28 thoughts on “German State TV Tells Its Audience What to Think And Feel About the Murder of Mia in Kandel”

1. The murder is 1% of the news story. The news story is 99% pre-emptive hit-piece against anyone who joins the dots between this murder and the Merkel policies.

2. €45-50 billion per annum on refugees, €37 billion on defense. Whose side is Germany on? NATO has outlived its usefulness to America. We and our allies simply do not have the same priorities or values.

   • NATO was never about defending the European nations, but to suppress them. See exhibit A, the bombing of Serbs, when they tried to fight back to the Moslem attack…

     • Good point.

     • 100 % correct !! IMHO NATO has become a tool of the glabalists.

3. Germans appear to be, over a long span of time, very gullible.

   • Dinner for the wolves. Yum!

4. Merkel will never surrender power. She is a Stasi plant. Collapsible communism, reerecting itself in West Europe. There is a war coming.

   • Yes and subsequent war trials.

5. Someone coined that phrase: “I could not eat as much as I need to vomit”.

   Right from the start the Blonde reading from the cue-card suggesting that the reaction to the “deed” (by the Right, of course) was JUST AS awful as the “deed” itself, has my blood pressure going for a new record. Comments on a slaughter = slaughter ??!!!

   Anton in his “point-by-point” commentary (an excellent but I suspect labor-intensive idea) writes: “…(the initial report about Mia’s death lasted 20 seconds…). I read that the excuse for not/minimal reporting of this Slaughter was that they “do not usually report on (mere) domestics”.

   The leftist (Rainbow-Antifa?) thugs at the silent march of decently mourning people, were described as “Anti-Racists”.

   And lastly, what I think about the pontificating end sermon by the impeccably coiffed female in decor-matching blue would possibly get GoV into trouble, but I can’t resist to ask, rhetorically of course: does she sleep with that priest/bishop of Cologne who switched off the lights of the Dom to push one of the first Pegida Marches in the West into darkness ?

   • “I could not eat as much as I need to vomit”.

     KEEPER!!!

     If ever there was a more succinct meme for how I feel about the entire willkommenskultur mass suicide-pact, I’ve yet to see it.

     Thank you, Rita.

     • pssst NorseRadish…thanks, but I stole it – from where I dont know 😉

   • “… suggesting that the reaction to the “deed” (by the Right, of course) was JUST AS awful as the “deed” itself, has my blood pressure going for a new record.”

     That is a staple of German “debate culture”. It has been drummed into them for so many years that they sincerely believe it without hesitation. A “hate comment” directed towards a murderer is just as awful as the murder itself.

6. Too many of Germany’s citizen’s are dumbed down and domesticated. Mia’s father, I believe, still supports Germany’s immigration policies. In my version of an alpha male society, the father would privately hunt Abdul D. into a very narrow corner, tell him a story about which he knows the ending to, and then execute him. In that kind of society Abdul would be running for his life.

   • This is part of the problem. In the West, people have become over-civilized. That would be okay if one did not then issue an open invitation to barbarians who do not operate by the same rules.
     – Hence, all we have in response to savagery is “education” and “training”. Savages only understand violence. But we are too “civilized” for that.

     • Disagree that Westerners are “over civilized.” Daily life in America is very crude and rude. Try going into a typical high school, walmart or family at dinner time, or try driving on a major freeway in an city with rush hour traffic.
       No, people don’t take things into their hands because they do not want to go to jail, and lose everything they have worked their whole life for. That’s the main reason in my opinion.

7. Nazism never died in Germany…they went underground for a whale ..
   Now they are officially resurfacing..

8. Propaganda used to be free, but today, taxpayers in many western countries are forced to pay for asinine government mandated propaganda media.

9. I would like to add that, initially, state news did not report on this murder at all.
   Just as in the case of Maria Ladenburger, only the outcry on Social Media eventually forced them to mention it, the 20 second clip that Anton mentioned.

10. Roger Scruton:
    “The Iron Curtain of censorship that came down in the wake of Powell’s speech has not lifted anywhere, if the EU has its way, it will be enshrined in the criminal code, with ‘racism and xenophobia’ – defined as vaguely as is required to silence unwanted opinion – made into an extraditable offense throughout the Union.
    The problem with censorship, as John Stuart Mill pointed out a century and a half ago, is that it makes it impossible for those who impose it to discover they are wrong. The error persists, preventing the discussion that might produce a remedy, and ensuring that the problem will grow. Yet when truth cannot make itself known in words, it will make itself known in deeds.”

11. The opinions of the ‘psychologist’ are political and legal in nature; and rather utopian at that.

    Any decent psychologist is concerned not by what humans ought to be (‘everyone needs to come together’) but how they are. And the human drive to protect and nurture their social-kinship group is, though at a relatively very weak ebb in the West, still perhaps THE primary motivation of all life, including among humans. Whatever the legal rights and wrongs of this case, we are really looking at the kind of very basic urges Darwin spelled out – the battle for genetic survival. Something the psychologist entirely misses, in his focus on legality, politics, and the post-modern ethics of human rights, etc.

12. Reading the commentary and the text of the report itself, several issues stand out clearly.

    1) Different people have different wiring for processing information. I’ve noticed it with my sister and myself. It’s like the Orwell double-think, except that people by-and-large either program themselves, or are simply hard-wired in their neurons to see things differently. In other words, the news reporter and social psychologist (I use these professional terms loosely) are not consciously spreading propaganda: they are using their own world views pretty honestly. They have no comprehension whatsoever there is a valid opposition viewpoint.

    The strategy of the Democrats in the US and left-wing parties in general is to import as many of these people as possible. Their socialist, tribalist brain wiring will not change and they will provide reliable voters and foot-soldiers for the totalitarian bureaucrats of government.

    2) Government control or influence over broadcasting or any other communications media is deadly. It permits news organizations like ARD and its reporters to totally ignore the formal requirements for a balanced presentation.

    A corollary of this is that people who look to government for the solution to abuses like the Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter censorship are missing the point. By conceding the right of government to regulate content, even if it’s to specify (for now) that no content can be filtered out, the ironclad protections of the First Amendment are weakened. In other words, for the immediate convenience of not having to find alternatives to YouTube and Twitter, patriots are giving up their future rights to unregulated publishing of their views.

    http://www.vdare.com/articles/paul-nehlen-what-vice-com-wouldnt-post-about-my-proposed-shallnotcensor-legislation

    3) It is obvious that the mental-health and cognition professions, like psychiatry and social psychology, are thoroughly politicized and have turned completely away from empirical science. I’m thinking of the “psychiatrist” from Yale who declared Trump to be mentally unfit for the Presidency.

    http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/367362-lawmakers-briefed-by-yale-psychiatrist-on-trumps-mental-health-report

    • Thank you for that thought provoking post. I begin to think that the extreme political divide we see in this era can be attributable to the observation that people are wired differently such that ” They have no comprehension whatsoever there is a valid opposition viewpoint.” Yet we somehow need to breech the political divide lest we devolve into social chaos. We nearly have in demonstrations by groups such as Antifa.

      • Jonathan Haidt is good on this stuff – try reading ‘The Righteous Mind’ or watching him on youtube.

    • “They have no comprehension whatsoever there is a valid opposition viewpoint.”

      Yes indeed, this is an excellent point RonaldB, Thank you.

      The MSM people are simply uneducated persons who repeat whatever they are told to say.

      The best person I know to express plain simple thoughts is Ben Shapiro. Another who is brilliant at leading
      left wing idiots into the deep water, where they flap and flounder, is Tucker Carlson. Both on Utube.

13. At least 35 years ago, we hosted some kids who were spending a semester living in our Connecticut town and attending the same high school as our kids. One of the “boys” was from land-locked and arid Botswana and he was very much taken by the greenery of New England. He was very well-spoken, charming and good looking and while we walked around a pond across from our home, he casually mentioned that he was 33 years old!!!!!

    I was very vigilant about letting my kids socialize with this group and was very glad we didn’t host any of the group in our home, but didn’t tell anyone as I had no proof he said it.

14. Cool. Let us wait for the next victim. It shouldn’t be long. Perhaps they will be able to reuse the segment.

15. As I listened, I could hear the noise of the American media. No alternative point of view or, if there ever is one, it will be outnumbered by screaming voices from the left. The war in the streets is coming, and no force can stop it now.

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