CRISIS IN GERMANY: Merkel Dismisses SPIKE in Violent Crime at the Hands of Muslim Migrants

Following the rape and murder of 19-year-old Maria Ladenburger, whose father is a legal adviser to the European Commission in Brussels, Angela Merkel is dismissing the increase in violent crimes in Germany, which are a direct result of her open-door policy to Islamic refugees. Ladenburger was killed by Hussein Khavari, an Afghan migrant who was living in Germany 

Wir schaffen das (we can manage it) are the harrowing words of Merkel, which she has been repeating throughout her globalist quest to bring as many refugees to Europe as possible. The brutal rape and murder of Ladenburger shows that Merkel’s words couldn’t be further from the truth. 

Despite public outrage over the influx of Islamic refugees and the growing amount of violent crimes committed against women by Muslim men, Merkel “said the rape and murder of a German student allegedly committed by a teenage Afghan asylum seeker and the arrest of a 31-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker over sexual assaults on two Chinese students were ‘terrible isolated incidents.’”

Merkel is running for re-election for a fourth term as Chancellor, but with the growing popularity of right-wing movements and anti-globalist sentiments across Europe, Merkel is sending mixed messages about the drove of Islamists she let in, as well as her stance on Islam. 

Recently, Merkel called for a burqa ban, stating, “the full veil is not appropriate here, it should be forbidden wherever that is legally possible. It does not belong to us.” However, one can’t help but ask the question. Aren’t rape and violent crimes against women inappropriate? And shouldn’t the people committing those acts be “forbidden wherever is legally possible?”

Merkel also received criticism earlier this week for downplaying the sexual assault of two Chinese students by 31-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker Zaid K, who arrived in Germany in 2015.

In 2015, Germany accepted more than one million refugees.