Remseck: German Patriots Destroy Invader Center

October 23rd, 2015

Awake Goy

German patriots have destroyed another invader center, this time in the town of Remseck am Neckar, Baden-Württemberg—only a few weeks after two others in the same state were also burned down.

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German media service SWR Fernsehen has reported that the “Gasthaus Lamm,” in Ludwigsburg Street went up in flames over the night of October 20/21.

The building was empty at the time, but had been earmarked for “asylum” accommodation. In addition, the building adjacent had already been requisitioned to house 50 nonwhite invaders—who were all evacuated after several fires were detected in the Gasthaus Lamm building.

Police have confirmed that the building was deliberately set on fire. It was severely damaged, and about a quarter of a million euros damage inflicted.

According to the 7aktuell news service, the fires were first spotted at 2:45 in the morning, and firefighters from Remseck, Ludwigsburg, and Kornwestheim only managed to put them out more than an hour later.

The Criminal Investigation Department has taken over the investigation of the incident, and has established a special 16-man investigation unit to try and track down the perpetrators.

According to a police statement, the owner of the Gasthaus Lamm had offered rooms to accommodate the nonwhite invaders in the now burned-out section of the building.

The attack follows an incident just four weeks previously in in the town of Wertheim, also in Baden-Württemberg, when another “asylum center” was burned down in what police described as an “arson attack.”

The incident, which occurred on September 20, took place at a sports hall which had just been equipped with 300 camp beds and made ready for use as an invader center.

On September 7, a fire completely destroyed a two-story invader center in the town of Weissach im Tal. Six invaders were slightly injured, out of a total of 80 living there. The press reported that the invaders came from as far away as Gambia, and that the police investigation was hampered by “language difficulties.”