moonflyte
Community Member

on ‎16-09-2015 11:32 AM

We can expect this to happen when uncontrolled migrants invade your country then riot because they have not got what they want.

 

I love the German people and they have been burdened for decades with the guilt of Hitler but that's no reason for Merkel to open up a coountry to social upheaval and hotbeds of resentment, we can all sypmpathise with the German people.

 

Merkle has made a mistake of huge proportions and now she's trying to close the gate, too late.

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Anonymous
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In response to bluecat*dancing

on ‎16-09-2015 11:32 AM

@bluecat*stopsdancing wrote:

Oh, and I best tell my German friends that deep down, they are Nazis and it will be the fault of refugees if their inner nazi is released.

I have a German uncle, I best let him know, too.

are they currently in germany?

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azureline**
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In response to Anonymous

on ‎16-09-2015 12:14 PM

My niece and her family (dual citizenship) are currently living in Germany, she believes that the German people are doing it for all the right reasons but also feel they have such a lot of guilt to try and overcome.

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Anonymous
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In response to lal-au0

on ‎16-09-2015 01:20 PM

what's your opinion on merkel's response

to the refugee crisis?

 

 

(was it you who expressed support for 

pegida?)

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bimberiretrosystems
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on ‎16-09-2015 01:32 PM

this is truly frightening-

 

http://news360.com/article/311820821#

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Anonymous
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In response to bimberiretrosystems

‎16-09-2015 01:45 PM - edited ‎16-09-2015 01:47 PM

@bimberiretrosystems wrote:

this is truly frightening-

 

http://news360.com/article/311820821#

http://m.snopes.com/isis-flag-refugees-germany/

 

 

The incident captured in the image (a protest by Muslims over a far right political group’s announced plans to display caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad) took place in Germany in May 2012. As such, the photograph could not also depict ISIS fighters who infiltrated Germany among a wave of Syrian refugees in the latter part of 2015.

bluecat*dancing
Community Member
In response to Anonymous

on ‎16-09-2015 02:24 PM

Yes, some are.

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"There is nothing more; but I want nothing more." Christopher Hitchins
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j*oono
Community Member
In response to bimberiretrosystems

on ‎16-09-2015 05:32 PM

@bimberiretrosystems wrote:

this is truly frightening-

 

http://news360.com/article/311820821#

'Isis flag' picture that claims to show refugees attacking police goes viral — and is a lie

 

A picture that purports to be of refugees carrying Isis flags and attacking police has been shared widely on social media this week — but the picture is old, probably doesn't show an Isis flag, and has nothing to do with refugees.

 

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/isis-flag-picture-that-claims-to-show-refugees-attack...

Joono
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kilroy_is_here
Community Member
In response to j*oono

on ‎16-09-2015 05:49 PM

Isis operatives are not going to walk into a country waving a flag , they will go in quietly and strike when they are well prepared at a time that will provide maximum effect 

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