AfD do nogu potukao CDU u njemačkoj pokrajini Mecklenburg Vorpommern

Na izborima za lokalni parlament njemačke savezne pokrajine Mecklenburg – Zapadno Pomorje (Mecklenburg – Vorpommern) u nedjelju vladajuća Kršćansko-demokratska unija (CDU) doživjela je velike gubitke i poražena je od desno-populističke Alternative za Njemačku (AfD) što se doživljava kao poraz izbjegličke politike kancelarke Angele Merkel koja i sama dolazi iz ove savezne pokrajine.
AfD je, prema izlaznim anketama javnih servisa ARD i ZDF s 21 posto glasova postao druga po redu najjača stranka u Mecklenburgu – Zapadnom Pomorju. Odmah iza AfD-a se nalazi CDU s 19 posto što je 3,7 posto slabiji rezultat nego na posljednjim izborima za lokalni parlament prije pet godina.

Najviše glasova, 30,3 posto, osvojila je vladajuća Socijaldemokratska stranka Njemačke (SPD) tako da je unatoč gubicima u usporedbi s posljednjim izborima, kako SPD-a (5,3 posto) tako i CDU-a, moguć nastavak dosadašnje koalicije između socijaldemokrata i demokršćana.
Na trećem mjestu se nalazi stranka Ljevica s 12 posto dok se stranka Zeleni s pet posto nalazi na rubu izbornog praga. Obje stranke su u usporedbi s posljednjim izborima doživjele velike gubitke

Deutschland wird wieder Exportweltmeister
Nach einer Prognose wird Deutschland 2016 China als größten Exporteur der Welt überholen. Verantwortlich dafür ist vor allem die starke Nachfrage aus einem Krisenkontinent.

Samo par dana gledaš TV kanale iz Njemačke i lako vidiš da ih jednostavno bombardiraju propagandom. Jadne izbjeglice, jadna djeca u ratu, jadni migrant kojeg je nacist nožem napao. Pa odnekud izvuku primjer kako je migrant našao posao i gule po tome u svim vijestima kao bijesni psi. I tako unedogled.
Pri tom skoro ništa o kriminalu i silovanjima koje migranti rade.

A dobro, nek nastradaju ove perjanice političke korektnosti prve za primjer normalnim narodima svijeta.

Angela Merkel's German allies call for Christian migrants to be given priority over Muslims, a BAN on Islamic veils and new rules that arrivals must 'socially integrate'

By JENNIFER NEWTON FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 11:40 GMT, 8 September 2016 | UPDATED: 12:25 GMT, 8 September 2016

German chancellor Angela Merkel's political allies have called for Christian migrants to be given priority in moving to the country and for Islamic face veils to be banned.
The CSU, which works alongside Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party, has demanded the tougher immigration rules and also said that new arrivals must socially integrate and learn German.
The German chancellor has long advocated an open doors policy to migrants with her country welcoming more than one million asylum seekers last year.

But the CSU, which has long and feverently attacked her liberal stance, plan to present their proposals for new migrants at a meeting tomorrow.
'Germany must stay Germany,' declared the five page paper, which pulls no punches, seen by AFP.

'We are against our welcoming country being changed through migration and waves of refugees.'
A mass influx like the one seen a year ago, when tens of thousands of refugees a day entered Germany through Bavaria, 'must under no circumstances be repeated,' it argued.

The CSU, based in the deeply conservative and mainly Catholic south Bavaria, said Germany must set an upper limit of accepting 200,000 refugees a year and otherwise give preference to migrants 'from our Christian-occidental cultural sphere'.

It added that 'a state must decide by itself whom it accepts - it's not the migrants who decide'.
It also wants to ban the full-face covering burqa, calling it 'a uniform of Islamism, a huge barrier to integration and a symbol of the repression of women that is unacceptable in our culture'.
'Those who don't want to live without the burqa and niqab should find another country.'

The party also reiterated its long-standing opposition to admitting Turkey to the EU, or granting its citizens eased visa conditions to the bloc as part of a deal to halt the refugee flows to Europe.
The move comes days after the right-wing populist and anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) beat Merkel's party in a state vote.
Merkel, whose long-stellar approval ratings have taken a dive amid the refugee crisis, has warned all political parties against a race to the bottom where they adopt the xenophobic rhetoric of the anti-Islam AfD.

Ist die Arbeit mit Flüchtlingen generell schwieriger als mit anderen Gruppen?

Nein, im Gegenteil. Wir haben es auch schon mit ehemaligen Drogenabhängigen oder Inhaftierten versucht, aber geklappt hat es nur mit Flüchtlingen. Wer hierher kommt, eine Sprache lernt und eine Ausbildung abschließt, der leistet schon was. Es kommen wirklich schwierigere Gruppen zu uns als Flüchtlinge. Und wenn die Integration klappt, ist die Loyalität bei Flüchtlingen sehr hoch – das kann man für Geld nicht kaufen.

Three Syrian asylum seekers are arrested in Germany after tip-off that ISIS sleeper cells are planning carnage similar to Paris attacks

Suspects came to Germany via Turkey disguised as refugees last year
Identified only as Mahir Al-H, 17, Mohamed A, 26 and Ibrahim M, 18
They entered the country with fake passports created by ISIS' forgers
Travelled from the Middle East in the same boat as two Paris attackers
By ALLAN HALL IN GERMANY FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 09:46 GMT, 13 September 2016 | UPDATED: 16:17 GMT, 13 September 2016

Police have arrested three refugees at asylum seekers homes in Germany on suspicion of plotting terror attacks for Islamic State.
Officers of the elite GSG9 anti-terror police swooped on two migrant homes in Lower Saxony and in the far north of Germany in SchleSwig-Holstein bordering Denmark.
Three Syrians identified only as Mahir Al-H aged 17, Mohamed A, 26, and Ibrahim M, 18, were taken into custody along with their mobile phones and computers.

The terror suspects arrested in an asylum seekers home in Schleswig-Holstein arrived in Europe with fake passports crafted for them by ISIS forgers and accompanied by two of the Paris attackers.

They landed in mid November aboard a refugee ship which docked at the Greek island of Leros.
Two of their travelling companions killed themselves with suicide bombs outside the Stade de France stadium in Paris on November 13 last year.
Two more conspirators aboard the vessel were arrested in the Austria city of Graz in December.
'Specific orders or instructions have not yet been determined so far,' said a spokesman for the Federal Prosecutor's Office.

The suspects were placed under intense surveillance for several months, including bugging their phones and tailing their every move in an operation that cost tens of thousands of pounds.
German interior minister Thomas de Maziere said the Isis terror suspects seized on Tuesday were probably a 'sleeper cell' with links to the Paris attackers of last year.
More than 200 police officers, including members of the special unit GSG 9, swooped on the suspects after weeks of covert surveillance.
At a press conference de Maiziere said the Federal Criminal Office - Germany's FBI - had evidence linking them to the Paris killers, including evidence that their false papers were made by the same forgers in the same workshop.

'We waited for the right moment to arrest them,' said de Maziere, confirming they had been 'closely' monitored beforehand.
He also cautioned against thinking all refugees were terrorists.
He also said that investigators had no evidence that a concrete plan for an attack had been formulated by the three suspects

A further six apartments were searched and material taken away by police who swarmed over the regions in over 200 vehicles in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Media reports said the men came to Germany disguised as refugees last year and were awaiting orders from jihadist superiors in their homeland about what and when to strike.
A Germany returnee from the Syrian battlefront, who is now serving four years in a German jail for membership of ISIS, told intelligence agents earlier this year that the terror group is keen to pull off a spectacular outrage in Germany similar to the Paris slaughter a year ago.

Mahir Al-H received weapons and explosives training in Raqqa, the capital of the so-called Islamic Caliphate, in September 2015 before being sent west the following month posing as a refugee.
Together with his accomplices he was told to lay low until commands were issued for them to strike.
Internet and mobile phone intercepts are understood to have led to their arrests.

They were seized with considerable amounts of American dollars and their mobile phones had special communications software installed.
They reached Germany via Turkey and Greece.
Only last weekend interior minister Thomas de Maziere warned that there are over 500 Islamic militants in Germany capable of forming themselves into independent 'hit teams' to commit atrocities.

He said there were at least 520 'potential attackers' in Germany - a nation on edge since two Islamic State-inspired attacks in July in which the attackers were both refugees.
He said another 360 'relevant' people were known to police because of their 'close proximity' to potential killers.
His comments lend more credibility to right-wing parties like the Alternative for Germany (AfD) which has for long argued that Isis fighters mingled with the 1.2 million migrants who came to Germany in the past year.

'The terror threat now stems from foreign hit teams as well as fanatical lone wolves in Germany,' de Maiziere said in an interview with Bild newspaper.
'The hit teams are secretly smuggled into Europe and prepare their actions without being noticed, as we saw with the attacks in Paris and Brussels,' he added.
'But it's even more difficult to uncover the fanatical lone wolves.
'Unfortunately, there is a real and present danger from both threats.'

Authorities say they are doing everything possible to monitor 'the potential terrorists' and pointed out that there have been more investigations and arrests this year.
Despite their efforts de Maziere added: 'The authorities are assuming there are undiscovered lone wolf terrorists out there.'
The AfD has seized on the attacks to criticize Chancellor Angela Merkel's migrant policies and beat her party into third place in elections a week ago in her home state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

De Maiziere said Islam did not bear within it the 'seed of terrorism' and appealed to all Muslims to distance themselves from Islamist terrorism, urging people to recognise radicalisation patterns within their communities and intervene.
'It is an abuse of the religion to carry out assassinations in the name of Islam,' de Maiziere added.