Posted on 01/20/2017 7:09:42 AM PST by Olog-hai
Authorities in Germany have reportedly lost track of three radical Islamists who have been deemed a security risk. The government is under pressure to prevent a repeat of last month’s deadly attack on a market in Berlin.
Burkhard Lischka, a parliamentary spokesman for the Social Democrats, said three of the nearly 550 individuals identified as Islamist threats in Germany could not be found.
Speaking after a meeting of the internal affairs committee in Berlin, Lischka held up as a warning the case of Anis Amri, a failed asylum seeker from Tunisia who fell off the authorities’ radar despite long being regarded as a threat. Last month, the 24-year-old plowed a truck through a Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and wounding dozens more. …
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No worries. When you least expect it, they’ll “turn up” eventually.
No worries! 0bama probably smuggled them out of Germany and into the USA as one final FU to America on his way out the door.
*SPIT*
They are going to lose this war also, the same way, not by their lack of skill or technological might, but by their election of idiot leaders. And they lost their best people in the last war to boot.
Taking into consideration the recent trend of fake/false IDs (up to nine with the dead Berlin terrorist)....I’d say it’s likely that the three ‘lost’ Islamic guys are sitting out there in plain sight....having reverted back to a previous ID and the German cops are naive enough not to grasp this.
I’m kinda think a lot of folks (even regular Germans) might join this fake ID trend, and we could jump the population from 82-million to 90-million in just a few short weeks.
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