A group of Afghan and Syrian migrants armed with machetes attacked a disco in a small German village after two members of the group were thrown out by a bouncer. The attack occurred on Saturday evening at about 10 pm in Trebbin – a village of fewer than 10,000 inhabitants in the eastern German state of Brandenburg. After two of the migrants were rejected from entering the disco, the group of ten... 

Four years since launching her dubious open-door migrant policy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was again forced to defend it as she addressed her supporters in Brandenburg, Sputnik News reports. Merkel said her migrant policy had been Germany’s response to the exceptional situation generated by civil war in Syria and the rampant ISIS terror threat in the Middle East. The embattled Chancellor insisted... 

Germany’s far right AfD party looks set for a huge election win in a bombshell vote that could force Angela Merkel out early. The party stands a good chance of winning the most seats in the east of the country this autumn, which would be a serious blow to the German chancellor. Although the AfD’s poll ratings remain in the low teens for Germany as a whole, it’s expected to seize control of dozens... 

This is like Weimar Republic all over again… degeneracy, death, chaos, insanity… and you do know what comes after that, don’t you? Law and order! Risky masturbation kills 80 to 100 Germans a year, claims a Brandenburg physician who is shining a light on the unpredictable and often clandestine killer. Dr. Harald Voss estimates that one to two people per one million inhabitants are... 

Above and below: Crowds of Germans demonstrate in Cottbus this past weekend against the nonwhite invasion of their country. Following an increasing number of physical clashes between nonwhite invaders and Germans in two German cities, one of the affected towns, Cottbus in Brandenburg, has banned all “new refugees” from being “settled” in the town. In addition, the town of Wurzen, located in... 

A hacker group says Berlin may have software to spy on citizens. A number of other German states have followed Bavaria in confirming the use of a controversial software program to spy on people through their computers. The German justice minister has demanded an investigation. Several additional German states have admitted to deploying spyware in order to investigate serious criminal offenses, according...