Pro-Migrant Politicians Throughout Germany Are Being Attacked, Receiving Death Threats

Shoebat.com has asserted that the “refugee crisis” was a collaborative operation by the governments with various financial, industrial, and other foreign interests who goal was to destabilize political conditions in order to usher in the conditions for a Third World War. The purpose of bringing in refugees was to destabilize society that could be used to leverage support for nationalism, and then to parlay said nationalism into support for militarism.

The backlash began in 2016 with the violence from the crisis. However, it is now reaching levels in society among the German people that are serious, as support for nationalism has exploded, National Socialism has moved back into public discourse, and now pro-refugee politicians are being attacked including the murder of at least one politician according to a report:

Politicians across Germany expressed outrage on Thursday after it emerged that two mayors had been sent threatening emails, just weeks after regional politician Walter Lübcke was killed in what authorities are investigating as a “right-wing extremist” attack.

Police confirmed on Wednesday that Cologne Mayor Henriette Reker (pictured above) received a death threat that they believe was sent by someone active in the right-wing extremist scene.

The case is now being handled by federal prosecutors and investigators in Berlin, as several German politicians have also recently received death threats.

Reker was previously the victim of a violent attack, suffering life-threatening injuries in 2015 when a right-wing sympathizer stabbed her with a hunting knife while she was campaigning. The attacker said he targeted Reker because of her pro-refugee stance.

On Thursday, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas condemned the threats and called for better protections for local politicians.

“Death threats against local politicians are disgraceful attempts at intimidation,” Maas told the dpa news agency. “The more disgusting the agitation, the more resolutely we must support all those who are engaged in communities.”

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said Germany’s federal and state security agencies must improve their cooperation in order to combat extremists “who are prepared for violence.”

Other pro-migrant mayor threatened

According to local public broadcaster WDR, one of the other politicians targeted was Andreas Hollstein, the mayor of the western town of Altena. Hollstein’s office later confirmed reports of the threats.

Like Reker, Hollstein was also attacked in recent years. In 2017, Altena’s mayor was stabbed by a man in a kebab shop who shouted anti-migrant remarks before slashing the politician’s neck with a knife.

It is not yet clear whether the threats are connected to the shooting of Lübcke, the regional president of Kassel who was killed in early June.

Besides being known for their refugee-friendly stances, both politicians recently spoke out on social media about Lübcke’s death. On Tuesday, Reker wrote on Twitter that his killing “once again makes clear that the enemies of our open society know no boundaries.”

The recent killing of Lübcke, who was also known for his support of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s refugee policies, has raised fears about right-wing extremism in Germany. A suspect who is believed to be an extreme-right sympathizer is currently in custody over the killing. (source, source)

German people are very calm and good at controlling themselves, especially when it comes to presenting an outward appearance that things are normal, even if they are seething with rage inside and harbor thought of genocide, such as with a recent case in Poland where a German businessman was caught secretly berating his employees, saying he is a Nazi and he wishes he could murder all Poles.

If German people have began to attack their politicians in public, that means (a) they carefully planned out what they were doing, (b) genuinely believe that such an attack is justified, and (c) have even worse thoughts than what they are saying.

Germany is well on her way to reviving the Fourth Reich. If conditions continue to get worse, then it is very possible that in the next decade or two, we will see the revival of the horrors of the twentieth century.