BREAKING: Thousands of Germans are currently protesting in Magdeburg against Mass Immigration after the Christmas market attack by a Saudi Arabian immigrant yesterday. The people of Germany are NOT going to play nice anymore. They’ve had enough.

Didn’t you know, Cillian, he was really an AFD supporter?🙄 How dumb do the authorities and the MSM really think people are? 🤨🤨🤨

They really treat us like fools, Dave, and then they’ll throw us in Jail if we dare to say anything that goes against the State-approved narrative! 🤯

"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

Let us hope this is not just a flash in the pan Either we stand up and fight or our cultures are finished

Each native in Western civilisation must first make themselves capable of being a robust leader for their people while at the same time being ready to support the birth of a great leader who will not cower when faced with danger, who has unbending loyalty, and who has complete tunnel vision for his folk. You will spot this saviour by the look in his eyes, the expression on his face, and the honesty of his words. Don't ever believe that it's too late, for if this were the case, then they wouldn't need to pump us with propaganda day in and day out.

Germany has had enough. Rise. Rise German. Make them remember you.

This is one of many terrorist attacks against our open and democratic society. We should be able to go to Christmas markets & football matches without fear. The people of Europe have had enough.🙏🇩🇪

The fact is he was given asylum when he shouldn’t have. Rapist murdering cunt !

I respectfully wrote this article on yesterday's terror attack. I dedicate it to the victims, the families, and the people of Germany. Yesterday, the heart of Magdeburg was alive with the sounds of joy and celebration. The Christmas market, a cherished tradition, buzzed with laughter, the aroma of mulled wine, and the warmth of families coming together to share in the season’s magic. Then, in a matter of moments, that joy was torn apart. What moments before were hands holding cups of hot cocoa or tightly clasped with loved ones became hands stretched in desperation or trembling as they clutched injuries. Among the five lives lost was a nine-year-old child, a symbol of innocence shattered by senseless violence. Over 200 others bear physical and emotional scars, and the silence that now blankets Magdeburg speaks louder than any siren. A Christmas market is more than just a collection of stalls or twinkling lights—it’s a symbol of unity and tradition, a place where generations gather to weave their stories of joy and belonging. Yesterday, that symbol was desecrated, leaving behind a void that words struggle to fill. Chancellor Olaf Scholz stood among the wreckage today, laying a white rose for the victims, but the sorrow etched on his face mirrored the grief of an entire nation. Magdeburg’s Cathedral, its spires usually a beacon of peace, opened its doors to a flood of mourners. Candles flickered in the dim light as a sea of strangers and neighbors came together, their shared grief making them family for a moment. A child’s drawing placed among the flowers read, "Warum?"—Why? It’s a question that haunts everyone now, but especially the parents who will never hear their child’s laughter again, the friends who will face empty seats at dinner, and the survivors who will carry this day with them forever. Across Germany, there is fear, but there is also resolve. Strangers held hands in cities far from Magdeburg, joining together in moments of silence. Church bells tolled for the lost, their echoes carrying a plea for unity in the face of tragedy. While debates on security and immigration policies reignite with fervor, the heart of this nation beats for its people—for the innocent, for the broken, and for those who must rebuild. This wasn’t just an attack on a market or a city. It was an attack on hope and togetherness, but Magdeburg is already proving that neither will be defeated so easily. Volunteers are pouring into hospitals, donating blood, and offering support to the injured and grieving. Families are lighting candles on their windowsills, a quiet rebellion against the darkness that tried to steal their light. The road ahead is steep, and healing will not come overnight. Yet, in the tears and heartbreak, there is also resilience. Magdeburg will mourn, but it will also rise. For now, the city grieves, holding tight to the memories of those it has lost and leaning on the strength of its people. Love and unity will light the way forward because, in the face of terror, humanity’s courage always prevails.

German authorities, UK too, don’t understand this is a justified mass reaction to extremely dangerous criminal behaviour — it’s not a rejection of multiculturalism. #MagdeburgAttack

The people are sick of it and want change. You can't blame them when their country is being invaded by undocumented thugs from uncivilised countries