Crime 1000 Muslims descend on Cologne train station to rape and grope women.

[Lord_Impaler]

to me this is way scarier than the attacks in france or even 9/11. everybody seems scared to do what was really right for that moment. whether it was the police or the populace those motherfuckers needed to pay in blood.

this pussy shit is going too far. its all fine and dandy to be a non violent hippy until you meet some violent psycho trying to rape your wife/daughter. then what??

I think that's really a great comment.

The reaction of the institutions that should be protecting Germans, the politicians, the police, the media, and indeed the German people themselves, is scarier than the actual violence.

 

[IDL]

like to add, if you think about it Germany is the perfect victim. generations of Germans have been made to feel guilty/shame for ww2. They have been pussified to the max by the world and then by their own gov/school system.

anything for ppl not to bring up Nazi's or call them Nazi's. For me, Germany is the capital of white guilt on the planet.

What is happening now, started a long time ago. A couple of generations of deracination and guilt leaves them weak and vulnerable. It's an effective technique to weaken a population.

 

[KnightTemplar]

Consider yourself lucky, pal. I have a sinking feeling that there probably are some head-in-the-sand, ultra-PC, regressive liberal Nanny States out there that wouldn't even allow their female population to carry pepper-spray to defend themselves against sexual predators.

UK represent! It's illegal in the UK for women, or anyone else apart from police officers, to carry pepper spray.

 

[JDragon]

Alice Schwarzer, Germany's most well-known feminist, comments:

http://bit.ly/1OiqGT7

 

[Videer]

http://news.sky.com/story/1619703/riot-police-clash-with-protesters-in-cologne

Someone might even dare to ask where were all these police and water cannons a week ago.

 

[Devout Pessimist]

http://news.sky.com/story/1619703/riot-police-clash-with-protesters-in-cologne

Someone might even dare to ask where were all these police and water cannons a week ago.

The next elections are going to be interesting. It is pretty clear Merkel hates the people of her own country.

 

[dontsnitch]

The next elections are going to be interesting. It is pretty clear Merkel hates the people of her own country.

Maybe she just loves everyone in the world equally. Everyone is the same, after all. The people in your country are the same as Jews which are the same as Syrians.

 

[Devout Pessimist]

I know of a few posters on here, who would probably let these throwbacks rape their wives and kids in the name of inclusiveness, and the crushing debt of "white guilt"...every single one of these freaks should be launched into space in my opinion.

"every single one of these freaks should be launched into space in my opinion."

That is an excellent idea.

 

[Hard To Tell]

http://news.sky.com/story/1619703/riot-police-clash-with-protesters-in-cologne

Someone might even dare to ask where were all these police and water cannons a week ago.

Sums up whos side the police are on. They stood by, hands on hips, doing nothing as hordes of Muslims men groped, assaulted, robbed and raped German women right before their eyes.

 

[JDragon]

So...

In Weil am Rhein (Southwest Germany), two 14 and 15 year old girls were repeatedly raped on New Year's Eve. The perpetrators were a 21 year old man, his 15 year old brother, and two 14 year olds.

Some media have reported that they were "four Syrians". Other media have not done so and have explained why.

The answer is found in the German press code, a collection of journalistic ethical principles, to which all serious media have committed themselves. Under section 12.1 it states

"When reporting crimes, it is not permissible to refer to the suspect's religious, ethnic or other minority membership unless this information can be justified as being relevant to the readers' understanding of the incident.

In particular, it must be borne in mind that such references could stir up prejudices against minorities."

This has increasingly been ignored in the past few days and there will likely be discussions whether to change the press code accordingly - especially considering that in the age of the internet, the Information is likely to spread anyway and thus could be considered as "suppression of the truth".

 

[dontsnitch]

So...

In Weil am Rhein (Southwest Germany), two 14 and 15 year old girls were repeatedly raped on New Year's Eve. The perpetrators were a 21 year old man, his 15 year old brother, and two 14 year olds.

Some media have reported that they were "four Syrians". Other media have not done so and have explained why.

The answer is found in the German press code, a collection of journalistic ethical principles, to which all serious media have committed themselves. Under section 12.1 it states

"When reporting crimes, it is not permissible to refer to the suspect's religious, ethnic or other minority membership unless this information can be justified as being relevant to the readers' understanding of the incident.

In particular, it must be borne in mind that such references could stir up prejudices against minorities."

This has increasingly been ignored in the past few days and there will likely be discussions whether to change the press code accordingly - especially considering that in the age of the internet, the Information is likely to spread anyway and thus could be considered as "suppression of the truth".

I read that story, but couldn't make sense of where they were from. The newspaper seemingly called them Syrian, then seemingly called them German. Either way, are these men in custody?

 

[in the]

The next elections are going to be interesting. It is pretty clear Merkel hates the people of her own country.

Crazy thing is, Merkel is only part of the problem in Germany. As much as I hate to admit it, many Germans are also standing in the way.

The famous cathedral in Cologne went dark a night ago in protest, not of the sexual assaults and rapes that had happened directly in its proximity, but to protest a PEGIDA rally. Yes, the church went dart to protest a group of people who are reactionaries against violence and backwardness: not the people causing the violence, sexual crimes, and backwardness in general.

Then there were protests against PEGIDA.


As much as I don't like Merkel, she's not the only thing holding the German people back. Many of them are doing a good job of it themselves.

 

[JDragon]

I read that story, but couldn't make sense of where they were from. The newspaper seemingly called them Syrian, then seemingly called them German. Either way, are these men in custody?

Yes.

 

[HunterSdVa29]

Having lived near Kaiserslautern for a few years recently, I still have mad friends in frankfurt, cologne, and trier.

Even the most level headed and open minded ones are posting anti refugee stuff now.

This is going to get exponentially worse

 

[in the]

So...

In Weil am Rhein (Southwest Germany), two 14 and 15 year old girls were repeatedly raped on New Year's Eve. The perpetrators were a 21 year old man, his 15 year old brother, and two 14 year olds.

Some media have reported that they were "four Syrians". Other media have not done so and have explained why.

The answer is found in the German press code, a collection of journalistic ethical principles, to which all serious media have committed themselves. Under section 12.1 it states

"When reporting crimes, it is not permissible to refer to the suspect's religious, ethnic or other minority membership unless this information can be justified as being relevant to the readers' understanding of the incident.

In particular, it must be borne in mind that such references could stir up prejudices against minorities."

This has increasingly been ignored in the past few days and there will likely be discussions whether to change the press code accordingly - especially considering that in the age of the internet, the Information is likely to spread anyway and thus could be considered as "suppression of the truth".

Looks like Germans are just going to have to get true news stories outside of Germany, or within it from non-media sources (like blogs, unless this ruling extends to blogs).

 

[Devout Pessimist]

Crazy thing is, Merkel is only part of the problem in Germany. As much as I hate to admit it, many Germans are also standing in the way.

The famous cathedral in Cologne went dark a night ago in protest, not of the sexual assaults and rapes that had happened directly in its proximity, but to protest a PEGIDA rally. Yes, the church went dart to protest a group of people who are reactionaries against violence and backwardness: not the people causing the violence, sexual crimes, and backwardness in general.

Then there were protests against PEGIDA.


As much as I don't like Merkel, she's not the only thing holding the German people back. Many of them are doing a good job of it themselves.

Unfortunately, what you say is only too true. There are plenty of people out there who want to prove how self-righteous and progressive they are by tolerating and accepting hatred and violence against their country. They need to be on the right side of history.

 

[in the]

Sadly, Saudi Arabia is heavily invested in Twitter, so this is going to become the new norm, even for instances like the mass sexual assaults/rapes around Germany/Finland/wherever it was covered up.

The Saudis own about 40% of the British stock market, which is why the government is cracking down on the anti-Islamists there while some troglodyte like Anjem Choudary continues to walk the street.

Point being, reject Saudi investments into your country/business. Those who finance investments are the ones who are going to be catered, even at the expense of your people/plans.

 

[in the]

 

[Hard To Tell]

The brainwashing comes from the top and is fed down to the people through the media and education system, and unfortunatly it works. We have got to the point were you can have Muslims shouting "allahu akbar" and "we have avenged the prophet" as they mercilessly gun down cartoonist for no more than satirizing their religion and people will still parrot what they are told "these people are not Muslims, this has nothing to do with Islam, Islam is a religion of peace", that's how far gone we are. These people are brainwashed to the point of insanity.

 

[Hard To Tell]

During the mass abuse in Rotherham, the police, local council and social servces knew exactly was going on but HAPPILY did nothing to stop it. But not only that, the report into the scandal said that Muslims were seemingly being tipped off about any allegations, some of those who complained had the police threaten to give their details to Muslim men who would pay them a visit, others complaing were harrassed and had the local council try to force them out of their jobs and on at least two incidents, men who physically tried to rescue their daughters from the homes of the abusers were the ones arrested.

And after all that, the abusers are still on the streets and the police officers, social workers and local councillors are still in their jobs. At the last election, the Labour council, the ones who aided and abetted the abuse, were re-elected (thanks mostly to the high percentage of Muslims in the area, which shows what they think).

People say violence isn't the answer but it is becoming increasingly clear that people will be left with no choice but to resort to vigilantism to defend themselves and when that happens, the police will (and should) be amongst the first to suffer for their crimes.