Merkel silent after deadly knife attack on women in Würzburg

This was initially reported by German magazine Focus, but soon afterwards the information was put into a politically correct perspective: “Whether the hate messages found were ISIS material cannot yet be confirmed, and neither can a connection between the material and the crime.”

Jibril A. announced shortly after his arrest that the act was “his jihad”, that is, his personal contribution to the “holy war” against the infidels. The hopes of some political and media actors that the crime could be dismissed as a madman’s rampage have however been crushed under the weight of these facts.

The Chancellor, Angela Merkel, reacted to the terrible bloodshed in Würzburg by keeping silent: No on-site visit, no expression of sympathy for the female victims, no compassion and not even a hypocritical show of support. Her refusal to take responsibility has been shameful and unworthy of a head of government.

The chairman of the AfD parliamentary group in the German Bundestag, Alexander Gauland, responded to the fatal knife attack in Würzburg by the rejected asylum seeker: “After the terrible knife attack in Würzburg, which shook us all, it is not enough to mourn the victims and then go back to business. We have to name those who are politically responsible for this act and finally draw the conclusions. To be very clear: these three people could still live without Merkel’s irresponsible policy of open borders. Because the perpetrator came to Germany from Somalia in 2015, the year the border was opened.

“And even after that, politics failed: the victims would not have to be mourned by their families if the man whose asylum application was rejected had been deported immediately afterwards. This fact is particularly worrying given the steadily decreasing number of deportations. How many potential assassins are still in our country even though they should have been deported long ago?

“After this bloody act, the politically responsible in the federal and state governments are not allowed to fob off the citizens with generalities and appeasements. They must finally take responsibility for their policy of open borders and must not again downplay the act of Würzburg as an individual case.”