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“Wir schaffen das!” — “We Can Do This” — was the famous phrase of then-Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany in 2015 as she opened wide her country to a million, overwhelmingly Muslim, immigrants. Her message was clear: we can integrate these people, we can make them productive members of our society, we can make them law-abiding loyal citizens who will share our values, and so on and so naively forth. None of that came true. Muslims arrived in Germany to benefit from the largesse the generous welfare state provided: free or heavily subsidized housing, free medical care, free education including vocational training and language tuition, family allowances, and more. These new arrivals were in no hurry to be employed, given how much was provided to them by the state. Nor were they about to integrate into a society of Infidels, who as the Qur’an teaches are “the most vile of created beings.” If the benefits proved insufficient, Muslim males have found ways to increase their take, with street robberies, house burglaries, shoplifting, extortion, and drug trafficking. And if certain urges needed to be satisfied, there are always German girls and women whose western dress is misinterpreted by some Muslims as a come-hither look, but even without that look, female non-Muslims, “the most vile of created beings,” deserve to be raped by Muslims, “the best of peoples.”
The latest stabbings of non-Muslims by Muslims in Germany are more proof of Merkel’s folly. News about them can be found here: “Germany: 13-year-old Arab stabs his classmate in Berlin, hours later an 11-year-old Iraqi stabs his classmate in NRW,” Remix News,
…In Berlin’s multicultural Spandau neighborhood, a 13-year-old Arab student stabbed his German classmate yesterday and remains on the run.
Identified as Alan-Said Ibrahim, the youth stabbed his victim with a kitchen knife multiple times at around 11;30 a.m. at the Weinmeisterhorn elementary school, after they became engaged in an argument in the school’s locker room, according to Berlin Kurier.
The victim was bleeding from his neck and nearly lost his life. He ran from the locker room covered in blood, with one hand pressed to his throat. The knife suspect fled and remains on the run, with police warning he is potentially armed and dangerous….
The suspect has dual U.S. and German citizenship, but numerous reports indicate he is Arab, which is confirmed by his Arab name….
Since the alleged perpetrator and the victim are both German citizens, this knife attack will be counted as a German perpetrator in the crime statistics.
This of course will mislead the German public into thinking that the “Muslim crime problem” is less severe than in fact it is. In France, the situation is even more troubling, for the media are not allowed to publicly identify criminals by ethnicity or religion. This is done to hide the fact that Muslims, who make up 10% of the population, constitute almost 70% of the prison population.
That was not the only school stabbing attack in Germany yesterday. In downtown Remscheid, an 11-year-old Iraqi child stabbed a 13-year-old German boy with a kitchen knife after they argued in school.
The two had earlier argued and arranged a fight after school. The migrant, however, did not use fists, After the 13-year-old punched him, the Iraqi pulled out a kitchen knife. He stabbed his opponent twice in the leg with full force and then fled the scene….
The Iraqi student was arrested near his parent’s home, and since he is only 11, he will not face any criminal charges. Only those over 14 can be prosecuted.
In fact, he is already back with his parents, with the Youth Welfare Office deciding to release him after deciding against placing him in a juvenile detention facility. The parents have also been watched by the Youth Welfare Service for incidents in the past.
A knife brought to what was supposed to be a fist fight after school. This Iraqi Muslim might have killed the French boy he stabbed. And apparently his Iraqi parents have been under some kind of watch for what are laconically called “incidents in the past.” What were those incidents? Threatening to harm other, non-Muslim children? Threatening their child’s teachers if they don’t allow him, for example, to pray during the school day? Or perhaps they objected to his being disciplined in school. We don’t know.
What we do know is that on the very same day in Germany, in separate incidents two Muslim boys stabbed two non-Muslim classmates. And one of the German victims almost died. More evidence that Angela Merkel’s “Wir schaffen das!” turns out to be not a rallying cry but a forlorn hope. The voters are turning to the anti-Muslim immigrant party Alternative für Deutschland, which out of nowhere has become the second largest party in Germany, because as Alice Weidel and her colleagues at the AfD know, and as every day’s crime news makes clear, “No, Ms. Merkel, you were wrong. We really can’t do this.”
