What was the reason for opening Germany's borders? There is no country worldwide that has done such a thing. Merkel never explained it to parliament or people, Willy Wimmer, former State Secretary of the CDU (German Christian Democratic Party), told RT.
RT: France has suffered another act of terror but Germany itself just witnessed a string of violent attacks by refugees and migrants. Why are so many becoming radicalized?
Willy Wimmer: There are two or three reasons for that. The first is that for years, since the war against Belgrade in 1999, we destroyed our southern neighborhood between Afghanistan and Mali. The NATO wars against these people they destroy everything and therefore I think we shouldn’t be surprised that our wars now come back to our own countries and we have fatalities here.
The second reason is face that just last year our Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel, opened the German borders. Our borders are under-protected and we don’t know how many people came into the country and we don’t know how many terrorists joined them… In our neighboring country, France, there might be other reasons. They have some problems with the people coming from their old colonies. So we have a mixture from all these problems, and I think the main problem we face is we are hostile to our neighbors, we go for war everywhere, and as long as we continue with such a policy I think we will face a real tragedy in France or Germany sooner or later.
What was the reason for opening Germany's borders? There is no country worldwide that has done such a thing. Merkel never explained it to parliament or people, Willy Wimmer, former State Secretary of the CDU (German Christian Democratic Party), told RT.
RT: France has suffered another act of terror but Germany itself just witnessed a string of violent attacks by refugees and migrants. Why are so many becoming radicalized?
Willy Wimmer: There are two or three reasons for that. The first is that for years, since the war against Belgrade in 1999, we destroyed our southern neighborhood between Afghanistan and Mali. The NATO wars against these people they destroy everything and therefore I think we shouldn’t be surprised that our wars now come back to our own countries and we have fatalities here.
The second reason is face that just last year our Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel, opened the German borders. Our borders are under-protected and we don’t know how many people came into the country and we don’t know how many terrorists joined them… In our neighboring country, France, there might be other reasons. They have some problems with the people coming from their old colonies. So we have a mixture from all these problems, and I think the main problem we face is we are hostile to our neighbors, we go for war everywhere, and as long as we continue with such a policy I think we will face a real tragedy in France or Germany sooner or later.
Source:
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/353568-france-germany-terror-attacks-wimmer/
RT: France has suffered another act of terror but Germany itself just witnessed a string of violent attacks by refugees and migrants. Why are so many becoming radicalized?
Willy Wimmer: There are two or three reasons for that. The first is that for years, since the war against Belgrade in 1999, we destroyed our southern neighborhood between Afghanistan and Mali. The NATO wars against these people they destroy everything and therefore I think we shouldn’t be surprised that our wars now come back to our own countries and we have fatalities here.
The second reason is face that just last year our Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel, opened the German borders. Our borders are under-protected and we don’t know how many people came into the country and we don’t know how many terrorists joined them… In our neighboring country, France, there might be other reasons. They have some problems with the people coming from their old colonies. So we have a mixture from all these problems, and I think the main problem we face is we are hostile to our neighbors, we go for war everywhere, and as long as we continue with such a policy I think we will face a real tragedy in France or Germany sooner or later.
What was the reason for opening Germany's borders? There is no country worldwide that has done such a thing. Merkel never explained it to parliament or people, Willy Wimmer, former State Secretary of the CDU (German Christian Democratic Party), told RT.
RT: France has suffered another act of terror but Germany itself just witnessed a string of violent attacks by refugees and migrants. Why are so many becoming radicalized?
Willy Wimmer: There are two or three reasons for that. The first is that for years, since the war against Belgrade in 1999, we destroyed our southern neighborhood between Afghanistan and Mali. The NATO wars against these people they destroy everything and therefore I think we shouldn’t be surprised that our wars now come back to our own countries and we have fatalities here.
The second reason is face that just last year our Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel, opened the German borders. Our borders are under-protected and we don’t know how many people came into the country and we don’t know how many terrorists joined them… In our neighboring country, France, there might be other reasons. They have some problems with the people coming from their old colonies. So we have a mixture from all these problems, and I think the main problem we face is we are hostile to our neighbors, we go for war everywhere, and as long as we continue with such a policy I think we will face a real tragedy in France or Germany sooner or later.
Source:
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/353568-france-germany-terror-attacks-wimmer/
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