I want you to read this.
- and maybe to feel guilty.

While I was searching through my old posts, I came across this case that I had shamefully almost forgotten.

It happened on June 25, 2021, in Würzburg, a German town in Bavaria. Steffi W. (24) was shopping at Woolworth for a dress to wear to a wedding she planned to attend the following week. Everything was as usual

Suddenly, she heard "Allahu Akbar" the chant of death. The Somali "Abdirahman" J. (24) jumped on her with blood rage and killed her with a knife.

Immediately he tried to kill the next white person: a 11-year-old girl. Her mother, Christiane H. (49), threw herself in front of the knife and paid with her life to save her daughter. Enraged, the African then killed an elderly woman, Johanna H. (82).

"Abdirahman" had escaped from a psychiatric ward (just like the migrant who killed Liana K. (18) in Friedland in 2025). He was an illegal invader from 2015 with a rejected asylum request, but he was never deported. IS propaganda was found in his room.

As "punishment," he was sent back there and has been costing German taxpayers up to €18,000/month ever since.

All of this is very real. The families of Steffi, Johanna, and Christiane are still suffering. Her daughter is now 16 years old, and only heaven knows how traumatized she is. She saw her mother being slashed to death...

Reading this and remembering it really does something to me. I feel grief, bitterness, even hatred, more for the traitors in the EU and the parliament than for this insane, feral beast who murdered three German women.

But I also feel guilty. I feel guilty that the same traitors are still in power five years later. I feel guilty for forgetting so quickly. I feel guilty for all the movies I've watched, the drinks I've had, the holidays I've taken since then. The time I've wasted.

This is why I'm not at all afraid of them raiding my home again, blocking my 117th bank account, denying me entry into a nation, or slandering my name. Since they do this because I fight against them effectively, all of it helps me look myself in the mirror every day.

I'm not at all afraid of being called racist.
I'm afraid of being called complicit.

And so should you.

Do something that makes you infamous among evil people.