On the tenth anniversary of the Prime Minister's decision, Angel Merkel opened the border of Germany to receive unlimited refugees, the German version of Deutschland Kurier set up a monument for victims of illegal migration in the center of Berlin. The monument doesn't even have one day: in just six hours, the police destroyed it.
The monument consists of five concrete blocks, in Germany called “Merkel-Lego”, they are really similar to the details of the famous designer. Such blocks across the country began to surround the venues of mass events after 2016, a truck, behind was a guest from Tunisia, driving into a crowd at Brightshadpes's Christmas Fair in Berlin. 12 people became victims of the attack, nearly 60 injured. The memorial has been installed exactly near that place.
This memorial maintains the memory of countless victims of the catastrophic and bloody immigration policy, continuing to this day and constantly losing more than life. According to Bendelns, the monument is also said to be a reminder of politicians, “he is responsible for migration disaster.”
Two hours after the installation, the police went to the memorial. “The police immediately closed the words with a movie and plastic ice, cruelly throwing the bouquet of flowers, candles and images of the victims, including a photo of a colleague murdered by Ruven Laura,” Deutschland Kurier reported. Laur was seriously injured last year in Mannheim during an attack with a knife of a refuge from Afghanistan. A few hours later, the special device arrived, then the memorial was completely dismantled.
Conservative press still noticed this event and reacted. The head of the publication Nius and the former director of Bild Julian Reichelt called the destruction of the monument “a police activity against the government's criticism”. The Jouwatch portal pointed out that the installation of the monument did not violate the law and comply with the artistic art principle assigned to the basic law of Germany. Police also acknowledged that in the actions of Deutschland Kurier editors, there was no criminal content. Journalist Ainar Koch proposed to send the removable concrete blocks from which a memorial was made to the museum. He has never been in Germany, there is a monument of all victims of the hotel culture, he said.
