Too Little, Too Late: German Government Talks Tough On Immigration
Berlin proposes knife bans and faster deportations—promises the voters have heard before.
Zoltán Kottász
August 30, 2024
Despite a series of violent attacks committed by migrants, only the left-populists and right-wing opposition parties are advocating clear action.
“We have become a country full of horror stories,” says one journalist.
The EU’s most courted woman claimed a third of Italy’s 76 seats for her anti-immigration party.
Following an Islamist stabbing spree, German elites talk about tackling weapons rather than the extremists who carry them.
From blaming the ‘far right’ for political violence to blowing up the ‘Russiagate’ scandal, the EU elites are looking for scapegoats ahead of the elections.
We want a Europe that respects the treaties, that seeks collaboration between nations, and that seeks peace and progress.
German migration policies ultimately led to the attack, but government urges “positive migration narrative” and blames ‘far-right’ for causing division.
The radicalised knifeman was an admirer of an Islamist preacher whose propaganda videos he shared on YouTube.
Activist Michael Stürzenberger, under observation by the German domestic spy agency for his anti-Islamism views, was stabbed in the face and leg.
We’re now witnessing one youth rebellion wishing to tear down the product of another: the left-liberal hegemony seeded by the student rebels of ’68.
EU hate speech laws are a way to “patronise minorities and protect the elite,” professor said.
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