BERLIN/BAD OEYNHAUSEN. Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser (SPD) is with her Statement on the fatal attack by a Syrian Twenty-year-old Philippos T. in Bad Oeynhausen caused considerable criticism. At a local SPD conference she attributed the murder to “failed social integration”.
The chairman of the Federal Police Union Heiko Teggatz was shocked: “This is simply unbelievable! I am speechless. This can no longer be topped in terms of disrespect,” he wrote on X.
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Islam expert Ahmad Mansour criticized the Minister of the Interior on LinkedIn: “This justification is unbearable for me.” It is “remarkable how some people repeatedly, like a mantra, attribute the reasons for such actions to social circumstances and never place the responsibility on the citizen. perpetrator, but on the person who is looking for a majority society.” Faeser’s justification is “a form of racism because it disempowers migrants and never lets them take responsibility for their actions.”
‘Faeser must resign immediately’
The parliamentary director of the CSU regional group in the Bundestag, Alexander Hoffmann, called on the SPD politician to resign: “If the minister seriously wants to seek responsibility for the deaths from the population, she must resign immediately,” he said. Image-Newspaper.
At the party event, Faeser complained – as can be seen on a video – that the perpetrator had to live in a refugee shelter for eight years: “A young person who knows nothing else,” she said in a regretful tone: “And I I think we have much more need to talk about this form of failed social integration.”
Faeser spreads false information
However, this does not correspond to the facts, as a spokesperson for the city of Bad Oeynhausen emphasized. The suspect has never lived in a city home. Instead, he moved from Pforzheim to Bad Oeynhausen last year, where he lived in an apartment with his family as a tolerated asylum seeker.
There was also criticism from Bundestag Vice President Wolfgang Kubicki (FDP): “I am deeply concerned that Ms Faeser is stating that German society owes a debt to migrants,” he said. Image-Newspaper. The problem is that many crimes have had no serious consequences for the alleged perpetrator. (fh)
