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He was identified as a 38 year old Tunisian national who was placed in provisional arrest.

Every single one of them should be expelled from our country.

Don't forget that in addition to legal refugees, there are also illegal ones. But in addition to the illegals who have been arrested, there are those who have not. In the end, that's a lot of doctors.

« The public meeting on insecurity in Boudry in connection with the asylum seekers' center took place on Wednesday in front of a full house, in the presence of the cantonal authorities and the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM). Discussions were heated and emotional. "I live next door to the Center. My house has been broken into four times. Our wives and daughters are being harassed. We're fed up! Some residents want to take justice into their own hands", says a first speaker. "The street lights are switched off because the light disturbs the bats. It's great," he quips, before announcing a petition to close the center. "You're going to go home quietly, while we're living in fear," he told the authorities to thunderous applause. An elderly woman spoke up. "A young girl was harassed before the weekend. She went out again on Sunday and the same man was still following her. She called the police and was told there would be a patrol in twenty minutes. The police suck," she raged. Exasperation is not confined to the people of Boudry. It's also within the ranks of the Neuchâtel police force. "The officers are fed up too. It's not easy dealing with people who don't respect anything. But, thanks to their professionalism, the police don't get out of hand. We try to be in the right place at the right time," commented one officer. » The municipal authorities solution ? Extend the duration of public lighting and... organize "educational accompaniments" for migrants on public transport. It's a real disgrace. The Swiss situation has deteriorated at breakneck speed. There are nigers and rapefugee scum absolutely everywhere, we can't take a step outside without running into one. Railway stations and bus stops have become fucking Western Union agencies. Asylum centers are overcrowded, and the government is planning to build more. Who thought for a moment that importing wastes of humanity who have no training, no education, nothing in common with us, IQs below the legal threshold and most of them illiterate and disease carriers into the safest, most prosperous and richest country in the world was a good idea ? Switzerland is a shadow of its former self and is doomed to ethnic and political extinction unless something major happens. We're literally being slowly exterminated, and nobody's doing anything about it.

Step 1. Multiplying false alarms and hoaxes, creating a wearying habit that will result in a lack of vigilance Step 2. Take advantage of this situation to carry out real attacks

Am I the only one wondering whether the conflict in Israel will trigger an ethnic/religious war around the world, with us Europeans (Christians) as the main losers (as usual) ? Not only are they going to send us all those sandnigers scums (that even other Arabs don't want), but those who are already here are going to take even more revenge (or the Victim Goldpass®) with total impunity. Just look at the size of the pro-palestinian riots and the dozens of bomb threats, vandalism and terrorism incidents across Europe in recent days. The outbreak of World War 3 would suit us better. It would free up a lot of space and allow us to do some spring-cleaning around here.

How many people like him, ready to take action or secretly supporting these acts, do you come across on the street every day without even realizing it ? The remigration of non-European minorities scums is absolutely essential for the survival of our civilization.

A Swiss national could be among the victims of last night's terrorist attack in Brussels.

Haus der Deutschen kunst in Munich was the first major building constructed by Adolf Hitler in 1933. The architectural style of the 3rd Reich, recognizable from afar, started with this project.

Adolf Hitler’s office.

Short stopover in Munich on the way home. The führerbau was the headquarters of the Nazi party and housed the offices of Adolf Hitler and his top dignitaries such as Himmler and Goering. It was also here that the Munich Agreement of 1938 was signed. Today, it belongs to the Munich University of Music and is off-limits to the public.

Official information sign.

Obersalzberg tunnels system map.

Platterhof emergency exit.

These are the last posts on this subject, after which we return to Swiss zone. Visit to the Platterhof tunnel system and command center. Unfortunately, contrary to what I thought, they still haven't opened up access to the Berghof bunkers. Apart from the bunker emergency exits, there is only one condemned access in the Zum Türken system, which has been condemned since the 50s. The Turken tunnel system has remained closed to the public since 2016, as the building was sold to a important local family following the death of the heiress owner (to do what, why and how I don’t know). So here are the photos of the Platterhof system, which is 500m from the Berghof. There's also an access to Hitler's bunker, which is also condemned (how convenient). A little practical info (the museum of which the bunkers are a part is free, but is part of a Jewish conglomerate "Institut für Zeitgeschichte München-Berlin". As soon as you enter the museum, the first thing you see is a trompe-l'oeil of a photo of Hitler in front of a destroyed German city (by the Allies), then every other presentation is about the Holocoster and the juices (which, I remind you, never happened and has nothing to do with the museum's location). Some interesting objects to see, but you'll be glad you didn't pay to visit.

Secret underground passage under one of the beehive houses of Goering, a great bee enthusiast, which was used at the end of the war as a secret SS communications post.

The tomb of Magda Schneider, the great actress and friend of Hitler and mother of Romy Schneider.

This tunnel, built just beyond the station towards Salzburg, was used to park the führer's Sonderzug (special train) during his visits. Other Nazi dignitaries, such as Himmler and Goering, also parked their trains here, including Goering's, which was found here after the American invasion, along with his art collection.