Imported rapists

Record High 53% Of Gang Rape Suspects Were Foreigners In 2025 In Germany

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/record-high-53-gang-rape-suspects-were-foreigners-2025-germany

BY TYLER DURDEN

SUNDAY, JUL 12, 2026 - 04:00 AM

Via Remix News,

The share of foreigners involved in gang rapes hit a record high in 2025, reaching 53 percent. A total of 751 victims were gang-raped in the country. The data comes from a response by the German federal government to a parliamentary request by the Alternative for Germany (AfD).

According to the statistics, 53 percent of the suspects — a total of 574 — did not have German citizenship in gang rape cases. Broken down by nationality, 110 suspects came from Syria, 64 from Afghanistan, 46 from Iraq, 44 from Turkey, and the rest from other

ountries, Focus Online reported.

Among the victims, 80 percent were German citizens.

While the report discloses that 509 suspects came from Germany, data about a possible migration background among German citizens was not recorded separately. Previous studies have shown that when the first names of gang rape suspects are analyzed, a total of 75 percent of gang rapes are committed by individuals with a foreign first name.

The high number of foreigners involved in gang rape cases comes at a time when more and more foreigners have been naturalized as German citizens. Millions of migrants also have dual citizenship and whenever they rape, murder or steal, their crimes are recorded as “German” in the federal crime statistics.

The AfD has demanded that the interior ministry begin breaking down crime statistics not only by citizenship status but also by migration background, which would enable German authorities to determine integration success and crime rates among German citizens with a foreign background.

“Although the issue has been on the political agenda for years, there is clearly a lack of effective political and legal measures to prevent these crimes,” AfD politician Stephan Brandner told WELT.

He also responded to the fact that 72 percent of all solved cases involve a suspect who was already known to the police.

“This demonstrates a blatant failure of the judiciary, security authorities and politics. This requires consistent prosecution, faster procedures, harsher sanctions and – in the case of foreign perpetrators – consistent termination of residence. Only in this way can women be effectively protected from such acts,” Brandner stated.

During a session in the Bundestag earlier this month, Alternative for Germany (AfD) leader Alice Weidel described a case from Nuremberg in which migrants allegedly subjugated underage girls with drugs and forced them into prostitution. Her speech was met with loud interjections in the plenary session, including laughter. According to the official Bundestag minutes, a specific MP, the Left Party’s Katrin Fey, laughed at this specific point in the address.

She then spoke about the consequences of migration policy for internal security. Weidel said that “violent, sexual and crude offenses are not ‘cold statistics,’ but daily companions of fear and ‘concern for our children.”

The AfD chairwoman then detailed the case at the Nuremberg Central Station, where young men from Syria, Iraq, Pakistan and North African countries are alleged to have driven girls between the ages of 13 and 18 from precarious circumstances into drug addiction in order to force them into prostitution.

In March of this year, Jan van Aken, who was serving as co-leader of the German Left Party at the time, claimed that the most prominent cases of gang rape involved all White men during his appearance on a German podcast show hosted by Ben Berndt.

Remix News fact-checked his claim, finding that non-Whites rape at far higher rates than their White counterparts in Western countries.

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Graham Platner strategist who recruited disgraced Senate candidate also an accused sex pest

https://nypost.com/2026/07/11/us-news/graham-platner-strategist-who-recruited-failed-senate-candidate-is-an-accused-sex-pest/

One half of the champagne socialist duo who recruited and failed to properly vet accused rapist Graham Platner was reportedly booted from a previous congressional campaign due to sexual misconduct accusations from at least three women.

Yale Law-educated Daniel Moraff, 31, the grandson of one of the Toys “R” Us founders, worked on the campaign to elect far-left “Squad” Rep. Summer Lee to Congress in Pennsylvania in 2022, after leading efforts to recruit her a few years before to run in state politics in Pittsburgh.

But he was quickly barred from campaign events and speaking to staffers after Lee received multiple sexual harassment complaints against him, according to labor publication Payday Report.

“Birds of a feather flock together and Moraff and Platner were predators,” said one of the unnamed women who claims she was sexually harassed by Moraff during Lee’s 2022 campaign.

Moraff, a political strategist, was allegedly sexually aggressive with volunteers and activists, according to the report.

“He doesn’t have boundaries with women, nor much of an ethical code,” said one woman who complained of his sexual misconduct in Pittsburgh, adding she wasn’t surprised Moraff backed Platner, who dropped out of the Maine Senate race this week after a woman accused him of raping her while he was drunk.

After he got the boot from Lee, Moraff struggled to work as a political consultant, until he figured he could build a brand recruiting unusual politicians to appeal to white working-class voters disenfranchised with the Democratic Party

Enter Graham Platner.

Moraff and fiancée Leanne Fan were apparently so enamored with the oyster farmer after seeing a video of him in the summer of 2025, that they rushed through his background check.

The radical couple laughed in an embarrassing video when they were asked by the Wall Street Journalhow they went about vetting the accused rapist, whose other scandals include a Nazi tattoo on his chest.

Moraff denied the allegations against him, blaming instead people resenting him for his desire to “challenge the political establishment.”

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Platner was recruited by Moraff and his fiancée, who admitted they didn’t do the most thorough vetting. Bloomberg via Getty Images

“Daniel never committed any acts of sexual misconduct,” a spokesperson told The Post in response to the report. “If anyone has evidence of criminal conduct, they know exactly where to take it — a police station.”

“Winning in politics creates enemies. Daniel has always understood that.”https://nypost.com/2026/07/11/us-news/graham-platner-strategist-who-recruited-failed-senate-candidate-is-an-accused-sex-pest/

By 

Gabrielle Fahmy

Published July 11, 2026, 5:24 a.m. PT

Lets talk about who are the actual violent fascists!

Spencer Pratt rally descends into chaos as blows traded outside LA’s Union Station

https://nypost.com/2026/07/11/us-news/spencer-pratt-rally-descends-into-chaos-as-blows-traded-outside-las-union-station/

By 

Ross O'Keefe

Published July 11, 2026, 12:54 p.m. PT

Welcome to the one-day week: LA’s $230K-a-year politicians now want to do even less work — while the city rots

Los Angeles City Council members earning nearly a quarter of a million dollars per year want to only meet one day per week as the city faces growing crises.

The council — whose base salaries start at $245,255 and can climb as high as $270,389 — voted 12–0 on June 30 in favor of putting on the November ballot a measure slashing the City Charter’s minimum requirement.

One member of the 15-member council, Monica Rodriguez, walked out in protest, while two others were absent for the vote.

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The LA City Council voted 12–0 for the option to cut its regular meeting schedule to as little as one day a week. David Buchan for Ca Post

One of those pushing the change, Katy Yaroslavsky, moaned she was always working — whether it was in City Hall, in her district or “doing dishes and vacuuming at home.”

But critics were quick to leap on the proposal. Councilwoman Rodriguez claimed her fellow members were just being lazy and saying it will be hated by the public.

Council meetings are where some of the city’s biggest decisions become law, with members voting on billion-dollar budgets, police funding, homelessness programs, housing projects and major developments.

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LA City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez blasted the proposal, calling it “tone deaf”. David Buchan for Ca Post

Currently, they can last anywhere from two hours to eight hours depending on the complexity of the subject, and they act as forum for residents to publicly hold officials to account.

“The idea that members of this council would ask the public to grant them less days of showing up for work for council meetings is tone deaf,” Rodriguez told The California Post.

She argued that packed schedules demanded better management, not fewer required meeting days.

“A lot of that just is born out of good planning, proper planning as a committee chair. I do believe the public expects us to conduct these meetings,” she said.

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Residents regularly City Council meetings to weigh in before votes on major city policies and spending decisions. Ringo Chiu

“What the people want are elected officials who want to do their work, especially when they’re getting paid a quarter of a million dollars and they have a $2 million staff.”

She added: “Anyone who finds the meetings inconvenient should perhaps think about other employment opportunities.”

The idea surfaced in early 2024, when Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez suggested scaling back to one meeting a week and pointed to the LA County Board of Supervisors, which meets regularly on Tuesdays, as a possible model.

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Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez raised the idea of scaling back to one regular council meeting a week in 2024. Jonathan Alcorn for CA Post

At the time, Yaroslavsky and Councilman Tim McOsker formally proposed asking voters to reduce the Charter minimum from three regular meeting days a week to one.

Yaroslavsky described herself as “restless and frustrated,” and argued fewer mandated meetings could free members for other work.

“I’m working all the time,” Yaroslavsky said at a council meeting. “I’m either working here, I’m working in my district, I’m doing dishes and vacuuming at home, and all I want to do is be more efficient in this space.

“And that’s why I’m willing to take some of the blowback that may come from what some in the public may perceive as us shirking our responsibility when, in fact, I think it would actually allow us to be more effective.”

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Cuncilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky argued fewer mandated meetings could free members for other work. Council District 5

Sophie Gilchrist, a spokesperson for McOsker, told The Post the move is aimed at modernizing the charter.

“This proposal is about updating the LA City Charter requirement, not reducing the Council’s workload,” Gilchrist said, arguing that committees would continue meeting and the same volume of business would still move through City Hall.

She pointed to other major governments with less frequent full council meetings, including New York City and Chicago.

“The amount of work before the City Council doesn’t change. What this likely means is that we will have longer Council agendas, not fewer Council actions,” Gilchrist said.

Gilchrist added that McOsker supports longer meetings that could stretch into the late afternoon or evening, potentially giving working Angelenos more opportunities to participate.

The proposal lands as Los Angeles struggles to dig out from some of the biggest crises in its history.

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Pacific Palisades residents are still rebuilding 18 months after the wildfires, fueling criticism over the proposal’s timing. REUTERS

In Pacific Palisades, thousands of residents have spent 18 months fighting to rebuild after the January 2025 fire destroyed roughly 6,800 structures.

“We didn’t vote our City Council in for one day per week,” Palisades fire survivor Jeremy Padawer told The Post.

Padawer, a prominent California toy executive and collector, lost his home and valuable collectibles in the fire.

His frustration reflects a recovery that has exposed how slowly Los Angeles can move when residents need government most.

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Business leaders warn companies struggling with permits, approvals and bureaucracy need more from City Hall not less. Photo Copyright John Chapple / instagram: @JohnChapple

“It’s already glacially slow to get urgent issues resolved. For instance, we’re 18 months post-fire in Palisades and it took most of that time to get permitting more streamlined,” he said.

“Also with holidays, I wonder how many of those weeks are already zero-meeting workweeks. They literally may be voting 35 days per year.”

Small businesses across LA are also fighting to survive under layers of red tape, permits and government approvals.

“With the state of affairs in Los Angeles, where decades of government overreach has made doing any business nearly impossible without constant interaction and approval by all manner of municipal bureaucrat, agency, committee, board or commission, absolutely none of which are incentivized to provide any customer service, having a City Council that meets less is a decidedly unwelcome development,” said George Francisco, board chair of the Westside Council of Chambers of Commerce and co-chair of the Los Angeles County Business Federation’s Responsible Governance Committee.

“LA needs more action and more activity, and it is very often only achieved through the attention and efforts of our elected officials pushing through the stagnation and disinterest of the layers of bureaucracy,” he added.

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LA continues to grapple with a homelessness crisis as questions mount over spending, oversight and stalled reforms. Ringo Chiu for CA Post

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Council meetings are where members voting on billion-dollar budgets, homelessness programs and housing projects. Ringo Chiu for CA Post

“Less Council meetings is only a good idea if it is accompanied by a massive reduction in the redundant layers of boards, committees, commissions, appeals and approvals.”

City Hall’s recent record shows how quickly work can pile up when meetings disappear.

Just weeks ago, a California Post investigation found the council committee overseeing homelessness and housing had repeatedly canceled meetings while major proposals involving hundreds of millions of dollars and oversight of the city’s homelessness system awaited action.

https://nypost.com/2026/07/12/us-news/las-230k-a-year-politicians-now-want-to-do-even-less-work-while-the-city-rots/

By 

Jamie Paige

Published July 12, 2026, 5:30 a.m. PT

Los Angeles City Council members earning nearly a quarter of a million dollars per year want to only meet one day per week as the city faces growing crises.

The council — whose base salaries start at $245,255 and can climb as high as $270,389 — voted 12–0 on June 30 in favor of putting on the November ballot a measure slashing the City Charter’s minimum requirement.

One member of the 15-member council, Monica Rodriguez, walked out in protest, while two others were absent for the vote.

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The LA City Council voted 12–0 for the option to cut its regular meeting schedule to as little as one day a week. David Buchan for Ca Post

One of those pushing the change, Katy Yaroslavsky, moaned she was always working — whether it was in City Hall, in her district or “doing dishes and vacuuming at home.”

But critics were quick to leap on the proposal. Councilwoman Rodriguez claimed her fellow members were just being lazy and saying it will be hated by the public.