Muslims are not an oppressed minority. They're a supremacist majority. And they very predictably act like it. When they're a minority, they take steps to become a majority. One of those is forcing other people into following Islamic law. This is essentially the essence of Islam.
So what's happening in Germany is just a continuation of 1,400 years of Islamic colonialism.
A new study has found that Muslim migrants in Germany are forcing Christians to take part in Islamic prayers at refugee camps and threatening those who leave the religion.
The report by Christian group Open Doors Germany claims that half of the 231 Christian refugees questioned said they felt bullied by Muslim migrants or guards, while in reception centres or refugee camps.
And now the organisation, which helps Christians around the world who feel they are being persecuted due to their religion, is calling for German authorities to keep non-Muslims in separate centres to ensure their safety.
The report also claims that Muslim guards at camps and detention centres also use threatening behaviour, and incidents of violence are sometimes not being properly documented by Arabic translators.
Of course they're not. Not when those translators are Muslims or German leftists. Here are more specifics from last year.
Said went across Turkey on foot. He never thought that his problems would only be starting once he made it to Germany.
"In Iran, the Revolutionary Guards have arrested my brother in a house church. I fled the Iranian secret police, because I thought in Germany I can finally freely live by my religion," says Said. "But in the home for asylum seekers, I can't even openly admit that I am a Christian."
Mainly Syrian refugees, mostly devout Sunni Muslims, live in the home. "They wake me before dawn during Ramadan and say that I should eat before the sun comes up. If I refuse, they say, I'm a, kuffar ', an unbeliever. They spit at me," says Said. "They treat me like an animal. And threaten to kill me."
Said says he has called the Security Service which not interested in his problems. "They are also all Muslims."
In the community room of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Trinity in Berlin-Steglitz pastor Gottfried Martens sits with a stack of papers...
Around 600 Afghans and Iranians belong to his church. Most of them he himself baptized. "Almost all have big problems in their homes," says Martens.
"Devout Muslims teach there the view: Where we are, there is the Sharia, there is our law."
In the kitchen, Christians can not prepare their own food. Those who do not pray five times a day toward Mecca, are being bullied. "Above all, Christians who have converted from Islam have to suffer as a minority," says Martens. "And they ask the question: Will we have to hide ourselves as Christians in the future in this country?"...
In Hemer, Algerian asylum seekers attacked an Eritrean and his pregnant wife. Both wore their baptismal cross around their necks. One struck the Eritreans with a glass bottle.
A young Syrian in Giessen reported threats. He is concerned that among the refugees fare ollowers of the terrorist group Islamic State of (IS) are. "They shout Quranic verses. These are words that shouts the IS before they cut off people's heads. I can not stay here. I am a Christian," he says.
Especially dramatic is the case of a Christian family from Iraq, which was housed in a refugee camp in the Bavarian Freising. The father told a TV crew of the Bayerischer Rundfunk of beatings and threats by Syrian Islamists. "They yelled at my wife and beat my child. They say.. "We will kill you and drink your blood" The family lived in the rooms of the home as prisoners - until they no longer stand it and returned to Iraq."
Merkel's accomplishment has been to make Christians an oppressed group in Germany. It's quite an accomplishment.