Vaginal Traps Instead of Migration Policy: Germany’s Latest Absurdity

Spiked devices instead of borders: Europe’s surreal response to sexual violence.

Germany is facing an alarming rise in rape cases. In just five years, the number of reported assaults has increased by 49.5%, surpassing 12,000 per year. And yet, the institutional and academic response does not point towards a serious analysis of the causes or reforms that would effectively protect women. Instead of addressing the factors driving this violence—such as massive and uncontrolled immigration—the reaction is a grotesque distraction: proposing “trap condoms” with internal spikes designed to injure the attacker’s penis.

Not Bombed Enough.

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Germany Finally Wakes Up: Criminal Syrians No Longer Safe From Deportation

After the Austrian center-left coalition government became the first European country to deport a Syrian criminal earlier this week as part of a tighter asylum policy, Germany has now worked up the courage to do the same.

The German Interior Ministry announced on Saturday that it had instructed the federal migration office (BAMF) to take action against “dangerous Syrian individuals and delinquents,” a spokesman told AFP. 

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German army chief fired after blunt criticism of military

The head of the German army has been fired after he made a series of forthright public complaints about the armed forces.

Lieutenant General Alfons Mais, 63, is a bluff and popular figure who has made little effort to disguise his concerns about the state of the military.

On February 24, 2022, the morning when Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Mais wrote in a blog post that the German armed forces, known as the Bundeswehr, had been caught “naked”.

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Silencing the Opposition: Germany’s SPD Approves Plan To Ban AfD

Germany’s ruling Social Democrats have launched a push to ban the AfD, the country’s main opposition party and the second most popular in February’s election. The move follows a key resolution passed at the SPD’s party congress in Berlin on Sunday, which calls for setting up a legal task force to lay the groundwork for the ban.

What looks like just another attack on the so-called “far right” actually reveals a troubling trend in German politics: parts of the establishment are trying to rewrite the rules of democracy when a political party—backed by millions—dares to stand up to them.

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In eastern Germany, youths embrace nationalism, extremism

Right-wing extremism and racism have spread significantly in the city of Dessau, in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt. This has also become visible as graffiti: swastikas, pro-Hitler images and Nazi slogans are a common sight on the streets.

It’s become a trend across cities and regions in Germany — especially in the east. Holger Münch, head of the Federal Criminal Police Office, warned in May that authorities have increasingly seen a “radicalization of very young people with far-right views,” some of whom are organizing to “commit serious crimes.”


DW manufactures state propaganda.

The German establishment are so panicked by the success of the AfD they have begun arresting people for insulting politicians.

The Great Replacement will have great consequences.

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Four members of Syrian family ‘sexually abuse nine girls aged 11 to 17 at German swimming pool’

Four members of a Syrian family have been accused of sexually abusing girls aged 11 to 17 at a swimming pool in Germany.

The alleged incident took place at the Barbarossabad outdoor pool in Gelnhausen, Hesse, where five schoolgirls initially came forward and reported being assaulted in the water.

The children, who told lifeguards they had been sexually harassed, were reportedly sent back in the pool before police were called.

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Germany’s Social Media Crackdown

At 6:00 local time on Wednesday morning, police in Germany began a massive operation to crack down on people posting hate speech on social media. Remix reported that the Federal Criminal Police Office seized smartphones, computers, and tablets during raids involving over 100 different cases. The raids were conducted under a Criminal Code Paragraph 188 and were designed to take down those engaging in racism or other forms of hate speech. The outlet noted …

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Surprise: German Leftists Unhappy With Asylum Housing When It’s Near Their Home

It is said that people get more right-wing as they grow older. A quicker way to achieve this appears to be having a large number of asylum seekers housed nearby.

Almost three-quarters of voters in Kreuzberg—described as one of Germany’s most liberal districts—backed the three major left-wing (pro-migration) parties in the last federal election. The more right-wing parties did not achieve double-digit support.

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Muslim Pupils Harrassing “Non-Believer” Classmates in Hamburg

Muslims in Germany: Caliphate is the solution

There is a frightening trend in Hamburg’s schools: Muslim pupils are putting pressure on and harassing their non-Muslim classmates.

There have been reports of girls being bullied for dressing femininely and not wearing a headscarf; others have been called ‘pig-eaters,’ and are now wary of eating their sandwiches during break between lessons.

A father says he felt compelled to enrol his son in a new school because the old school made the mistake of concentrating many Muslim children in one class—with the result being that the few “non-believers” were bullied.

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German Police Purge Targets AfD Members

In an alarming display of ideological instrumentalization of state institutions, the Bundestag’s police commissioner, Social Democrat Uli Grötsch, has openly called for the expulsion of all police officers who are members of Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the country’s number one opposition party. The proposal has ignited a political storm, as it signals an unprecedented political purge within one of the pillars of the state: law enforcement agencies.

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The Mannheim stabbings are being memory-holed

The German establishment is desperate to obscure the Islamist motive behind this terrible tragedy.

A year after the deadly Islamist terrorist attack in the German city of Mannheim, the debate over what lessons to draw from it remains bitterly contested. Even the question of how to commemorate the attack, in which a police officer was killed and several members of the public seriously injured, has been anything but straightforward.

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Disguised “Agitators”: German Spy Agency Runs Thousands of Fake Social Media Accounts

German intelligence workers have reluctantly admitted they are running fake accounts on social media and are now unwilling to go into detail about their purpose.

287 such accounts are run by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution in Brandenburg alone, according to the response to a parliamentary question from the AfD. Party official Hans-Christoph Berndt said this suggests there could be “10,000 such disguised provocateurs” across the whole of Germany, joking that Erich Mielke—the Stasi boss whose tactics earned him the nickname “The Master of Fear”—“is back.”

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Germany Sees Record Number of Migrants Granted Citizenship

The German government handed out a record number of citizenships to immigrants last year, rising to nearly a quarter of a million passports, with Syrian and Turkish nationals representing the largest cohorts.

According to data collected by 13 of 16 federal states in Germany and provided to the Welt Am Sonntag newspaper, 249,901 foreigners were granted citizenship in 2024, the highest number since records began in 2000. This number surpassed the previous record set in 2023, when 200,095 people were awarded citizenship.

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Fake IDs, Lies, and Taliban Links: The Scandal Behind Germany’s Refugee Programme

Muslims in Germany: Caliphate is the solution

Germany’s Afghan refugee programme has come under fierce scrutiny following revelations that the government allowed thousands of migrants to enter the country with fake documents and fabricated stories—many with the active support of NGOs it continues to fund.

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