German city "no-go zones" - bombshell

Well, well, well, folks have been saying this for years and conservatives have been told they were believing made-up nonsense, conspiracy theories and expressing outright bigoted hatred...

So, the Chancellor of Germany, the one who endorsed and allowed the massive refugee crisis is now admitting it...

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/03/01/angela-merkel-admits-that-no-go-zones-exist-in-germany.html

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/0...-fueled-violent-crime-surge-report-finds.html

 

I looked, found nothing, then used the search function and still found nothing on CNN about this. Nothing.

Same with NPR. I did find it using search on ABCnews, but had to search (kind of like a "we covered the story" CYA sort of thing)...

 

Berlin Neukölln, Munich Hasenbergl, Stuttgart Hallschlag, Frankfurt Nordweststadt...

Been sketchy 10-15 years ago. Wouldn’t want my daughter (or even myself) go there today.

They’re the Compton’s of one of the most modern countries in the world , created and groomed by liberalism.

However, general polulation is so brainwashed, they will tell you it ain’t even half as bad. Thanks to Friede Springer (news mogul) and the polished dung she prints for the gubberment

 

Didn't this cause lotsa problems just a few yrs ago with most of them (UK, France & Germany....maybe even Sweden) all denying it???
Man, I hope through their public pressure that the others cave in and admit it too.

 

But Britain is racist for wanting out of the EU.

 

People are marching against it and just labeled “overconcered dumb nazis”.

 

They may not be official, but every person in Milwaukee knew where you didn’t want to be after dark.

Probably no different than most cities.

 

Some of you may be missing the definition of "no-go zone". Sure, there are places in every town/city/country in the world that the average citizen shouldn't go to. However, what Merkel and others are describing are places where "police and other authorities" will not enter. That's far from the same thing.

When you have police afraid to enter, that's a whole 'nother ball-game... (or some other more appropriate metaphor...)

 

umm? Sorry, I don't get it.

 

He's alluding to the CSO that stayed outside the Florida school during the shooting.

 

I see.

 

Yeah, that wasn't all that esoteric.

 

No.

 

Your earlier post said "people" not "police" so I misunderstood you...

 

Generally those are used against a location that is barricaded vs an entire neighborhood. The closest comparison IMO would be high rise government project buildings. Though I think the police do go in but the effectiveness is limited.