Arian Agashahi
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 6 Feb
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Yes, thank you so much for having me.
You know, this is not your typical story about white Germans versus others.
It is a story about citizens of every background left alone with the risk that their own elites created.
As you have already mentioned, at a Hamburg subway station, an 18-year-old Iranian woman was standing on the platform like any other commuter.
when a 25-year-old man from South Sudan suddenly grabbed her and pulled her with him onto the tracks.
Both were killed instantly.
That single moment crystallizes a much larger problem.
A political class in Germany that imports risk under the banner of compassion and then asks the public to pretend there is nothing to see.
You know, that's a very good question.
In Germany, any attempt to talk seriously about foreign crime, about the connection between migration and security, immediately triggers a moral alarm system.
Historical guilt is activated like a fire alarm.
The discussion is evacuated before it even can begin in the first place.
This means that the people who live with the consequences of specific decisions made by the elites are told that they have no right to describe what they see with their eyes.
The message is simple.
Your fear is illegitimate.
Your experience in your life is unspeakable.
Your vocabulary is forbidden.
And we live in such a climate where honesty becomes more dangerous than violence.
So many people walk in our streets.
It's called the cityscape, right?
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