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Parts of Europe resemble New Year WAR-ZONE as UK media remains silent

2 January, 2020
David Clews

New Year across the mainstream media saw extensive coverage of the Wild Fires devastating Australia which they are saying is a result of ‘climate change’. We at UNN think the scenes in Australia are devastating and send a message of support to all of those affected by these fires and also remember the devastation of the wildlife and animals.

However, the mainstream media in the UK is not reporting on riotous scenes just across the English Channel with many on social media feeling left bemused at the total lack of coverage. This is reminiscent of the 2015-2016 German Sex Attack scandal by immigrants that was unreported for days until the pressure from social media made it impossible to ignore.

A longstanding French tradition that sees youths in certain parts of cities torching scores of cars once again took place but with even greater levels of ferocity. The majority of these youths are from North African or French colonial backgrounds in areas know as banlieues.

 

Authorities have previously refrained from reporting on the number of torched cars on New Year’s Eve after it was discovered that a district-by-district breakdown was fuelling destructive competition between rival migrant gangs.

Added to that is that extra police are regularly deployed in sensitive areas on specific nights of the year to try to prevent the blazes.

The stats also showed that the departments most affected by the phenomenon were Haute-Corse in Corsica, Isere to the south east which includes Grenoble, and Oise, to the north of Paris. Rural areas with little or no ‘diversity’ do not witness the scenes that go on across the urban areas of France.

The custom of setting vehicles alight on New Year’s Eve reportedly began in the east of the country, around Strasbourg, in the 1990s, in the the city’s migrant neighbourhoods. It was then quickly adopted by youths in cities across the country.

Cars are often set ablaze whenever there is an outbreak of social disorder, as seen in the 2005 riots when hundreds of vehicles were torched.

The ONDRP’s Christophe Schulz told Le Parisien newspaper that there are diverse reasons that youths burn cars:

“Vehicle fires are often associated with a context of riots and urban violence. It can also be a ‘game’ to break the monotony, or it could be motivated by vengeance after a violent arrest. Or it could just be to get rid of a car used in a crime or as an insurance scam.”

Meanwhile notorious the notorious Brussels Ghetto area of Molenbeek saw disgusting scenes as emergency services were attacked. Eric Labourdette of the Liberal Trade Union that represents some of the fire fighters told the Brussels regional news platform Bruzz that “Just after midnight the fire service were called to extinguish a number of rubbish bin that had been set on fire. There were an awful lot of youths on the street and no police. In order to ensure the safety of the fire fighters it was decided not to stop”.

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A little later a fire engine did drive into the Piersstraat and it was there that it came under attack. The Brussels Fire Service said in a statement that the incident is deeply regrettable and that it wants the perpetrators to be caught and punished.

The Brussels Fire Service received 83 call outs on New Year’s Eve.

A total of nine cars were burned out by vandals in Brussels during the New Year’s Eve festivities. In the Brussels West policing area (Molenbeek, Ganshoren, Jette, Koekelberg and Sint-Agatha-Berchem) 4 cars were burned out. One fire spread to two adjacent houses.    

In the Brussel-Capital-Elsene policing area, a lorry, a scooter and 5 cars were set ablaze. The police spokesman Olivier Slosse told journalists that there were double the number of call outs during last night compared with a usual Monday evening.

As we discussed earlier this is not the first time the mainstream media hasn’t reported on these devastating attacks in predominantly immigrant areas. Wikipedia is often accused of having a left wing bias but look at what they had to say about German rapes:

During the 2015/2016 New Year’s Eve celebrations, there were mass sexual assaults, 24 alleged rapes and numerous thefts in Germany, mainly in Cologne city center. There were similar incidents at the public celebrations in Hamburg, Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart, Bielefeld and Frankfurt. For all of Germany, police estimated in a document leaked in 2016 that 1,200 women were sexually assaulted and that at least 2,000 men were involved, often acting in groups.

Many of the incidents involved women being surrounded and assaulted by groups of men on the street. Cologne police chief Wolfgang Albers stated that the perpetrators in his city were reportedly men of “Arab or North African appearance” and said that Germany had never experienced such mass sexual assaults before. The attacks sparked an international outcry, a debate about women’s rights, criticism over the sustainability of Germany’s asylum policy, and violence and sexism against women by immigrants from Arab countries and North Africa. Taking place during the European migrant crisis (see timeline), the attacks also led to a hardening of attitudes against immigration and attacks on immigrants.

Only a small number of the alleged perpetrators have been identified. By 9 April, police in Cologne had identified 153 suspects, 24 of whom were in investigative custody. Almost all of the suspects of the Cologne crimes were non-Germans; two-thirds of them from Morocco or Algeria. 68 suspects were asylum seekers; 18 were residing in Germany illegally, and the legal status of 47 others was unclear. Four suspects were underage, unaccompanied refugees. By July, four perpetrators had been convicted, and it was reported that half of the 120 outstanding suspects had been in Germany for less than a year, most of them from North Africa.

It was speculated that the assaults in Cologne were organized. Police said that some perpetrators used social media to meet for New Year’s Eve celebrations, but Ralf Jäger, Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia, said there was “so far no evidence that the perpetrators had arranged the assaults before New Year’s Eve”. Jürgen Mathies, the new Cologne police chief, said many of the perpetrators were from countries where they might be familiar with “this behaviour, where women are hemmed in and then abused by a large number of men at once”. According to both Jäger and Mathies, the suspects did not come from pickpocketing or organized crime gangs.

The Cologne assaults were not reported by the national media for days, and The Local says many news outlets started reporting it only after a wave of anger on social media made covering the story unavoidable. This led to claims that the media is forced into line and was attempting to cover up crimes by immigrants. Although Cologne Mayor Henriette Reker condemned the assaults, she was strongly criticized for some of her comments and was accused of blaming the victims. Cologne’s police chief, Wolfgang Albers, was transferred to provisional retirement for his handling of the situation. The police response and delayed media reaction met strong criticism from German citizens, with some placing blame on the European migrant crisis. The governments of Slovakia and the Czech Republic called for an emergency EU meeting following the assaults and various other EU governments made statements concerning the attacks.

On 7 June, a Federal Criminal Police Office report confirmed that most of the perpetrators were of North African origin and had arrived in Germany during the European migrant crisis. Investigative results about the perpetrators matched witnesses’ statements. Perpetrators benefited from low police presence and weak criminal prosecution. The report also linked the assaults to the purported phenomenon of taharrush jamai (collective harassment)[37] in some Arab countries.

Following the attacks, Germany updated its laws, making it easier to deport immigrants convicted of sex crimes and broadening the definition of sexual assault to include any sexual act that a victim declines through verbal or physical cues. Previously German law required a victim to physically resist their attacker.

So what conclusions can we draw from this?

Firstly this once again exposes the inherent bias at the heart of the mainstream media in the United Kingdom and the fact that the masses are unaware of what is really going in Europe. This could be met with the usual howls of ‘that’s a conspiracy theory’ well look at the way the MSM failed to cover the immigrant sex attacks in Cologne with levels of rape not seen in modern day Germany. The fact is that showing people from immigrant backgrounds setting fire to cars and rampaging across European cities does not suit the BBC’s pro Open Borders and Globalist agenda. Our studies of the BBC website have shown not even a SINGLE MENTION of these destructive scenes, it is farcical.

Secondly it exposes systemic structural problems within the EU where no-go zones are now common place and public service workers are unable to enter without fear of attack. Again this would be greeted with ‘it’s a conspiracy theory’ but as we have shown when a Fire Engine went to Pieertsraat it came under attack. Whilst the elites in the EU choose not to admit it their policy of open borders without any checks has been an absolute disaster and it is important to remember that hardworking decent immigrant families are now caught up in this.

 

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