An unspoken challenge to the Germans

Not every declaration of war is loud and clearly named as such. Sometimes it is enough to draw a wide ditch with a “we” on one side and a “you” on the other side. This is what the Iranian publicist Behzad Karim Khani did in his guest article in the Berliner Zeitung . "Integrate yourselves," is his message to all "organic Germans". The comment is nothing less than a reckoning with the country.

The topic of his contribution was actually the New Year's Eve riots in the Berlin district of Neukölln and the subsequent debate about violent migrant young people and their first names. Instead of focusing on the mostly Arab clientele, the Iranian focuses on the Germans and once again unpacks the theory of the perpetual criminal people.

“You know, strange things happen when you start two world wars and lose both. When you fight to the last bullet for the most perverse idea in history,” he writes with a noticeably contemptuous undertone. "Strange things also happen when you gas, shoot or exile almost all of your intelligentsia." In view of your German past, who can blame the young people of foreign origin for their reluctance to identify with local society, which just had a "rapid and community of appropriation”.

Apparently, migrants always belong to Germany when it comes to benefiting from the local social systems, using quotas to get to the authorities or get a passport. When it comes to integration, a German culture or identification, a different wind suddenly blows. Germany has not yet done enough apology for Khani. After all, synagogues and Jewish schools in this country still need police protection. He ignores the fact that the (potential) perpetrators mostly come from his own culture, so that in the next breath he will dish out attacks on the “apartheid state” of Israel.

"We migrants will probably inherit this country"
Khani's text clearly shows the escalation of German immigration policy. The Germans are no longer in a position to make demands. They let it go for too long. While there was initially a discussion about whether Germany should take in “refugees”, the question soon became just how many. While migrants previously stated that they were only interested in equality, many are now saying more and more bluntly: We are taking over this country.

According to the publicist, anyone who does not want to accept this has had more or less bad luck. He is absolutely correct in naming the demographic downward spiral that is brewing in Germany: “You dear organic Germans are dying out, and your country will need around 400,000 new workers for the next 15 years, i.e. around one million immigrants a year. We migrants will probably inherit this country.” He does not formulate the development as a warning, but as a triunf card. “So we could play for time here. For a time you don't have."

More than every fourth person in this country now has a migration background. It is enough to visit the inner cities here to become aware of the pace at which the Germans are being ripped from under their feet. But fate is self-chosen. Childlessness, open borders, welcome signals are just a few symptoms of self-abandonment with a shrug of the shoulders. Germany is the booty that must not be won by force, but is humbly laid at the feet of its new masters. Just think of Green Party politician Kathrin Göring-Eckardt, who said in 2015 with regard to the mass influx of migrants to Germany: “Our country will change, and drastically. And I'm looking forward to it!"

Immigration is not only tolerated, it is encouraged
Göring-Eckardt's statement marks an important finding, which can also be found in the guest article in the Berliner Zeitung: immigration is no longer an indifferent "let it happen" by the superiors. Social diversification is being specifically promoted precisely because of the debt narrative. "Perhaps we should see that if you start a world war for the idea of ​​racial purity, you might find yourself forced to become a country of immigration after it is defeated." - "The Arabs are the revenge of the Jews on the Germans."

So the supporters of “social diversity” in the Federal Republic, who are often of foreign origin, are well aware of the fatal consequences of mass immigration for Germans? Suddenly, the unregulated immigration does not seem to be an "enrichment" but a punishment.

"We are here. Not only for your pension funds, but because we make sure that the Aryan nightmare never becomes a reality in this country," Khani says, referring to himself and other migrants. In the meantime, the prospect of the Federal Republic as an ethnically German national state was so remote that even "Nazis" had given up this dream.

The Iranian makes no secret of his dislike of the Germans, their history and identity. He heralds a new era in the failure of the Federal Republic. A friendly relationship between newcomers and locals no longer seems desirable. Now it's about questions of power.

Source: Junge Freiheit