Cologne Mayor: White Girls Must “Avoid Rape”

January 6th, 2016

Awake Goy

Instead of blaming nonwhites for the mass sexual attacks in Cologne over New Year’s Eve, the far left extremist mayor of Cologne has said that German girls need to follow new rules “to avoid being raped.”

Henriette Reker

The astonishing outburst—sadly, typical for far leftists whose distorted worldview prevents them from identifying the real cause of the problem, namely mass nonwhite immigration and the resultant importation of Third World standards of culture and behavior—came five days after the mass sexual attacks took place.

Henriette Reker, who was elected mayor late in 2015 after standing as an “independent”—but supported by all the establishment political parties, including Angela Merkel’s CDU, the liberal FDP, and the extremist Greens, said that in future, all girls in the city would have to follow a “code of conduct” to make sure that they don’t get raped.

Speaking during an emergency meeting with Chief of Police Wolfgang Albers and Wolfgang Wurm which was supposed to develop a response to the mass nonwhite sex attack on New Year’s Eve, Reker told the Rheinische Post newspaper that it was “important to prevent such incidents from ever happening again. We have heard by now that they [the attacks] have occurred in other cities. This of course is not comforting to us.”

Cologne holds an annual street carnival in February of each year, and the city authorities—whether they publicly admit it or not—are now seriously concerned that further attacks are going to take place during that week-long festival.

This is of particular worry for Reker because one of the larger celebrations during this carnival period is actually called “Women’s Carnival Day” when “the streets are alive with women in fancy dress on their way to the office, their place of work, or to shops,” from 10.00 a.m., when they “all head towards the Alter Markt.” (All that is according to the official carnival website.)

carnival-girls

Part of the 2015 “Women’s Carnival” procession in Cologne. How will the refugee-criminals react to this if they cannot control themselves in front of winter weather-clad women in December?

“In future, we must assess positions at major events differently,” a Cologne crisis management team spokesman told the Rheinische Post.

The crisis management team said prevention measures should include a code of conduct for young women and girls. The suggested code of conduct includes:

“- Maintaining an arm’s length distance from strangers,

– To stick within your own group,

-To ask bystanders for help,

-To intervene as a witness, and

-To inform the police if you are the victim of such an assault.”

The ridiculousness of this “code of conduct” is exceeded only by the arrogance of saying that girls must “avoid being raped.”

Firstly, when surrounded by a thousand or more nonwhite invaders, it is physically impossible to “maintain an arm’s length distance,” as the victims on New Year’s Eve found out.

Secondly, the advice to “stick within your own group” is ludicrous—the victims on New Year’s Eve were just passing by, in their “groups” when the frenzied mob of refugee-criminals set upon them.

Thirdly, asking “bystanders for help” when all the “bystanders” are the perpetrators, makes no sense at all, and “intervening” when a mob of violent nonwhites are stabbing, robbing, and raping their way through innocent crowds is something which only heavily armed police can do—and even then, only in sufficient numbers.

Lastly, to ask girls to “inform the police” if they are victims is tautological—where does Reker think that victims are going to go after an attack of that nature anyway?

To add insult to injury, Reker then went on to deny that the all the attackers were “refugees”—but then in the very next breath said that it was necessary to provide a “better explanation to asylum seekers” about the meaning of the annual carnivals.

“We need to prevent confusion about what constitutes happy behavior and what is utterly separate from openness, especially in sexual behavior,” she said.