Extroverted Multicultural Enrichment in Europe

Multicultural enrichment is shared with great extroversion in countries whose native populations have been slated for ethnocide via demographic displacement.

In France, a garrulous guy came up to somebody filling his car at a gas station:

He demanded of his victim, a 20-year-old man from Paris, ‘Give me your car or I’ll cut your throat’. The stranger escalated his threat by saying: ‘This is my battle today’ and that he was ready to ‘blow up the petrol station’, according to a police source. He then began reciting suras from the Quran and shouting ‘Allahu akbar’.

The sura reciter is described as a “30-year-old from Versailles.”

In Germany, train passengers were enriched with Islamic prayers:

On Intercity Express 821 (Essen – Munich), a train attendant drew the attention of two officers from the Bavarian state police to a man displaying unusual behaviour. The 17-year-old German was harassing fellow travellers, including by means of Islamic prayers. When approached, the native Rhinelander behaved extremely uncooperatively. Instead of identifying himself and showing a ticket, he shouted loudly and jumped onto a table in the compartment. In the subsequent attempt to calm him down and stop his behaviour, he physically attacked the two officers, spat at them, insulted them and slightly injured them.

The native Rhinelander temporarily escaped, but cops found him outside Starnberg station…

…kneeling in the bushes. In a prayer position, he played music or prayer-like recordings on a mobile phone.

They don’t make native Rhinelanders like they used to.

But wait, he couldn’t be a native German — because there is no such thing. The word “biodeutsch” has been deleted from the German Newspeak Dictionary:

The term biodeutsch constructs a racist, biological form of nationality. … In this way, ‘being German’ is justified via an appeal to nature for the purpose of demarcating and devaluing Germans with a migration background. biodeutsch and the associated nouns … are in line with other words such as “passport German” and “authentic German,” which serve to ascribe unequal characteristics to groups of people who are equal before the law, thus classifying them hierarchically. This division into supposedly “real” Germans and second-class Germans that goes hand in hand with the use of biodeutsch is a form of everyday racism.

That is, to suggest there is such thing as a German in any meaningful sense is racist and therefore verboten.

It is possible that the protagonists of the stories above actually are French and German. Not likely though.

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