German Media Declares: 'We Are in the Fight For Our Lives, Arrest and Deport Anyone Who Shouts Allahu Akbar' (Video)

In a recent and alarming episode of the German news program “Achtung Reichelt,” journalist Julian Reichelt shed light on the deepening crisis in Germany, where Hamas supporters have openly taken to the streets, chanting for a free Palestine and shockingly, calling for the death of Jews. The gravity of the situation is intensified by the realization that the integration of millions of third-world immigrants, primarily Muslims, is deemed impossible.

The program commenced by unveiling a video that starkly illustrated the detachment of the political elite from the harsh realities on German streets. Against the backdrop of Muslim marches and the unsettling sight of Taliban flags waving in German cities, Allahu Akhbar battle cries, and roaring war declarations, the Mayor of Berlin, Kai Wegner, was captured dancing in his tuxedo, seemingly indifferent to the violent Islamic turmoil gripping his city.

Reichelt underscored the situation’s urgency, declaring, “If there is still a chance for integration, it would, at most, be us who would have to integrate.”
He painted a dystopian picture of a future caliphate where German children are forced to submit to Islamic norms in all areas of public spaces if they don’t want to get hurt.

The program laid the blame squarely on former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, her followers, and their successors, accusing them of destroying Germany through a fatally flawed migration policy. The call for an immediate border closure and fortification became a resounding rallying cry to salvage what remains of the nation.

Dramatic scenes from the streets of Berlin were vividly captured, showcasing Muslims openly expressing support for Palestine and advocating for the establishment of a caliphate. Shockingly, Mayor Kai Wegner was shown dancing in his tuxedo, seemingly oblivious to the unrest unfolding in his city.

The program didn’t shy away from criticizing political leaders for their failure to comprehend and address the crisis, drawing parallels to past incidents where leaders failed to take decisive action during similar situations.

Reichelt lambasted the lenient response to threatening Islamic demonstrations, sharply contrasting it with the forceful suppression of other protests just two years earlier, including demonstrations for civil rights and against the misguided obligation to vaccinate. The program argued that allowing demonstrations calling for the destruction of Germany and the imposition of Sharia law is unacceptable, calling into question the sincerity of political leaders’ statements.

The language used by political figures was criticized as being out of touch with the gravity of the situation. The program asserted that the fight for Germany’s future is underway, and citizens feel abandoned in a land of empty words.

The program detailed statements from various politicians, including the Premier of North Rhine-Westphalia Hendrik Wüst, who declared that those advocating for a caliphate were simply wrong in Germany. Reichelt questioned the effectiveness of such statements in deterring Muslims wanting to conquer Germany and eradicate Jews.

In response to the severity of the situation, the program argued that political language and actions taken must align with the gravity of the circumstances, stating:

“We are in the middle of the fight for our lives. We are in the middle of a battle for everything that is near and dear to us, for everything that makes this country worth living. We will defend our country and the free future of our children unconditionally. We will stop anyone who has come here to destroy what we have built. We will arrest and deport anyone who shouts Allahu Akbar. That would be the language that these fanatics understand, and that is exactly what the police would have to implement, if necessary, even with violence. Once again, we are in the fight for our lives.”

The program explores disturbing instances of German politicians endorsing the spread of Islam, further exacerbating the crisis in the nation. One notable example highlighted in the program is the praise bestowed by CDU Minister President Hendrik Wüst on the call of the muezzin in a dangerous radical mosque. This endorsement is yet another illustration of the left-wing leaders’ contribution to the capitulation to Islam and their assistance to those seeking to destroy Germany.

Reichelt accused the media, particularly ARD and ZDF, of contributing to the crisis by suppressing dissenting opinions and presenting a biased narrative. Personalities like Anne Will, Louis Klamroth, Anja Reschke, and Georg Restle were singled out as enforcers of Merkelism, accused of profiting from lies and the suppression of reality.

The news program concluded with a fervent call for citizens to share the video and stand firm in their beliefs, asserting that they are not alone in their opinions. The message encouraged viewers to be unapologetic about their convictions in the face of propaganda, sanctimony, and hypocrisy in politics.