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Tensions Rise in Germany Over Handling of Mass Sexual Assaults in Cologne
The Guardian reports:
A ferocious debate has erupted in Germany over the handling of mass sexual assaults and muggings carried out by groups of young males during New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne, amid accusations of a police and media cover-up over fears of whipping up anti-foreigner sentiment in the wake of the migrant crisis.
About 100 complaints have now been made to police, two-thirds of which are linked to sexual assault, including two rapes. According to police and witnesses, the perpetrators were of north African and Arab appearance, although neither the identity nor origin of any of them has so far been established.
If you're not already feeling queasy enough be sure to read the link "Asian sex-grooming gangs in the UK" in the article. Apparently you can find similar stories from all over the UK, these sexual crimes against underage girls perpetrated by muslims are sickeningly common.
Conspiracy of Silence - or Sensationalist Reporting?
There are a number of marginal news sites posting stories out of Europe these days, mostly from Germany, Sweden, as well as other claims made regarding Finland and the UK. The claims all center around a huge increase in rapes by immigrants, outright take over of public train stations, and mass groping of women passing through the stations.
According to these reports, the incidents started in midsummer and continue to this day, but the local news organizations have refused to publish reports of these incidents even after arrests have been made. Often police are accused of withholding the news of any complaints or arrests for months.
The clear implication, more often implied than stated is that the national leaders who went public in their pledges to accept refugees from the middle east war zones as well as northern Africa are leaning on main stream news outlets to suppress news reports of these rapes and sexual assaults. This suppression, if it exists, also appears to extend to the US press.
The assaults aren't limited to European women, but also include women in the immigrant shelters, some as young as 16. The immigrant shelters population in Munich is 80% male. But not all the alleged perpetrators are migrants from the recent wave of mass migrations over the summer and fall. Some are earlier immigrants from North Africa who don't necessarily live in the camps.
Finally some reports are leaking into the western press in the US, such as this brief report in the New York Times about events on New Years Eve. That same event was reported by a couple of the British tabloids.
Many reports are in German, Here and Here. (Google Translate does well with these pages). Others are in English such as this one and this one.
Are any Soylentils living in the EU near refugee centers seeing these problems? Is it being reported? Is it being repressed? Or is the whole thing a made up issue by biased articles in fringe news sites?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday January 08 2016, @06:04PM
This "z0mg ISIS wants you to hate muslims!" conspiracy theory is getting old. It's all staged! Just like the moon landing!!1
(Score: 5, Informative) by DeathMonkey on Friday January 08 2016, @06:18PM
This "z0mg ISIS wants you to hate muslims!" conspiracy theory is getting old.
When one of the key architects of ISIS actually goes on record saying as much it tends to no longer be a conspiracy theory.
Al-Suri, Kepel said, had a vision: “a proliferation of blind attacks that will provoke lynchings of Muslims, attacks on mosques, harassment of women in veils, and create hotspots of war that will put fire and sword to Europe, seen as the soft underbelly of the West."
Hating Muslims plays right into the Islamic State’s hands [washingtonpost.com]
(Score: 2) by Alfred on Friday January 08 2016, @08:00PM
Maybe a few muslim nuts can get the whole country mad at all muslims then recruiting becomes easier. Or if a few muslim nuts blow something up then it is easier to get away with in a country where the natives all think the muslims look the same. Or if you need more of your nuts in a country get them in the stream of refugees going in.
There are many ways to get right through defenses and many ways to cripple a target from the inside. These tricks are not new and are not used by good people. So "provoking lynchings" and such is not surprising.
(Score: 3, Insightful) by FatPhil on Friday January 08 2016, @09:11PM
Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people; the smallest discuss themselves
(Score: 3, Insightful) by Runaway1956 on Saturday January 09 2016, @12:47AM
Uhhh, that doesn't make much sense. The Muslim population observes their very strict laws because - ENFORCERS! In most Muslim countries, there are morality police watching all the time. If/when the population escapes those sharia police, and they aren't being monitored all the time, they tend to act differently.
Yes, those intoxicated men are Muslim.
Google for stories about Saudi princes being investigated for drunkeness, sexual assault, and other immoral conduct.
Abortion is the number one killed of children in the United States.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 11 2016, @02:01AM
If it was for the purpose of jihad, then they probably would.
(Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Friday January 08 2016, @09:29PM
This is all about softening up nations for subservience.
Zoom out for the bigger picture: I don't like Islam, but even before all this started, the wider agenda in Syria / Iraq was known - to reduce the population density there substantially and remove organized government there. This is intended to create the necesary vacuum to easily instate US/allies controlled regimes that can govern for their handlers/financiers without difficulty. The strategy is dual, with an aim to weaken and ultimately destroy European culture/civilization in order to make it easier to govern. That is, if Europeans lose their cultural identity and become a mish mash of races and disconnected cultures, they will be unable to act in unison and won't pose meaningful resistance and thereby be easier to govern for matters that aren't in their interest - such as changes that remove their sovereignty and freedom.
(Score: 1) by D2 on Saturday January 09 2016, @03:44AM
Is this your opinion? I need to know before I suggest your sizing up your tinfoil hat...