Secretly, it's what they have wanted all along.
Posted on 06/04/2018 12:02:25 PM PDT by C19fan
A Israeli teen and two of his friends were attacked at a Berlin railway station by a group of Arab men who became enraged when they heard a Hebrew song playing on the Israeli’s cellphone.
The incident happened at the Zoologischer Garten Station of the German capital overnight Saturday.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofisrael.com ...
Yonatan said they shouted at him “Hebrew music? For 70 years you are murdering children. Berlin is our city now and here we don’t listen to fucking Jewish music.”
Arabs partying like it is Germany 1938.
This story might finally make the German government take action! But, unfortunately, that action would probably be to ban the playing of “divisive” songs in public.
Secretly, it's what they have wanted all along.
But yet the German military had the words: Gott Mit Uns - on their uniform belts.
Laws nothwithstanding, Hitler has always been floating around the hearts and minds of the EU.
Brussels is Berlin in 1939.
It's been 30 years since I was there. Back then, it was a high-class, brightly colored, glitzy area, with the prison-like E. Berlin, all drab and gray, within plain view. What contrast.
And now the place is crawling with these ragtime cowboys? "There goes the neighborhood." The Germans have self-inflicted this. The Zoo station has become a zoo.
Ideally, zoos keep the animals from attacking the patrons.
Amazing transformation! I was there for eight days in 2014. I didn't see any Muslim presence whatsoever. I was so surprised by this that I checked the Internet for Berlin mosques while I was there. There were three, all on the periphery. The station in question is one I walked by a couple of times. It is NOT on the periphery.
ML/NJ
Religion of Peace. Again.
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