Left-Wing Media Conceals Immigrant Background of Migrant Mobs Attacking Police in Brussels (Video)

On Sunday afternoon in the Brussels municipality of Saint-Gilles, a police patrol fell victim to a vicious attack unleashed by individuals commonly referred to as “young people” — a term often used by left-wing media as a euphemism for individuals with an immigrant background. One police officer was injured in the incident, as revealed by images circulating on social media and reports from several media outlets. The Brussels-Midi police have confirmed the news. In recent days, there have also been instances of a police station and several cars being set on fire within the police zone. A surveillance camera captured the entire scene.

Sint Gillis/Brussel (omgeving Bethlehemlein) vandaag: allochtone jongeren tolereren geen #politie meer in hun getto’s en vallen agenten en politiewagens aan… En dan maar klagen dat deze ‘jongeren’ te dikwijls gecontroleerd worden! pic.twitter.com/g2nl4KjDnG

— Filip Dewinter (@FDW_VB) July 16, 2023

The incident occurred around 5:30 p.m. near Jacques Franck Square and Bethlehem Square. A patrol conducting a check in that area was attacked by a group of young people with immigrant backgrounds. They kicked the police vehicle and attempted to break its windows, but the officers managed to drive away. However, one police officer sustained injuries. Jurgen Van Landsheer, the chief of the police zone, explained, “These incidents are related to the interventions we carried out earlier in the day, where we arrested a dealer twice, seizing a significant amount of money and drugs. As a result, we are putting pressure on their illegal business, which has made us unpopular in the neighborhood.”

Van Landsheer further stated, “A line has been crossed. Evidently, these dealers are attempting to intimidate the police to dissuade them from interfering with their lucrative trafficking activities.”

Jean Spinette, the mayor of Saint-Gilles, declared, “There seems to be an attempt to emulate the situation in France, but here we have police officers merely intercepting dealers, which is part of their job. We must not be deceived: the dealers are trying to incite unrest to continue their illicit activities undisturbed.”

Earlier in the day, the South Brussels police had arrested two suspected drug traffickers, which might have triggered the incident. Later in the evening, riots broke out in the neighborhood, but they were swiftly quelled with the support of the federal police. Three individuals were arrested on criminal charges, while two others were apprehended administratively.

These tensions have been recurring in the area. On Friday evening, unidentified individuals attempted to set fire to the police station on Antoine Bréart Street, resulting in limited damage to the garage and road. Additionally, on Jupiter Avenue in Forest, four cars were set on fire during the night from Sunday to Monday. A witness alerted firefighters around 4 a.m. and promptly extinguished the flames. Although there were no injuries, all four vehicles sustained significant damage.

On the night of July 6-7, there was also an attempted arson attack on the police commissioner’s office in Saint-Gilles, which damaged the entrance and front door. Finally, on June 30, nine “young people” were arrested for attempting to attack a police station, with one of them in possession of a bottle filled with fuel.

Islamization of Belgium

Violent attacks on police and citizens by migrants are not isolated incidents in Belgium, which has changed dramatically over the past decade. It has become a massive Muslim migration state without any public debate due to the left-wing government’s open borders migration policies and the European Union’s policies in Brussels, Belgium’s capital. The catastrophic effects of these policies on the country’s safety and demographics are glaringly evident.

One-third of Belgium’s population is of foreign origin, with the most significant number of those being of Moroccan descent. Ninety-nine percent of Morocco’s population are Muslims. In Brussels, native or indigenous Belgians are already in the minority, with nearly 80% of the population being of foreign origin.

According to Statbel, the country’s statistical office, in 2020, the most popular names for male babies in over a dozen municipalities throughout Brussels are Islamic, specifically Mohamed, Mohammed, and Ahmed (another form of Mohammad).

Belgium has become an Islamic terrorist breeding ground, with the highest per-capita rate of foreign fighters of any Western European country. The country has even been described as “Europe’s terror hotbed” by left-wing media.