Yes, but people also start to connect the dots, quote from AUF1:

"Nach dem Terror auf dem Magdeburger Weihnachtsmarkt erhebt ein erster Augenzeuge schwere Vorwürfe gegen die Behörden. Nur an einer Stelle sei es möglich gewesen, mit dem Auto auf das Festgelände zu fahren. Doch: Weshalb war genau dieser Abschnitt nicht gegen Terrorfahrer gesichert gewesen?"

"After the terror at the Magdeburg Christmas market, a first eyewitness makes serious accusations against the authorities. There was only one place where it was possible to drive onto the festival grounds. But why exactly was this section not secured against terrorists?"

I love Germany, but people there are generally still in a coma regarding the world that they are in. They've been so conditioned and programmed after WWII to be "tolerant" and non aggressive, that they've allowed the enemy right inside their very home. Sad. Still most people haven't woken up to the COVID scam, let alone to the cabal destroying their country, their families, their lives, Europe, and ultimately the world.

@André

To be non-aggressive is a good thing, because aggression is the initiation of violence. The main problem in Germany still is the obedience to authority – especially the compulsory schooling is a disaster, because it turns free thinking children into compliant adults who fear to speak or fight for themselves.

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