Sexual Terrorism: A Reflection of the 2015 New Years Eve Assaults in Cologne


Related imageOn New Years Eve of 2015, over 1200 German women were sexually assaulted, mostly in Cologne, but also in other German cities.  It is estimated that over 2000 perpetrators took part in these assaults.  They ranged from purse-snatching, pulling off clothes, groping, and in several dozen cases, rape.  Even a Cologne police woman was groped.  Who were the perpetrators?  Well of the 153 arrested. only four were German citizens.  The rest were illegal immigrants or "asylum seekers" from the Middle East and North Africa that the nation of Germany welcomed as refugees.  


Not surprisingly, the pro-immigrant mayor of Cologne, Henriette Reker, tried to dismiss this as a "cultural misunderstanding."  However, there was no misunderstanding.  The mass abuse of women by Muslim men is not about "confusion."  These men knew what they were doing.  For over 2000 men to conduct such a widespread sexual assault in one night required careful planning and undertaking.  Shamil Shams, a Muslim journalist of Pakistani origin attests to this.  In a written statement he said "I am a person from a Muslim background who has been living in Germany for many years, and I have always been treated with respect.  I feel safer in Germany than in Pakistan. . . What happened in Cologne happens regularly in my homeland, Pakistan.  The men are never ashamed, never feel guilty, and never  show remorse about the way they treat women in their part of the world.  The men who sexually assaulted these girls were not demented, they did not suffer lack of understanding, they knew what they were doing, and they did so with contempt for European cultural views and its people."  

German feminists Alice Schwarzer was likewise horrified.  She stated "In Germany we have never seen this before: mass sexual violence in public with a powerless police looking on."  She also agreed with Shamil Shams that this was a planned attack, and that the Islamist repression of women that is so well known in Saudi Arabia, Iran, & Afghanistan is now coming to Europe.  This was in the words of French feminist "Sexual Terrorism."  "The Islamists are at war with the West, and this sexual violence is a war strategy."  


Sources:

"Germany Shocked by Cologne New Year Gang Assaults on Women."  BBC.  Jan. 05, 2016.  Accessed from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35231046.

Noack, Rick.  "Leaked Document Says 2,000 Men Allegedly Assaulted 1,200 German Women on New Years Eve."  The Washington Post.  July 11, 2016.  Accessed from https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/10/leaked-document-says-2000-men-allegedly-assaulted-1200-german-women-on-new-years-eve/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5c6ba8fe48c3.

Yousseff, Michael.  "The Barbarians are Here: Preventing the Collapse of Western Civilization in Times of Terrorism."  Franklin TN: Worthy Publishing, 2017.

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