German Police: “Attacks Tripled”

The New Observer
November 7, 2015

The number of violent attacks, propaganda, and “race incitement” incidents against the nonwhite invaders reported to the German police have tripled this year compared to last, official figures claim.

According to statistics released by the Bundeskriminalamt (Federal Criminal Police, or BKA), in the 306 days from January 1 to November 2, 2015, some 637 incidents were logged, compared to 199 for the same period in the previous year.

The BKA defined the incidents this year as “damage to property” (216), “propaganda offenses” (123), and Volksverhetzungen, or “race incitement” (74).

According to the BKA, the number of “violent crimes against refugee shelters have risen sharply.”

The previous record from last year (28) has already been significantly exceeded with 104 acts of violence this year, they said.

But in the third quarter of 2015, there were 303 crimes committed, with more “crimes against asylum accommodations” reported in that period than in the entire previous year.

Among these “acts of violence” were 53 arson attacks, as compared to 6 for the corresponding period last year. During this period, 8 criminal prosecutions have been started after perpetrators were identified.

It is not only the number of attacks which has the BKA concerned, but the fact that police had no prior knowledge of 70 percent of the offenders. In other words the attacks are largely being carried out by Germans with no previous overt connection to any “right-wing” group, making intelligence led counter-operations nearly impossible.

The BKA told Die Welt newspaper that this “phenomenon means that these offenses are moving slowly into the mainstream of society.”

In Saxony, a vice president of the GedenkstättenSachsen (an institute dedicated to the “victims of Nazism and Communism”), Bert Pampel, has generated a storm after putting up a Tweet on the organization’s twitter feed saying that the government was to blame if citizens took the law into their own hands against illegal immigration.

Pampel wrote that a “Government which fails to comply with legal & law, carries the blame if citizens defend themselves against illegal immigration.”

This opinion appears to be widely shared. The far-left Der Spiegel news service has had to formally block all comments on articles dealing with the nonwhite invasion, as the German public overwhelms their moderation teams with negative feedback. Der Spiegel tells its readers that:

In contrast to many other articles on SPIEGEL ONLINE, there are no comments [on these articles]. Unfortunately when we write about refugees, there are so many inappropriate, offensive or legally problematic forum posts that it is not possible to scrutinize and moderate them so that they comply with the rules of our Netiquette. Therefore, [comments] are only allowed on selected articles on this subject. We ask for your understanding.

The Federal Government Commissioner for Refugees, the Turkish-origin Aydan Özoguz (a parliamentarian for the Socialist Party of Germany, or SPD, one of Angela Merkel’s coalition partners along with the conservatives), was quoted as saying that the “trend was worrying and should make us be vigilant. They should examine whether it is really just individuals or whether there is an organized structure behind the attacks.”