Assyrian Christian Refugee Spots One Of His Former ISIS Captors Inside Germany

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Assyrian Christian Refugee Spots One Of His Former ISIS Captors Inside Germany
Rick Wells 01/24/2016
 

An Assyrian Christian and former ISIS hostage had some disturbing news to reveal in this interview from his new adopted homeland. Now a refugee in Germany, he claims to have recognized one of his former captors among others in the newly imported immigrant population. Speaking under the condition that his identity be kept secret, the refugee is asked by the reporter how he can be certain that the man he has seen is actually the same ISIS fighter that he thinks he is.
ISIS Guard Who Held Him Captive Spotted By Assyrian Christian In Germany

He says he’s seen him more than once, recalling, “He’s stopped me several times at the checkpoint near our village. We were even able to find him on Facebook. I go to the webpage and there’s this guy again. I’m convinced this is the same person that I knew in Syria.”

Asked about his initial reaction upon seeing his former guard, he continued, “I was very scared that this terrorist is in a democratic state like Germany, just living here. We feel very insecure now. Some of our Assyrian community want to leave this place as this was not the first case, but we don’t know where to run.”

Charlie Kanoun, of the local Assyrian Culture Association said that once they were convinced it was the same individual they went straight to the police and that the police are taking it very seriously. He says the police are unable to act until the ISIS member does something criminal in Germany. He points out, “Those people were killers in Syria and fly the ISIS flag here even. Such people should have no place in Germany.”
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The police confirmed to the reporter that an investigation was underway but that at the current time no charges relating to terrorism or any other crime had yet been brought.

The witness recalls a conversation between his captors in which they described their goal of conquest of the West by conversion to Islam, and that one of his captors was a German who had converted to radical Islam. The reporter notes that the questions about who these refugees are are still being asked. Many of them are not being answered.

Read more at http://universalfreepress.com/2016/assyrian-christian-refugee-spots-one-of-his-former-isis-captors-inside-germany/

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The correlation is: Jews and others after WWII were spotting Nazis they recognize, literally all over the world.

I suspect the same will happen with the ISIS Nazis. The only question is, will anyone do anything about it? ISIS and Muslims in general seem to have some kind of "special pass" from all Western nations to commit atrocities in every country in which they live. Their crimes are commonly ignored and even covered up.

The only countries which seem interested in stopping Muslim crime and punishing Muslim criminals are primarily Muslim countries, the Eastern Bloc, Asia, and some African countries. Everyone else is paralyzed to their own deaths by 'political correctness' and so called 'multiculturalism', no matter what the Muslims say and do, and no matter how open and proud they are about their unabashed goal of destroying their host countries.