Happy New Year.....
Just a few incidents from police etc. officials on the ground there, about the Muslim Refugees behavior etc.....and there are scads more which the media over there is banned from reporting....BTW....German citizens aren’t taking this lightly....At least 817 attacks on refugee shelters have been carried out in 2015, according to Germany’s Criminal Police Office statistics, which were made public during a parliamentary session .. In contrast, there were only 199 similar crimes recorded in 2014.
....In Stockach, a 20-year-old man who works as ‘a security guard at a refugee camp’ containing more than 1,000 migrants said the camp is a mix between a pigsty and a war zone.....he witnessed migrants refuse to use the portable toilets and, instead, take care of business in the corner of the room or behind furniture. The camp was filthy. There was also rampant sexual abuse, rape, fights and knifings, and regular clashes between religious and ethnic foes.
..... ‘A police officer in Germany’ and a best-selling author. In a recent radio interview, i discussed the migrants and Germany’s deteriorating security situation saying....”For weeks, months and years I have noticed that Muslims, mostly young men, do not have even a minimum level of respect for the police.,” .... “When we are out patrolling the streets, we are verbally abused by young Muslims.”
......Another ‘security guard in Stockach’ relayed an incident in which 30 to 40 refugees visited the local grocery store, filled their trolleys with food, and then left without paying.The police were overwhelmed and did nothing.
.......On another occasion, 50 police vehicles had to be called to one migrant camp to break up a massive fight between migrants from rival religious factions.
In Hanover an ‘owner of a butchers shop’ in a small village, is daily visited by migrants, often behaving rudely and aggressively, ‘expecting free food’....Incidents like this occur daily.
At the busy Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit to Windsor, the continents most heavily travelled crossing, a Canadian border agent greeted three men in a GMC Yukon Denali with the usual recital of questions.
Did they have any firearms? Were they bringing in currency worth $10,000 or more?
No, no, nothing like that, the driver answered, according to notes made by members of the Canada Border Services Agency. Unconvinced, the agent told him to pull over for a search.
An inspection of the car would turn up two handguns and some ammunition, but when CBSA agent Celine El-Tayar opened the back door on the driver’s side of the SUV, she faced a wall of banker’s boxes. She tugged on one. It was unexpectedly heavy.
Lifting the lid, she saw wads of money.
Box after box, 24 in all, were similarly stuffed with bound wads of currency, each bill featuring the cursive swoops of Arabic lettering.
Now why would they want to do that?
Mr AR15 and Mr AK74 make sure that does not happen here.