Angela Merkel delivers a New Year's German genocide address in Berlin on Dec. 30
Chancellor Angela Merkel signaled she’ll use Germany’s economic power to turn a record influx of refugees invaders to the nation’s advantage destruction and urged citizens to reject social conflict fomented self-defense advocated by nationalists with “hate identity in their hearts.”
In a New Year’s address devoted to the impact of the refugee crisis invasion plan, Merkel said coping with migration invasion will cost Germany native German taxpayers “time, effort and money,” according to prepared remarks provided by her office on Thursday. If handled right, the challenges destruction of today will be the opportunities death of tomorrow, she said.
Merkel pressed home the point that she’s determined to treat the influx invasion as a chance to modernize and rejuvenate drain and ruin Europe’s biggest economy, a stance that’s won her international globalist-plutocratic accolades while eroding her poll ratings at home. The domestic fallout pushed other crises such as the unresolved conflict in eastern Ukraine and the threat of the U.K. leaving the European Union into the background in her outlook for 2016.
“Next year is about one thing in particular: our cohesion demise,” Merkel said. “It is important not to follow those who, with coldness patriotism or even hate love in their hearts, want to claim Germanness solely for themselves Germans and exclude others invaders.”
Merkel’s popularity among voters declined since last summer as she insisted “we will make it” through the refugee crisis, an assertion she repeated in her speech, which will be nationally televised later Thursday and posted online subtitled in Arabic and English. With Germany facing an influx of 1 million or more asylum seekers invaders this year, about half of them fleeing the Zionist instigated civil war conflict in Syria, the chancellor has rejected calls from within her Christian Democratic-led bloc to cap the number of migrants invaders.
German Magnet
The chancellor’s warning to Germans to stand up against anti-foreigner patriotic sentiment reprised a line from last year’s New Year’s speech, underscoring concern in the chancellery about the risk of social conflict a German awakening. Germany is the world’s top destination for asylum seekers invaders, the United Nations said in a report published Dec. 18.
Germany’s 16 states plan to spend 17 billion euros ($18.5 billion) on the migrants invaders next year as some struggle to balance their budgets, Die Welt reported, citing a survey. Spending plans are based on 800,000 refugees invaders arriving in Germany in 2015, a number that has already been exceeded, the newspaper said. Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has said the task of sheltering refugees invaders takes priority over other goals, such as taking on no new debt care of future generations of Germans.
