9 thoughts on “Why Did Angela Merkel Push so Hard for the UN Migration Pact?”

1. She will finished Germany before she goes, like she promise ( UN Immigration Pact) that’s Her goal and agenda to finished Germany and Western Europe, be afraid Germans , be very afraid, this is just a beginning of this nightmare, she is a evil from hell ..

   • She might as well hang out a banner saying “Mission Accomplished”.

2. Re: “Why Did Angela Merkel Push so Hard for the UN Migration Pact?”

   Merkel is a past receipient of the Charlemagne Prize, also called the Kalergi Prize, awarded annually to the European who does the most to promote a “united Europe,” i.e., who does the most to advance the eradication of old Europe and its distinct nations, languages, borders and people.

   The question might as well be asked about President Macron of France, Prime Minister May of Britain, and EU President Jean-Claude Juncker, all allies and friends of Angela Merkel, as well as fellow traitors to European civilization.

   As for Merkel’s motives, they may be ideological, political, or arise from some other wellspring. She may loath Germany and Europe as they are now for reasons unknown. Perhaps she has been bought-and-paid for by a rich billionaire such as George Soros. Perhaps she is being blackmailed somehow, or otherwise coerced. Difficult to see that, given the apparent equanimity Merkel has had during her time in office.

   There is some evidence to suggest that Merkel has converted to Islam, albeit nothing definitive. She has been seen in public wearing the traditional Muslim headscarf required of all women going out in public. She was extremely friendly with Barack Obama, and remains friendly with Turkish President and Sunni Muslim Recep Erdogan. Merkel’s Islamophillic actions in office suggest someone who has become a Muslim, or at the very least someone sympathetic to them.

   In the wake of the Cologne mass assault on New Year’s Eve 2016, Merkel’s first concern was not for the safety and comfort of the victims, it was that no Muslim in German be subjected to”Islamophobia”…. very revealing, that.

   In the end, it is academic whether Merkel is actually a Muslim or not. She has behaved in ways favorable to them, taking their side against native Germans at every turn. She is in their camp, informally if not formally.

   • The Kalergi Plan is a eugenics program. When the Nazis dabbled in eugenics they were condemned for it but the Bolsheviks who have infiltrated everywhere are rewarded for their efforts with for example the Charlemagne Prize.

3. This is to prevent any legal action when she leaves office,she put the un up to it.

4. We have failed to remind ourselves where Angela Merkel has learned her trade — in the GDR. And she wasn’t a dissident there, she was already firmly on the career ladder in the late communist dictatorship. Today she doesn’t do anything differently than they did. Elections? They had them, too. The only thing that did was lure the resistance out so they could crush it.

   • “The only thing that did was lure the resistance out so they could crush it.”

     Briliant point.

     I think this is employed far more by our governments and by special interest groups than we can imagine.

5. The commentator said that Merkel had no talent at all. But, this is untrue. Her talent is exactly the same as the talent of Stalin: make up for a lack of eloquence, or even intelligence, by specializing in bureaucratic empire-building and manipulation in the shadows. Merkel’s lack of eloquence, or even comprehensibility, is a distinct advantage: it prevents her from being pinned down on any specific promise, or even any specific statement of fact.

   The discussion of the well-being of the German, or the European, people is totally orthogonal to her concerns. The statement, “she doesn’t care” is misleading, in that it implies there is some factor of her attention concerned with the well-being of anyone, whether positive or not.

   I kind of doubt if Germany signing the migrant pact is a sign of her looking back to prevent legal liability. I think she views legal liability the same way as Hillary does: as something outside her world, very unlikely to intrude.

   Of course the migration pact is an iron-clad commitment. It will be used by European and globalist judges as the basis for decisions, whose decisions will be used as precedents by other courts. Before long, you’ll have the provisions of the pact being taken as elements of common law, enforceable without specific legislation.

   I have no idea what drives Merkel. If I had to hazard a guess, I’d say a narcissistic will-to-power, in which she asserts her importance by imposing unpleasant and destructive consequences on other people just to show she can.

   The US has a chance of staying out of the mess, except that Trump is getting pulled into legal technicalities concerning whether he actually instructed Cohen to pay off the floozies for purposes of affecting the election. The Democratic strategy is very obviously to sidetrack Trump from any actions actually promised to his base constituency.

6. “I have no idea what drives Merkel. If I had to hazard a guess, I’d say a narcissistic will-to-power, in which she asserts her importance by imposing unpleasant and destructive consequences on other people just to show she can. ”

   I think she is given too much credit for this.

   It seems most of her party and a good chunk of Germans support all this and have for some time.

   As many German soldiers used to say during WW1 and WW2, they had to invade France and the low countries because those once great people had become slovenly and uncivilised. Somehow this mentality has not been expunged from the German psyche and many seem bent on reforming fallen Europe.

   Of course, they are sending in the wrong people this time if their goal is to bring civility.

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