Germany's failure of a chancellor raises the issue of Jews feeling unsafe
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Angela Merkel, the German premier who enabled over a million Muslim illegal immigrants to enter the country (and no doubt, there've been plenty more in the past few years since), talks about how German Jews don't feel safe there:
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday marked the 70th anniversary of the Central Council of Jews in Germany by declaring: “Many Jews do not feel safe, do not feel respected in our country. This is one part of today’s reality and it is one that causes me grave concern,” Deutsche Welle reported.But don't expect her to acknowledge the continued promotion of Islamofascism within Europe is but one of the reasons why antisemitism survived in its current forms. Nor can she be expected to make convincing efforts to get the jihadists out of the country, mostly because their local belief in liberal guilt's making it exceedingly difficult to take a solid stand. Based on this, her "concerns" ring hollow.
In a keynote address to the Council, Merkel Merkel said it is a shame that anti-Semitism “never disappeared” from Germany. In fact, she stated, today this scourge is “more visible and without restriction.”
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