Germany: Killer of Train Conductor is Syrian-Not Greek According to Greek Press

Hat tip Gates of Vienna and Jihad Watch Deutschland

Angela Merkel

This week, we translated a news article from Germany describing the beating death of a train conductor at the hands of a "Greek" national. 

Tonight, I received a request from Gates of Vienna to follow up with the German media, both mainstream and alternative, to ascertain if the accused attacker really is Greek, since European media often prefers to describe migrant perpetrators as "Europeans" if they hold European passports.

It appears that this is the case here as well. Jihad Watch Deutschland is reporting that, according to the Greek press, the accused attacker is a Syrian man named Mustafa Aslan. There is some confusion here in the article below, which is translated by Fousesquawk. While the headline indicates that it is the Greek press that has made the revelation that the accused man is Syrian, the text below describes how the initial Greek broadcasters described the attacker as Greek and provides a theory as to why they would do so. A couple of explanations are possible: It could be that initial Greek reports described the attacker as Greek, and other Greek media later revealed that he was Syrian-or- there is a typo in the text, and it should read that "German broadcasters" had described him as Greek.   

Maybe Angela Merkel can explain this for us, as well as why she opened the floodgates to all these Syrians in 2015.  Another innocent victim of Merkel's foolishness.

Greek press reveals: The murderer of German rail employee from Landstuhl is a Syrian Islamist with a Greek passport

A Syrian Islamist who arrived illegally in Greece and held a Greek passport, was portrayed as a "Greek murderer".

His true name is Mustafa Aslan, and he was the same person who killed the train conductor.

The fact is that the Greek broadcasters did not give the true name of this infamous "Greek murderer" raises questions and concerns. Here is the explanation:

By revealing his name, they would have also demonstrated how they "Hellenize" everyone without any checks and would have destroyed the narrative of the "evil Greeks" who murdered the innocent conductor, who actually was a Turk with a German passport (his nationality had nothing to do with his undeserved death).

It goes without saying that we have seen no photos of the murderer, who did not reside in Germany and had been residing in Luxembourg.

The family of the unfortunate conductor was in the hospital since Monday evening, the day of the tragedy, and was hoping for a miracle.

A tragic event has occurred: Serkan's (the Turkish conductor) father suffered a mild heart attack when he learned of his son's death.

"I have survived, but my son will never come back," he said, devastated.