It has now been confirmed that at least two people were killed and 15 injured in the southern German city of Mannheim after yet another car ramming attack. This comes less than a week after Islamists called for terror attacks across the country during this year’s carnival season.
Apart from multiple stabbings, there had been two other incidents involving Islamists who drove their cars into crowds in just the last few months: the Magdeburg Christmas market attack on December 20th (killing six and injuring hundreds), and the more recent car attack in Munich on February 13th, which killed two and left dozens wounded.
The fear of Islamist terrorism, it seems, has become a permanent feature of life in Germany.
A black SUV drove at high speed into a crowd of people on Monday, March 3rd, travelling from the centrally located Paradeplatz square towards the city’s landmark water tower.
Europe has seen a surge in terror attacks, many carried out by migrants, further pushing the continent into a major crisis. This has only fueled growing support for the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which doubled its voter base in February’s election, securing its position as the Bundestag’s second-largest party. Yet another attack in Germany only suggests that AfD’s support will likely strengthen as liberals have mismanaged the migrant crisis and far-left progressive governments have failed to protect their citizens.
Germany has suffered a wave of terror attacks, with cars and knives used as deadly weapons. The latest attack occurred in Mannheim on Monday when a man drove into a crowd of people.
🇩🇪🚨 BREAKING: There are now reports of at last 1 death following the car attack in Mannheim, Germany.
The city center has now been evacuated.
Mannheim police announced: “Due to the police deployment, citizens are asked to avoid Mannheim city center and to take a wide detour.” pic.twitter.com/FMHAZQZxo3
As we’ve said before, we’re smelling false flags with all of these. There seems to be remarkably little on X about this attack.
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Two dead and 10 injured in Mannheim after Alexander S. – reportedly a 40 year-old native German with no migrant background – drives his Ford Fiesta into Carnival crowds
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Mar 03, 2025
Today at 12:15pm, in Mannheim, a 40 year-old German man named Alexander S. drove his black Ford Fiesta through a crowd gathered on the Planken, a pedestrian boulevard. His target was apparently the annual Fasnachtsmarkt, a Carnival market with food carts and rides for children. He killed two people, one of them a woman and another a fifty year-old man. Among the five seriously injured are several children, two of whom witnesses say lost their legs.
Alexander S. fled the scene in his Fiesta, and a taxi driver (Afzal M.) pursued him to the Spatzenbrücke, which leads across a Neckar canal. There Alexander S. disembarked from his badly damaged car and fired a gas pistol at his pursuer before fleeing on foot. Police arrested Alexander S. near the Mannheim harbour half an hour later. Before they could take him into custody, he shot himself in the mouth with a blank round. He is presently in hospital in critical condition. Police sources report to media that he is understood to suffer from psychological problems.
I followed this story all day, and I regret that I have no additional information to offer. Authorities have released almost no details, and most of what I provide here is based on anonymous leaks from police sources; some of it may be unreliable. I at least wanted to confirm that, contrary to many social media rumours and the all-to-familiar nature of today’s events, what happened in Mannheim was neither an act of Islamist terrorism nor another instance of migrant violence.
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