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1 - Today marks the fifth anniversary of the mass sexual attacks in Cologne.
Around 1000 Muslim men, most of whom had only arrived in Germany a few months before, claiming to be refugees, subjected 100s of German women celebrating New Years Eve to savage racial + sexual assault

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They stuck their fingers up their vaginas and anuses, and inside their bras.
They shot fireworks at them.
They robbed them.
Some were raped.
The truth came out on social media + when the scale could no longer be denied, they tried very hard to pretend that it was nothing to do with Islam
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If 1000s of white, Christian men had walked into a Muslim country and racially and sexually assaulted 100s of Muslim girls celebrating Ramadan?

But then I’ve lived in Muslim countries and knew what was coming.
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