Invasion Europa: A Subhuman Flood of Mud People

Br.IanVonTurpie · Tue 01 Mar 2016

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/01/world/europe/greece-macedonia-border-refugees-riots.html?_r=0&referer=https://www.google.com.au/

ATHENS — It was a scene of a type that could become all too common in coming months: Thousands of increasingly desperate people backed up at the frontier between Greece and Macedonia on Monday, stymied in their efforts to reach Germany. A group of angry asylum seekers busted through a razor-wire fence. Armed police officers fired tear gas as frenzied crowds chanted, "Open the border!"

Less than a week after Austria and nine other European countries took steps to stem the flow of refugees from Greece toward Germany and other prosperous countries, the spasm of violence on Greece's northern border brought to life the perils of the European Union's inability so far to settle on a common policy to address the migration crisis.

Rev.Cambeul · Fri 04 Mar 2016

Africans attack Australian film crew. Australian media censors the story.

Quote from: Australian MSMMasked men attack 60 Minutes crew in Sweden

https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/masked-men-attack-60-minutes-crew-in-sweden/news-story/acdf5f61158f5a647bf35ef4283beaa8

A FILM crew from Channel Nine's 60 Minutes program have been attacked in Sweden by a "group of masked men" while filming a story about the European migrant crisis.

The team, which included the Nine Network's veteran reporter Liz Hayes, were visiting the Stockholm suburb of Rinkeby when a group of young men attacked the film crew and ran over a cameraman's foot and injured one of their producers.

Quote from: Swedish MSMhttp://avpixlat.info/2016/02/29/australiskt-filmteam-attackerade-och-misshandlade-i-rinkeby

Via Google Translator

The film crew spoke with the residents there did not seem aggressive, but told of how nicely they had in Rinkeby with so many cultures. All said they liked it. But when the police disappeared, without telling the team, circled direct a group of young African masked men around the photographers.

A photographer was attacked and received a blow on the mouth with a closed fist so that the bloodshed occurred. A jar was then discarded into the camera. At the same time attacked another photographer who also was beaten right across the chin so that a tooth loose.

The team quickly decided to leave Rinkeby but with pictures of everything that happened to them. They told me that they were in Somalia, Syria and Iraq, but nothing like that has just happened to them, they had never experienced anywhere else.

Rev.Cambeul · Fri 04 Mar 2016

Hanover, Germany: A 15 year old Muslim girl who cops now say was furious at having to move away from the Islamic State has been arrested following a shocking stabbing attack on a German officer that was caught on video.

Turn the sound down so you don't have to listen to the Jew jibber jabber

https://www.google.com.au/search?num=100&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=moroccan+teen+girl+stabs+german+police+officer

Rev.Cambeul · Fri 11 Mar 2016

'Cologne is every day': Europe's rape epidemic

News Corp (Australia) | 11 March 2016

http://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/world-economy/cologne-is-every-day-europes-rape-epidemic/news-story/e2e618e17ad4400b5ed65045e65e141d

GERMANY, Sweden and other European countries are facing growing public unrest amid a wave of reports of sexual assaults since the Cologne attacks.

New York-based conservative think tank Gatestone Institute has compiled a shocking list of sexual assaults and rapes by migrants in Germany in just the first two months of the year.

Drawing only from German media reports, the list documents more than 160 instances of rape and sexual assault committed by migrants in train stations, swimming pools and other public places against victims as young as seven.

German police use terms such as "southerners" (südländer), men with "dark skin" (dunkelhäutig, dunklere gesichtsfarbe, dunklem hauttyp) or "southern skin colour" (südländische hautfarbe) to describe the alleged perpetrators.

Authorities across the country have been accused of downplaying the true extent of the problem by suppressing information about migrant-related crimes, ostensibly due to a "lack of public interest".

Police are also wary of fuelling civil unrest amid a rising number of attacks on migrants and shelters by right-wing vigilante groups. In response, Germans are increasingly turning to social media to spread information.

A German Twitter account, @XYEinzelfall ("individual cases"), has created a Google map to track police reports of crimes allegedly committed by migrants across the region. "Cologne was just the tip of the iceberg," the page says. "Cologne is every day."

Rapes (purple), Attacks on children (red), Violence (blue) and Murders (black) committed by so-called migrants across the region.

Most recently, three girls aged 15, 16 and 17 were assaulted over two hours by a mob of up to 30 migrants at a shopping centre in the northern city of Kiel.

Since the attack, which began when two Afghan men began stalking the teenagers and sharing photos on social media, other women have come forward to report similar experiences.

"Groups of young men gather at the Sophienhof [shopping centre] every evening," a restaurant owner told the Kieler Nachrichten newspaper.

"What they do here is unacceptable. The moment they see a young woman wearing a skirt or any type of loose clothing, they believe they have a free pass. It is about time migrants are made to understand: things in Germany function differently than in their home countries."

However, refugee advocates have warned against tarring all migrants with the same brush, noting that the alleged crimes are rare incidents in the context of the enormous number of migrants who have come to Europe.

More than 1.1 million migrants flooded into Germany in 2015 and the country is expecting 3.6 million to arrive by 2020, according to internal government estimates.

UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women Dubravka Šimonović told Time that "against this background, we are currently speaking about incidents that must be carefully studied to establish any patterns and links".

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After the Cologne attacks, which German authorities and media initially attempted to cover up, Justice Minister Heiko Maas described the incident as a "completely new dimension of organised criminality".

A total of 1075 criminal complaints have now been filed over the Cologne attacks, including 467 alleging crimes of a sexual nature ranging from insults to rape.

Last month, prosecutors said most of the suspects were refugees. Cologne prosecutor Ulrich Bremer said 73 suspects had been identified, of whom 12 were linked to sexual assaults.

He said earlier reports describing only three of the suspects as refugees were "total nonsense". Mr Bremer told The Associated Press that "the overwhelming majority of persons fall into the general category of refugees".

Some entered Germany saying they wanted to apply for asylum, while others had formally filed an application. Among the 15 suspects in custody was a Moroccan asylum seeker who entered Germany in November.

One female police officer in the northern city of Oldenburg told local newspaper Nordwest-Zeitung she feared a breakdown of public order in summer, when women begin to wear more revealing clothing. [more ...]