"MOHAMAD INSULTS ME! I AM AFRAID OF HIM!"
Die Welt
http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschl...ad-beleidigt-mich-Ich-habe-Angst-vor-ihm.html
A Polish woman is murdered in Reutlingen by a Syrian. For the police, this is a case of "relationship problems". But things are not all that simple. The government in Warsaw is pointing at another culprit.
Mariusz Skrzypczak has never met Jolanta K., although the Polish community of Reutlingen is limited. Skrzypczak was almost a witness to the death of 45-year-old Polish woman, who was called Jola by friends. A brutal act of violence in broad daylight, right in the center of the quiet town in Swabia.
The Reutlinger-by-choice wanted to get his ten year old daughter a milkshake at Burger King. Minutes before, a young Syrian named Mohamad had stabbed Jolanta K. with a kebab knife nearby. Then the offender had gone running through the town centre, wielding his machete. He injured five people.
As the Skrzypczaks arrived, Jolanta K.s corpse was hidden under a white towel in a small passage, the 21 year old offender was lying in handcuffs on the sidewalk. "My daughter still does not understand what happened," said the Pole.
The father of three, who has lived in Germany for 16 years, feels much the same. Perhaps that is why Skrzypczak has joined the funeral march for a woman whom he did not know personally. He says he simply wants to commemorate the deceased.
A political message he has not. And yet: "In Germany there are so many perpetrators of violence from Syria," Skrzypczak lets slip out. He is not a racist, he says, of course not, he knows that not all Syrians are violent. "But we find it important that this is not swept under the carpet."
According to the
Bundeskriminalamt the involvement in crimes in Germany of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan or Iraq is "significantly below average". Nevertheless, even Syrians continue to be guilty of "acts against life".
In the Eifel region a 33-year-old stabbed his wife, who wanted to leave him. In Munich a 30-year-old Syrian woman paid with life, because she had separated from her husband. In Reutlingen it hit a woman from a different culture and religion who apparently fell victim to the possessiveness of a frustrated narcissist. That's unusual. Emotions run high.
About the terrible death of Jolanta K. everyone now has a different story. Right-wing groups march across the marketplace of Reutlingen with a banner reading "Remigration - Integration has failed".
Rüdiger Weckmann, district chairman of the Reutlingen Linke (left wing), immediately took the opposite stand: "What happened on Sunday was a relationship problem. Simply because the man is Syrian, the case must not be abused for political purposes."
The shockwaves of Jolanta K.s fate have even reached the highest political spheres. The Polish foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, a National Conservative, has made the German government indirectly responsible for the violence.
"The security services and the German politicians are responsible for security in Germany," he said. "We expect them to clarufy why this murder happened."
Last Monday, one day after the bloody incident, the Reutlinger police had an explanation ready: a Beziehungstat, a "murder because of relationship problems". From very early on possible psychological problems of the attacker were mentioned and the fact that victim and offender knew each other. Jolanta K. and the perpetrator would have been a couple.
This caused the outrage of many Poles, who see it as a posthumous humiliation and mockery of Jolanta K. - not only because in the eyes of the public often the complicity of the victim is presumed when a Beziehungstat is mentioned.
A woman who was letting herself in with a violent offender and drug user known by the police, is ultimately to blame herself for her fate, it is often said in such cases.
Acquaintances and friends doubt that this intimate relationship actually existed between the Catholic mother of four and the Muslim refugee from Aleppo who was not even half her age.
Although a spokesman for the city of Reutlingen assures: On the night before the crime Jolanta K. was encountered by security personnel in the refugee accommodation when she was leaving the single room of the Syrian man. That Saturday Jolanta K. would have returned from a five-day home visit to the Polish town of Dabrowa Tarnowska, where her eight year-old daughter lives with her grandmother.
But a friend contradicts this. Jola was certainly not in those lodgings on the night in question, the 30-year-old Justyna Butkiewicz (name changed) says. She has spoken with Jola late in the evening. Jola was in her room in the guest house.
"Jola had no romance. She worked hard to send the children as much money as possible."
Friends describe the 45-year-old Jolanta K. as friendly and cheerful. After a divorce, she had come to Germany in order to keep her family afloat with cleaning and auxiliary jobs. Since two months, she complained that a Syrian had fallen in love with her.
Mohamad harassed Jola and called her over and over again, he wanted to marry her. She always turned him down. Twice she has seen this with her own eyes, Justyna Butkiewicz says. Even at noon, a few hours before the fact, she spoke on the phone with the friend who worked as a cleaner in the same kebab snack bar as Mohamad.
"Jolanta said, 'Mohamad's on drugs, he insults me all the time. I am afraid of him, I do not know if he will hurt me'...."
The police are now investigating with ten-member team. But spokesman Björn Reusch does not want to let go of the idea of a
Beziehungstat: "The two knew each other. Thus, the criterion of
Beziehungstat is satisfied.."
However, the term does nowhere near clarify everything.
BBM
What's a woman reputation or even her life for that matter when it comes to protecting your WillkommensKultur?
She came to Germany to work.
She worked menial jobs.
She lived in a guesthouse.
She sent all the money she could save to her four children at home.
She was a devout catholic.
Only in the minds of those who are deranged in every politically correct sense, a woman from this background would hook up with a jobless, aggressive, drug using Syrian refugee. Because Mohamed was quite a catch AND the same age as her elder children. What more could she wish for?
This makes me so angry, I am rapidly turning into a Polish Nationalist Conservative myself.
No law, no International Treaty obliges Germany (or any other country) to welcome or to keep those who damage their society.
This is a little known fact, but it still is a fact. There is no legal obligation.
If they nevertheless insist on keeping them within their borders, this is all of their own volition.
http://www.gea.de/region+reutlingen...t+ermittlungen+wegen+mordverdacht.4917380.htm
The suspect was known to the police for various offenses, including for assault, violation of the narcotics law and property crime. He came to Germany about a year ago.
None of the above, not even in combination, was enough to halt the asylum procedure.
Yet, when about 150 people, among them many from Poland, held a peaceful march in memory of the murdered woman, t
he police was present with 130 officials, including six cavalry forces and four dog handlers,
WillkommensKultur is a mental disease. Women, children, elderly persons, will suffer from its consequences.
:rose: Rest in Peace, Jolanta.
