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Lebanese Gangs: Police �No-Go� Zones in NRW, Germany
January 24, 2017

Lebanese invader crime�the product of decades of mass Third World immigration�is swamping cities in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, with up to 200 criminal acts being recorded in one city alone every day.

According to a report in the Badische Zeitung (Libanesische Familienclans beherrschen im Ruhrgebiet ganze Stra�enz�ge, �Lebanese family clans dominate the streets of the Ruhr�) there are over 200 criminal incidents in the town of Gelsenkirchen S�d every day.

The Badische Zeitung (BZ) said that there are distinct �no-go areas� for Germans in Gelsenkirchen S�d, and that the �explosive zone� starts at the �main railway station and extends to the southern part of Rotthausen, �ckendorf, and Bismarck.�

�They will spit on [police] patrol cards, and are highly aggressive,� Ralf Feldmann, head of the police station in Gelsenkirchen S�d said, referring to the Lebanese gangs.

�Often my people hear �Get lost, the road here belongs to us, you have nothing to do here,� Feldman added.

According to the paper, the area is so bad that �many Germans have long since fled.�

Now there are only �internet caf�s, betting offices, and shisha bars� to be found in the area, and unemployment is �exorbitantly high.� Some 90 percent of �Lebanese youth are, according to the police, without education and training.�

Feldmann went on to describe the �aggression and disrespect� which is directed daily at the police.

�If I wanted to prosecute all the offenses, I would have to write 200 charges every day,� he recently reported to a state Parliamentary Investigation Committee in D�sseldorf.

The committee is currently carrying out an investigation into �no-go zones� in the cities of Duisburg, Essen, and Gelsenkirchen, in which police patrols are no longer safe, the BZ said.
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Feldman said that in one area, Amtsdeutsch, the situation is so bad that it is known colloquially as �Angstraum� or �Hotspot.�

There, he said, �Lebanese clans share the streets with one another in order to pursue their criminal activities without rivalry: drug trafficking, protection money.�

One branch of a Lebanese gang, he explained, has a membership of over 1,400 in Essen alone.

He told the committee that three leading representatives of the clans had warned him that the police would not �win a war with the Lebanese because we are too many.�

When asked by a clueless liberal Federal Democratic Party (FDP) politician why the problem had not been brought under control, Feldman just �shrugged his shoulders and said that he was only a police area commander��in effect saying that he could not control who was coming into the country or the area.

It is sad to see a country being taken over from the inside by these invaders who were brought in by Mad Merkel for the islamification of Germany---------put troops on the streets with orders to shoot all gang members they find-------end of