GERMANY: MASS PROTESTS SPREADING AGAINST MERKEL & MUSLIM MIGRATION

GERMANY: MASS PROTESTS SPREADING AGAINST MERKEL & MUSLIM MIGRATION 
BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
 

We can only hope it is not too little and too late:

Germans are not planning to stop protesting against
Angela Merkel and her migration policy. Several demonstrations have
already taken place and the next one will be on 24 February…..Most
protesters are concerned about how Germany is changing under Merkel and
about migrant violence against women and girls.

Yet these protests do come years too late. Then there was the sheer
irrationality of Merkel’s election win last spring. But freedom-loving
Germans can only hope that the old phrase better late than never will prove true in this case.

Cottbus, one of the cities where protests took place, recently imposed a
temporary ban on taking in new migrants, in hopes of stopping the
violent incidents that the city has experienced due to the Muslim
migrant influx.

It’s reasonable to think the protests will continue and
spread further across the country as migrant crime is still a hot issue
for many Germans.


“Mass protests against Merkel and immigration are spreading through Germany”, Voice of Europe, February 21, 2018:

Germans are not planning to stop protesting against
Angela Merkel and her migration policy. Several demonstrations have
already taken place and the next one will be on 24 February.
Most of Germany’s protests started after the shocking murder of the
15-year-old Mia, by an Afghan refugee. The girl was attacked and
murdered with a knife in a drug store in the town of Kandel.
A few courageous women started protesting in the city after it
appeared the mayor was more concerned about xenophobia than about the
safety of the citizens. The protest went bigger and later resulted in a
march for Mia under the motto: “Kandel is everywhere”.
Later there were protests in Cottbus, Hamburg, Dresden and Kandel
again. Most protesters are concerned about how Germany is changing under
Merkel and about migrant violence against women and girls.
Last weekend a “Women’s March” was organised in Germany’s capital and
thousands of women (and men) attended. While Antifa called the women
Nazis and disrupted parts of their route, their action can be considered
a success.
A new protest has now been planned on Saturday, February 24th in the
eastern German town of Cottbus. It’s reasonable to think the protests
will continue and spread further across the country as migrant crime is
still a hot issue…..

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SEE ALSO:
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2018/02/germany-merkel-stalks-out-of-parliament-after-afd-leader-hits-her-support-for-muslim-migrant-inundation