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On Thursday, we got what appears to be confirmation that the “hundreds” of suspects involved in a series of sexual assaults on German women were largely of Arab origin. According to German media, many of the men were asylum seekers who had recently entered the country from the war-torn Mid-East.

The assaults occurred in the city center in Cologne, where eyewitnesses and victims say groups of marauding New Year’s revelers accosted women, in some instances making off with their belongings. Attacks were also reported in Hamburg, and Stuttgart.

Initially, the incidents received little media coverage but soon the word was out and the backlash from the German public was palpable.

Protests were staged in Cologne and opposition lawmakers lambasted Chancellor Angela Merkel for her open-door migrant policy which some say is destined to rip Germany’s social fabric to shreds.

Meanwhile, Cologne mayor Henriette Reker got herself into a bit of hot water by suggesting that German women have a responsibility to deter attacks by staying at “arm’s length” from would-be assailants. She also said Germany “needs to explain to people from other cultures that the jolly and frisky attitude during our Carnival is not a sign of sexual openness.”

Apparently, Germany isn’t the only country that needs to “explain” things to refugees. Reports now suggest that women in Finland and Sweden experienced similar assaults on New Year’s Eve by asylum seekers.

“Finnish police reported Thursday an unusually high level of sexual harassment in Helsinki on New Year's Eve and said they had been tipped off about plans by groups of asylum seekers to sexually harass women,” AFP reports, adding that “three sexual assaults allegedly took place at Helsinki's central railway station on New Year's Eve, where around 1,000 mostly Iraqi asylum seekers had converged.”

"There hasn't been this kind of harassment on previous New Year's Eves or other occasions for that matter... This is a completely new phenomenon in Helsinki,” the city’s deputy police chief said. "The suspects were asylum seekers. The three were caught and taken into custody on the spot," Koskimaki told AFP.

Apparently, the attacks were premeditated. "Ahead of New Year's Eve, the police caught wind of information that asylum seekers in the capital region possibly had similar plans to what the men gathered in Cologne's railway station have been reported to have had," a police statement read.

And it wasn’t just Finland.

“Swiss police said several women were allegedly robbed and sexually assaulted in Zurich on New Year’s Eve, [in a] method 'a little bit similar' to that used in a spate of assaults in Germany,” The Herald Sun writes. “And it has now emerged that similar sex attacks were carried out in Austria, but police didn’t publicise the incidents ‘to protect the privacy of the victims’”.

Yes, "to protect the privacy of the victims" - or to protect against the prospect that publicizing the incidents would trigger a bloc-wide backlash against refugees, because while it's easy to say that the actions of seven individuals on a suicide mission in Paris aren't representative of the millions of asylum seekers flooding into Europe from Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, it's a bit harder to claim that apparently coordinated sexual assaults by thousands of would-be asylum seekers don't say something about the extent to which integration may be, in Slovak PM Robert Fico's words, "impossible."

On Thursday, Spiegel released the findings of a German Federal Police report on the Cologne attacks. Here are some bullet points (translated):

Officials were therefore prevented by close people rings from advancing to help caller
A man is quoted as saying: "I am Syrian, you have to treat me kindly Mrs. Merkel has invited me."
Witnesses were threatened when they named perpetrators.
People torn according to the report in front of the police residence permit, grinned and said: "You can send me anything, go get a new tomorrow." Whether they were genuine documents and what kind of documents, it is not apparent from the report.
Granted restraining orders have been ignored;To take repeat offenders in custody, due to lack of capacity was not possible.
After track closures due to overcrowding people had just walked on the side track and then on the rails back to the suspended platform.
When boarding trains there were physical fights, it was the "law of the jungle".

"Women with or without accompaniment went through a literally 'gauntlet' by the heavily intoxicated men masses, as one can not describe it," the report reads.

There you have it. "Heavily intoxicated men masses," comprised of Syrians who told police that they had been invited by Angela Merkel. That's sure to go over well with the German public and opposition lawmakers.

Apparently, Germany is set to uninvite those responsible, as the justice minister said the country could deport some suspects. Of course identifying the culprits will be next to impossible. Here's The New York Times:

The police have so far been unable to apprehend anyone, a fact that Wolfgang Albers, Cologne’s chief of police, attributed to the chaos in which the assaults took place, despite there being dozens of officers on duty in the area.

“The women were in a very difficult situation,” Chief Albers said in an interview Wednesday with the public radio station WDR 5. “They were afraid, they wanted to get away, and of course they did not notice any specific faces.”

In Hamburg, the police said Wednesday that they had received 53 complaints, more than half of them alleging sexual harassment, from victims age 18 to 25. They appear to have been targeted in a similar fashion in that city’s Reeperbahn red-light and club district on New Year’s Eve. Victims and witnesses in Hamburg also described the attackers as being dark-skinned or “looking Arabic.”

The New Year’s Eve mass-scale assaults, the police said, involved groups of several men taking advantage of the crowds to target young women by surrounding them. While several perpetrators groped the women, others picked their pockets, stealing wallets and cellphones.

Even if the authorities are able to apprehend suspects, they biggest challenge will be for victims to identify their attackers, given that several men appeared to have been involved in the attacks on each woman.

Here's the latest from Merkel who, while stopping short of subjecting her own policy to criticism, seems to be changing her stance - if only gradually.

"Of course after what happened, there are several very serious questions which go beyond Cologne. Are there connections or collective patterns? Are there elements of condemnation of women?"

"We must vehemently work against that. I don't think these are single cases. People have a right, and we as a state institution have the obligation to give the right answers to this."

Meanwhile, the first version of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" to be published in Germany since World War II went on sale Friday.

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I'm sure you've seen this elsewhere, but I didn't want this important event to pass by without notice:

Germany shocked by Cologne New Year gang assaults on women
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35231046

These drunken Muslim men behaved just like the ones in Tahrir Square, when a female American journalist (Lara Logan 2011) and a female Dutch journalist (2013) were attacked. But it's not just them: ALL women outside of the house are fair game. I know someone who lived in Egypt, and she said the groping and harassment are endless ...

Gang rape, the dark side of Egypt's protests
http://www.cnn.com/2013/07/03/opinion/burleigh-rapes-tahrir-square/

TOLD YA SO, FRAU MERKEL.

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'Drunken' Muslim men? You do realise that would mean they weren't Muslims don't you? Honestly, all these illogical reactionary conclusions - it's like having Auraptor back.



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The biggest problem with Muslim immigrants isn't that they're uneducated, or unproductive, or that terrorists may hide within their ranks. It is that by and large, even fairly liberal Muslims do not want to genuinely socially integrate into the existing populations, and especially when it comes to social norms and behaviors. This isn't unique to Muslims, of course--this is true to some extent for any immigrants from a significantly different culture--but it seems to be particularly ingrained in Muslims, and in particular, the view of the role of women as subservient and/or needing to be protected to an extreme. Andrea Merkel seems to get bashed every time she says this from both sides on the immigration issue, but the lack of assimilation makes it both difficult for Muslims to find housing and work, and ferments social unrest.

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"German Cartoon Guide Teaching Migrants to Keep Hands Off Women, Not Beat Kids and Accept Gays Gets New Attention Following Group Rape Allegations"

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In the wake of horrifying tales of sexual assault perpetrated by potentially up to 1,000 men on New Year’s Eve, German officials have made two stunning decisions.

The first, from Cologne, Germany — where the attacks took place — was Mayor Henriette Reker telling women to adopt a “code of conduct” to prevent further sexual assaults, which crossed the line into “victim blaming.”

The second, from the broader German government, was to crack down hard — not on those responsible for the assaults, but for those criticizing the Muslim immigrants who may have perpetrated them.

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Written before the September 11 attacks, and during political debates of the War in Iraq, a section of Rebuilding America's Defenses entitled "Creating Tomorrow's Dominant Force" became the subject of considerable controversy. The passage suggested that the transformation of American armed forces through "new technologies and operational concepts" was likely to be a long one, "absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event – like a new Pearl Harbor." Journalist John Pilger pointed to this passage when he argued that Bush administration had used the events of September 11 as an opportunity to capitalize on long-desired plans.

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Just remember the perverted werido called 'Second' supports islamist pedophile terrorist creeps

German Kid Raped by Foreigners, Girl, 15, Raped by Nearly a Dozen Pedophjile Criminal Migration-Background Men for Hours

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2021/11/06/german-girl-15-raped-nearl
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"New details have emerged regarding a gang rape last year in Hamburg that saw a 15-year-old girl raped over a period of two and a half hours by 12 men, ten of whom had a migration background."


I will try to never link to youtube ever again since all vids are now blocked and banned

will be linking to brighteon, gab, bitchute or rumble or some other site.

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Remember how everyone made fun of Hungary when they closed their borders early on???

I have to wonder what Merkel thinks she's doing, because - don't forget- she INVITED this clusterfuck.

But let me go out on a paranoid limb here, and speculate into some dark areas.

The Powers That Be, I imagine, have NO PROBLEM with security failures.

Why???

Because Merkel will never be at risk of being groped, and Obama will never be at risk of being blown up; they themselves are very well-protected. So they feel cocooned, sheltered.

But in fact, it would be a very ill-wind indeed that blew NOBODY any good, and if there is one thing that that terror attacks and disturbances are good at promoting, that is MORE INTERNAL SECURITY AND WAR.

The Project for a New American Century (PNAC)'s neocon authors speculated - BEFORE 9-11 - that what American needed was a "new Pearl Harbor", and amazingly, that's what they got.

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Hollande used the 2015 Paris massacres to suspend the French Constitution, which is still suspended.

And who gets what out of a refugee crisis? Well, NATO, among other possibilities, which has been searching for a raison d'etre (reason for being) ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

My point being that TPTB don't necessarily view Islamic jihadism with the same alarm as you or I. It was a very useful tool in driving the Soviets out of Afghanistan, and in getting rid of Qaddafi and attempting to get rid of Assad. Nor do they necessarily have the impulse to protect us. We BELIEVE that they do, we trust that they do, but it's simply a belief.

So Merkel may have reasons for wanting a refugee crisis. Martial law in Germany, maybe?

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