‘NO MUSLIMS ON GERMAN SOIL”

‘NO MUSLIMS ON GERMAN SOIL” say thousands of German patriots as they rally outside the Berlin train station against Angela Merkel’s tsunami of Muslim invaders

Submitted by IWB, on May 8th, 2016

 

by BNI

The Daily Mail calls them “far right wing extremists” but they are hardworking German citizens who see their country being devastated by Angela Merkel’s policies to take in millions of Muslims looking for a free ride or worse…looking to turn Germany into an Islamic state by violent jihad as well as population jihad.

“No Islam on German soil”

UK Daily Mail  (h/t Brenda & Terry) Demonstrators held signs with slogans like ‘No Islam on German Soil’ and ‘Merkel Must Go,’ while waving German flags at the rally on Saturday afternoon in the capital.

About 1.1 million migrants crossed into Germany last year from the Middle East and North Africa raising concerns nationwide about how the country would cope with the influx.

Still, the rally drew only about a fifth of the numbers organisers had expected and several counter-protests were being held around Berlin in support of Merkel.

Even as demonstrators chanted their ‘we are the people’ mantra common to all recent far-right rallies, onlookers outside the police cordon shouted back ‘no you’re not.’ There weren’t any immediate reports of clashes between the two sides.

“When wrong becomes right, resistance becomes obligatory” and “Merkel must go”

This week Merkel said it was important that people understood her immigration policies which have caused her personal ratings to plummet.

She said: ‘We have to ensure that Europe is a project that people understand,’ adding that a key message that has to hit home is that ‘it’s better with Europe than without Europe’.

“Patriotism is not a crime”

German politicians from across the spectrum criticised the anti-immigration party on Monday after it declared Islam incompatible with the constitution.

Germany is home to nearly 4million Muslims, about 5 per cent of the total population. Community leaders have called on politicians to ensure that no religious community be disadvantaged and that Islam not be defined as a ‘foe’.

Public backing for a German far-right party is at its most popular in its history – just days after it said Islam was incompatible with the country’s constitution.

Opinion polls have given Alternative for Germany (AfD) support of 15 per cent – gaining significant ground on Chancellor Angela Merkel’s main coalition partner, the centre-left Social Democrats. Formed only three years ago on a eurosceptic platform, AfD is now Germany’s third strongest party, according to a recent survey.