The state minister for integration has warned Germans against the “hatred and malice” of anyone who might draw political conclusions after an Afghan migrant stabbed three people in Ravensburg town centre.
The Green politician, Manne (Manfred) Lucha, also said:
we will not let up in our continuing integration efforts across this city and beyond.
But did he particularly warn against those immigrants who are bringing undesirable beliefs and norms into Germany? No, instead, he slammed the German people who are rightly unnerved by the stabbings, accusing them of politicizing the stabbings, but he was the one doing the politicizing:
We will not allow ourselves to be divided by people who would abuse this terrible act for political purposes by spewing hatred and malice on all of us who stand up for unity in this city.
Shame on Lucha. Germany has been afflicted, like other European countries, with random stabbings, jihad attacks, mass rapes and sex assaults. German authorities even put up signs for migrants in public pools telling them what constituted inappropriate touching. Anti-semitism has also escalated in Germany (and elsewhere); even Angela Merkel pinned the rise on the growing Arab population.
Germany’s Deputy Finance Minister Jens Spahn once admitted that “imported imams lead to social disintegration” because of the Arabic language used to preach unsettling directives in mosques. So Spahn called for an “Islam Law” that would force a ban of Arabic sermons.
Germany’s integration Minister Manne Lucha is in a panic about the problem he has with migrant integration, a problem he would rather blame on the German people, who are tolerant and pluralistic, and were too welcoming to begin with.
Many German citizens are only now realizing what a big mistake an indiscriminate immigration policy has proven to be.
“Germany: Call for ‘Unity’ After Afghan Migrant Stabs Three in Town,” by Virginia Hale, Breitbart, September 29, 2018:
The state minister for integration has warned Germans against the “hatred and malice” of anyone who might draw political conclusions after an Afghan migrant stabbed three people in Ravensburg town centre.
A 21-year-old asylum seeker was taken into custody on Friday following the broad daylight attack in the Baden-Wuerttemberg town, which saw the migrant stab two passers-by at a bus stop before knifing a 52-year-old who tried to stop him with a restaurant chair several times.
Two Syrian asylum seekers aged 19 and 20 and a German were rushed to hospital, with one of the three having suffered life-threatening injuries, according to police.
Prosecutors said the suspect, who was previously reported to be 19-years-old, was suffering from mental illness and has been taken to a psychiatric facility, and revealed that the background of the attack was thought to be a workplace dispute.
Local media reports that the Afghan “had intended to settle this conflict with a colleague” on Friday afternoon in the town centre, but decided to attack random pedestrians when he didn’t show up.
Appealing for citizens to “stand together now”, Baden-Wuerttemberg integration minister Manne Lucha claimed he was shocked that such violence had taken place in Ravensburg.
“It goes without saying that the perpetrator will be held accountable with every means available to us … and, at the same time we will not let up in our continuing integration efforts across this city and beyond,” the Green politician said.
But he added: “We will not allow ourselves to be divided by people who would abuse this terrible act for political purposes by spewing hatred and malice on all of us who stand up for unity in this city.”….