Stabbings In Germany, Now In Oz? Whodunnit?
Whilst we know that much of the media in Germany doesn’t give a Scheisse about outrageous ‘migrant’ crime, irresponsibility that has extended to blatant suppression of important truths, as with this wicked sow…
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- The editor-in-chief defended her decision to suppress the rape story on public TV broadcaster ZDF: “We don’t want to inflame the situation and spread the bad mood.” http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/6501/migration-crisis-germany
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..and we also know that similar pro-crimmigrant bias exists in much of the Australian media…
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Remember how the Immigration Department’s Michael Pezzullo said that ‘some media reporting of the asylum seeker issue was “advocacy parading as journalism” and “pamphleteering of an almost political nature“ which bent the facts.‘ http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/abc-apologises-for-error
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…the public in both countries should have the right to know when undesirable aliens are involved in serious offences.
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The stabbings in Australia remain a bit of a mystery, though the perp shot dead must have been identified by now.
But in Hanau, in the German state of Hessen, we have what may be a clue.., viz.-
…preliminary reports described them as a group of bearded young men but didn’t elaborate…
A clue, but not definitive.
One expects nothing but obfuscation from Mama Stasi Merkel and her coalition collabo curs…
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Pamela 21:10 on May 2, 2020 Permalink |
The same thing happens in Britain.
Often it’s only by their names ( guess which name?) that we can tell the criminals are not British and that’s not a 100% reliable yardstick.
I believe in Germany the names are censored by law.
A very bad situation.
In this case, however, the beards, as you say, are a useful clue!
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Chrissie Miles 23:44 on May 2, 2020 Permalink |
If the Left believe all that nonsense they talk about migrants being ‘just poor people desperate for a better life,’ then they would have no objections to what you suggest.
As we know, they object strongly.
What does that tell us?
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