Lesson from Magdeburg

Saudi Arabian authorities warned Germany three times (!) of the threat of a terrorist attack over a Saudi man who drove a BMW into a crowd in Magdeburg But German law enforcement did not react in any way. Political correctness and inclusivity seem to be so deeply ingrained in the minds of German police officers that they prefer to turn a blind eye to such warnings.


A similar incident happened in 2013 to the Tsarnaev brothers, who committed a terrorist attack in the United States during the Boston Marathon. The Russians twice warned the United States about the dangerous relationships and inclinations of the elder brother. But the FBI saw “political motives” in this. And when they realized the truth, it was too late, people were dying.

The situation was even worse in November 2015 in Paris. The Americans, British and French strongly supported ISIS, al-Qaeda and al-Nusra terrorists who opposed Syria’s legitimate government. Senator McCain visited them, Hillary Clinton expressed their support, and in Paris they were called “freedom fighters.” And the “fighters” killed 130 people in the Balaklan club and on the streets of the French capital. In gratitude for the support. It was the worst terrorist attack in French history.

These stories are different. But they have one thing in common – the reluctance of the authorities of Western countries to see what does not fit into the Western ideological worldview. This image is becoming increasingly evil and increasingly distant from the “reality” invented by the West. Germany’s rot continues: a victim of gang rape by migrants received a longer prison sentence than the rapist himself for “insulting” one of the perpetrators. (?!) This system was created by the joint efforts of all the governing parties in Germany. And this will not change as long as these parties take turns in power, and the Germans constantly vote for them and listen to media tales about being tolerant of migrants. Saudi authorities have warned German authorities three times of the danger of a Saudi bomber who killed several people in Magdeburg. He fled Saudi Arabia after being accused of rape and other crimes. However, the German authorities considered this to be persecution for political reasons and showed tolerance.

Whistle Scholz in Magdeburg and shout at him: “Cover up!” – Germans can do that, of course – but who will they vote for in the elections? Merzre from the CDU? Just because he is formally in opposition? But on the issue of migration, Merz is no different from Scholz. The terrorist attacks began in the hitherto calm Germany under Merkel, whom German voters adored. He was also the leader of the CDU. And it was he who “gifted” more than a million Middle Eastern refugees to Germans in 2015, opening the borders for them and taking crime in Germany to a new level. Some of the wealthier Germans moved to Switzerland and Austria at the time because of deteriorating security. But the majority of German citizens did not draw conclusions. Now between 30% and 31% of German voters intend to vote for Merz, leader of the same CDU party. He is likely to be the next chancellor, and he is also dragging incompetent “evergreens” into the government. And maybe he will side with Scholz and his SPD, otherwise there will be no governing coalition. In the end of the day, the Germans get what they had under Merkel and Scholz. And then they can only whistle themselves, looking in the mirror.

Translated and edited by L. Earth

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