades. Normally when radical feminists seize power, you would expect that it may bring more safety and power to the women. But on the contrary, Sweden is now the rape capital of the world. And if the projections are true, then Germany is on course to overtake them.
January 17, 2016, 06:45:28 PM
Nice, they're so democratic. Dear tolerance zombies, maybe it's time to take your poison?
January 17, 2016, 04:44:04 PM
Yes, but this 3 years in jail rule will be changed now. After NYE there will be new laws in germany.
They will now deport EVERYONE who will make a crime and get sentenced in a court,
even when they for example get a warning of 6 month and must not go to jail = deport.
no they wont. human rights laws forbid deportations to countries classed as unsafe and human rights always trump whatever other laws parliament comes up with.They will now deport EVERYONE who will make a crime and get sentenced in a court,
even when they for example get a warning of 6 month and must not go to jail = deport.
There is many extremists between them, they are much better organizated than its admited.
January 17, 2016, 04:14:36 PM
Unfortunately, the death penalty is not in vogue in Europe.
Otherwise, the right treatment for such people is to just string them up.
Otherwise, the right treatment for such people is to just string them up.
Do you know that Belarus is the only country in the continent of Europe, which uses the death penalty right now? And there are very few non-European immigrants in Belarus (may be 0.1% of the population). A lot of Muslim immigrants (100 to 200 per day) pass through Belarus every day, on their way to Poland. But they are very careful not to commit any crimes within the Belorussian borders.
January 17, 2016, 02:33:18 PM
Yes, but this 3 years in jail rule will be changed now. After NYE there will be new laws in germany.
They will now deport EVERYONE who will make a crime and get sentenced in a court,
even when they for example get a warning of 6 month and must not go to jail = deport.
no they wont. human rights laws forbid deportations to countries classed as unsafe and human rights always trump whatever other laws parliament comes up with. They will now deport EVERYONE who will make a crime and get sentenced in a court,
even when they for example get a warning of 6 month and must not go to jail = deport.
January 17, 2016, 01:26:29 PM
Unfortunately, the death penalty is not in vogue in Europe.
Otherwise, the right treatment for such people is to just string them up.
Otherwise, the right treatment for such people is to just string them up.
Do you know that Belarus is the only country in the continent of Europe, which uses the death penalty right now? And there are very few non-European immigrants in Belarus (may be 0.1% of the population). A lot of Muslim immigrants (100 to 200 per day) pass through Belarus every day, on their way to Poland. But they are very careful not to commit any crimes within the Belorussian borders.
January 17, 2016, 05:22:16 AM
While it is too late regarding those criminal refugees, the German people really need to do something about Merkel and her cronies, They have censored even the internet to hide the terrible consequences of pretty much giving the country away.
Swedish gov did that time ago, but seems that they trying to fix it in the pacific way, slowly they deporting massively arabs involved in criminal activities. 
January 17, 2016, 04:56:49 AM
Somehow I don't think North African Muslim men have a monopoly on misogyny or sexual assault. I've had to warn too many attractive female companions to be careful about walking down too many streets at night in too many European and American cities.
January 16, 2016, 08:39:46 PM
January 15, 2016, 10:19:35 AM
Well, they let people in without doing any background checks on them so it's what they deserve. This is exactly what happens when you accept completely uncivilized people into your developed country. All the know is war and violence. It's sad but true.
I've been saying that the whole time. Too many of primitive desert people come pouring in EU, and the problem is that they are really uncultured of the western world and don't want to adapt... When thousands and thousands came to Serbia, people we're saying "let them come, they were the ones who caused it and bombed us in the 1999.." as much as thats true, if those savage animals continue to flood the EU like this it's gonna be really, really bad. Germany will snap again and the 4th Reich will rise.
January 15, 2016, 07:30:16 AM
Thats quite shocking news!! Germany recently announced that they will not allow the immigrants to work or stay who are into crimes. Hope authorities will act cautiously.
Not always practical. European Union is having very strict laws regarding deportation of immigrants (even the illegal ones). If the court decides that the source country is not safe for an immigrant, then it will cancel the deportation order. For example, the Swedish authorities recently cancelled the deportation order for an Eritrean immigrant (who had raped and murdered a 7-year old Swedish girl), claiming that Eritrea is not a safe destination.
This is right out of Saul Alinsky's playbook, Rules for Radicals.
Overload the system, make it crash.
Saying this means there is an enemy whose intent is to overload the system and make it crash....
January 15, 2016, 03:13:36 AM
Thats quite shocking news!! Germany recently announced that they will not allow the immigrants to work or stay who are into crimes. Hope authorities will act cautiously.
Not always practical. European Union is having very strict laws regarding deportation of immigrants (even the illegal ones). If the court decides that the source country is not safe for an immigrant, then it will cancel the deportation order. For example, the Swedish authorities recently cancelled the deportation order for an Eritrean immigrant (who had raped and murdered a 7-year old Swedish girl), claiming that Eritrea is not a safe destination.
Unfortunately, the death penalty is not in vogue in Europe.
Otherwise, the right treatment for such people is to just string them up.
January 14, 2016, 02:52:54 PM
Europe needs to take a more hardline approach or they will be finished.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
People will take matters in their own hands. It won't take long before they start protecting their wives and daughters.
In germany it has begun a few days ago after nye.
You nearly cant buy any pepperspray directly, at amazon you must wait 4-5 weeks.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/cologne-sex-attacks-demand-pepper-7143428
January 14, 2016, 02:35:10 PM
Europe needs to take a more hardline approach or they will be finished.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
People will take matters in their own hands. It won't take long before they start protecting their wives and daughters.
January 14, 2016, 02:28:48 PM
Thats quite shocking news!! Germany recently announced that they will not allow the immigrants to work or stay who are into crimes. Hope authorities will act cautiously.
According to the German law they can deport immigrants only if they commit some "3 years in jail" worth crimes, but even in such cases they can not send those blokes home if they came from a war zone. So I guess we'll see very little progress on getting rid off these guys.
Yes, but this 3 years in jail rule will be changed now. After NYE there will be new laws in germany.
They will now deport EVERYONE who will make a crime and get sentenced in a court,
even when they for example get a warning of 6 month and must not go to jail = deport.
They also plan now to make a lot of countrys that was not safe in the german law, to make to safe deport countrys like Tunis, Mail, Marokko and 12 other countrys.
+ they will deport in the future 1000 imigrants everyday they said.
January 14, 2016, 09:37:59 AM
Thats quite shocking news!! Germany recently announced that they will not allow the immigrants to work or stay who are into crimes. Hope authorities will act cautiously.
Not always practical. European Union is having very strict laws regarding deportation of immigrants (even the illegal ones). If the court decides that the source country is not safe for an immigrant, then it will cancel the deportation order. For example, the Swedish authorities recently cancelled the deportation order for an Eritrean immigrant (who had raped and murdered a 7-year old Swedish girl), claiming that Eritrea is not a safe destination.
This is right out of Saul Alinsky's playbook, Rules for Radicals.
Overload the system, make it crash.
January 14, 2016, 08:26:33 AM
Sexual Attacks Widen Divisions in European Migrant Crisis
ROME — In Finland, militia groups are patrolling small towns housing asylum seekers in the name of protecting white Finnish women. In Germany, far-right protesters rampaged through Leipzig on Monday, vandalizing buildings in an “anti-Islamization” demonstration. In Italy on Tuesday, an anti-immigration regional government approved the text of a law making it difficult to construct new mosques as Muslim refugees are settled in the area.
Across Europe, the migrant crisis that has engulfed the Continent since the summer is provoking new levels of public anxiety after the New Year’s Eve sexual assaults in Cologne, Germany, where witnesses and the police described predatory gangs of mostly foreign men, including some refugees, groping and robbing young women. The Cologne police are also investigating allegations of rape.
While the police say the assaults in Cologne were carried out by hundreds of men, even that is a narrow sliver of the more than one million asylum seekers who entered Europe last year. Still, the anxieties provoked by the Cologne attacks quickly spread as reports emerged of similar New Year’s Eve assaults in other German cities, as well as in Finland and Austria.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/world/europe/a-climate-of-fear-widens-divisions-in-europes-migrant-crisis.html?ref=world
ROME — In Finland, militia groups are patrolling small towns housing asylum seekers in the name of protecting white Finnish women. In Germany, far-right protesters rampaged through Leipzig on Monday, vandalizing buildings in an “anti-Islamization” demonstration. In Italy on Tuesday, an anti-immigration regional government approved the text of a law making it difficult to construct new mosques as Muslim refugees are settled in the area.
Across Europe, the migrant crisis that has engulfed the Continent since the summer is provoking new levels of public anxiety after the New Year’s Eve sexual assaults in Cologne, Germany, where witnesses and the police described predatory gangs of mostly foreign men, including some refugees, groping and robbing young women. The Cologne police are also investigating allegations of rape.
While the police say the assaults in Cologne were carried out by hundreds of men, even that is a narrow sliver of the more than one million asylum seekers who entered Europe last year. Still, the anxieties provoked by the Cologne attacks quickly spread as reports emerged of similar New Year’s Eve assaults in other German cities, as well as in Finland and Austria.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/world/europe/a-climate-of-fear-widens-divisions-in-europes-migrant-crisis.html?ref=world
January 14, 2016, 01:14:02 AM
Thats quite shocking news!! Germany recently announced that they will not allow the immigrants to work or stay who are into crimes. Hope authorities will act cautiously.
Not always practical. European Union is having very strict laws regarding deportation of immigrants (even the illegal ones). If the court decides that the source country is not safe for an immigrant, then it will cancel the deportation order. For example, the Swedish authorities recently cancelled the deportation order for an Eritrean immigrant (who had raped and murdered a 7-year old Swedish girl), claiming that Eritrea is not a safe destination.
January 13, 2016, 08:48:06 PM
Europe needs to take a more hardline approach or they will be finished.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
Yes compassion is needed but it must be measured and in the in interest of the citizens of Europe.
January 13, 2016, 09:47:15 AM
these people need to realize you cant always abide by the law (strictly) when your country is facing this big a crisis. this is literally just gangrape in broad daylight, and next to nothing is being done about it. call it backpedaling, call it unfair, call it discriminatory, it doesnt matter. fix your problems.
I think the situation going to resolve itself. Apart from an economic crisis, the current situation in Germany pretty well resembles to the state of affairs during the Weimar Republic. As in the coming years most likely we will see some sort of economic instabilities we can expect a less intense but similar style backlash as it happened in the early thirties. With the rapidly growing support for right-wing parties the writing is already on the wall.
if the government decides to 'let the situation resolve itself,' i guarantee you the people wont. if stuff doesnt start getting done on the part of the government, there will be riots, and potentially blood in the streets.
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