This crime could have also been prevented if the illegal Afghan had been immediately deported after sexually assaulting a German child.
In Germany, another disturbing sexual assault by an illegal migrant occurred aboard the InterCity Express train 619 from Stuttgart to Ulm. An Afghan asylum seeker, who is a convicted pedophile, is on trial for rape. Sefatullah S., 30, admitted to sexually abusing a 19-year-old woman on the train on August 7th. He justified his heinous act, which occurred around 3:45 AM, by saying, ‘I felt like it, so I did it.’ The accused, who arrived in Germany in 2015, is illiterate and had lived in a refugee camp until his arrest. He claims that it was there he first encountered alcohol and drugs, saying, ‘I bought whiskey and marijuana with my social welfare money,’ and dismissed the court proceedings as ‘nonsense.’
Sefatullah S. has a prior conviction for ‘sexual offenses against children.’ The details of his asylum process were not disclosed by those involved in the trial. After spending three months in pre-trial detention, he was transferred to a psychiatric facility in Ravensburg. The prosecution considers his criminal responsibility to be at least partially diminished. The accused claims to hear ‘voices.’ The woman he assaulted is expected to testify in court this afternoon about her traumatic experience.
This is another attack that could have been avoided if the left-wing government had not allowed illegal migrants to enter Germany. Furthermore, this crime could have been prevented if the Afghan had been immediately deported after sexually assaulting a child. Instead, the accused was previously incarcerated for his sexual crimes and later enrolled in a failed left-wing program for ‘high-risk sexual offenders.’ However, he reportedly never participated, ignoring all summons, according to a police officer. The only consequence was an additional criminal charge.
In 2020, RAIR Foundation USA reported on the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD)’s efforts to halt migrant entry into Germany, focusing on concerns over safety, particularly for women and non-Muslims, due to potential threats. MP Sven Tritschler of the AfD addressed these concerns in the regional parliament, voicing strong opposition to accepting Afghan ‘refugees’ and critiquing the German government’s open-border policy and the left-wing’s proposal to introduce more unskilled sharia-adherent Muslim Afghan “workers.”
The AfD party believes in family values, securing borders, and preserving the German nation-state. Its goal is to prevent the entry of migrants with incompatible values, including Sharia-adherent Muslims, who pose direct threats to the safety and freedoms of women, children, and all non-Muslims.
Tritschler highlighted alarming statistics to underscore his point: 99% of Afghans support Sharia law, 85% endorse stoning for unfaithful wives, and 79% favor executing apostates. These figures, he argued, demonstrate the incompatibility of such individuals with German societal norms and the direct threat they pose to the safety and rights of women and children.
The AfD’s warnings about these potential dangers were met with disregard and disdain from other political parties, who maligned the AfD as racist rather than addressing the substance of their concerns. Now, following another sexual attack by an Afghan Muslim migrant, the pattern of ignoring the AfD’s warnings continues, with left-wing politicians who had previously smeared the party now feigning outrage over the attack.
The article underscores a broader debate within Germany about illegal immigration, Islam, national identity, and security, highlighting the AfD’s position as the sole major party, challenging the left-wing narrative on Muslim migration and open border policies. By focusing on the specific threats to women and children, the AfD sought to bring attention to the potential cultural and legal conflicts arising from importing populations with fundamentally different views on gender and justice. Their stance, as presented by MP Tritschler, is not only about immigration but also about preserving German values and ensuring the safety of its most vulnerable citizens against incompatible ideologies like Islam.