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[@simonman3042]

Merry Christmas Ryan & Germany, from UK.

[@Michael_from_EU_Germany]

Merry Christmas to you all in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland!

[@nyde5841]

To you guys too. All have a wonderful christmas. Greetings from Germany 😊

[@klarasee806]

A wonderful Christmas time to you, too! ❤ And to Ryan and everyone who reads this, of course.

[@SusannePuerzel]

@@simonman3042 Merry Christmas

[@felixblum]

❤🎄🎁

[@JJCanDes]

Friend of mine is an emergency nurse in Magdeburg. She got a text from work, got up, just told me, that there was a "mass accident" and asked if I could stay the night, so I could take care of her dogs. She left at 7:30pm and came back around 4:00am. Whole thing was so surreal. My thoughts are with everyone in Magdeburg.

[@Winona493]

Wie furchtbar. 😢 Meine Tochter ist auch eine Pflegekraft und ich wünsche ihr so einen schrecklichen Einsatz nicht, hab immer Angst davor. Liebe Grüße an Deine Freundin und lieb, dass Du nicht gezögert hast, sie zu unterstützen. ❤

[@desperadox7565]

Good of you for helping her out.👍

[@VerenaJander]

Thank you, Ryan, for your compassion and solidarity. Merry Christmas to everyone! Best wishes from Düsseldorf, Germany.

[@djaxup]

Merry (late) christmas from Berlin

[@liftordietrying]

I wish you a merry Christmas from Germany, Ryan. Even if this year is a little difficult due to the horrific situation, we shouldn't let that destroy our Christmas, because that's just what these people want.

[@mariondiemert430]

Wort.

[@greyblue7400]

Ever since the incident at the Breitscheidplatz Christmas market in Berlin eight years ago, events like this have strict security concepts. These include concrete bollards to prevent vehicles from entering the Christmas markets. New information about the attack on Friday has revealed that the perpetrator probably used an alleyway that was designed to allow ambulances into the square in the event of an emergency. The entrance to this alley was supposed to be blocked by a police car. However apparently the car was in the wrong place at the time of the crime. 😞

[@sina3839]

While it is bad that the security failed, the true problem is really that all of this is needed in the first place. But nobody wants to talk about that, that's why they focus on the failed security that hasn't been needed at all 10 years ago.

[@Wildcard71]

How do they set up the booths then?

[@contra1124]

​@@Wildcard71 they set up before blocking all the entrances of course 😅

[@BlueFlash215]

​@@sina3839Security concepts date back to the early Middle Ages. We have knowledge gaps due to the Dreißigjährige Krieg but focusing on the past 100 years, you can already see how security has risen and fallen due to internal and external threats. The "Luftschutzbund" was building bunkers for civilians against air raids during the 2. World War. In 1955 the Nato and Germany trained forces due to the problematic relationship with the "Warschauer Pakt". The Cold War lead to building a lot of safe spaces for civilians in case of an attack With 1968 and the "Notstandsgesetze" every German is in the picture. A highly discussed plan for internal and external danger. Another big part of Germany's history lead to the GSG9 being established and trained in the 70s against RAF attacks. We now had another special unit. If you are old enough you might also remember the "Broschüre für den Zivilschutz" in case of internal/external ABC attacks and how you should deal with it as a civilian. Did you really forget all that? It's just a few examples that I can name right now without being nitpicking. Even 9/11 led to other security standards across the world. Especially in NA and Europe. Do you remember traveling and boarding a plane in the 80s or 90s? Barely any security measurements. In general places like airports or train stations weren't secured very well. I'm positive that you at least remember how everything changed after 9/11 and it didn't even occur on our continent. All the ongoing preparations due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This is a whole different topic but you do feel how the military is being prioritized, how the BND and other institutions work non-stop and how we are warned about threats of power outages, no internet connection or similar threats. Just think about the Chinese ship that ripped apart 2 cables going from Germany to Scandinavia (?). Not sure where they actually led but I think it's the northern European nations.

[@Kloetenhenne]

​@@Wildcard71logisches Denken is nich so deins, wa?

[@harlanhh1]

Thank you for your compassionate words. Best regards and Merry Christmas to you and your family from Hamburg, Germany. Michael

[@Stolens87]

I avoided this topic on youtube as much as possible and when you started with it: "Yeah, that it is fine when Ryan is talking about that. He won't endlessly spin it around" Thank you very much for your content and have a few happy holidays

[@XIchMagEssenX]

I am coming from German and I want to say Rip to everyone who died 😢 🕊️

[@MalikIbnSeydeh]

Islam ist das einzige Problem, wegen Islam entsteht überall Gewalt, Gott segne dich ich wünsche dir und deiner Familie alles Gute und hoffe dass ihr gesund bleibt❤

[@DontPanick]

Thank you Ryan for you compassionate words. Greetings from Magdeburg and Merry Christmas.

[@felixblum]

Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪🙋🏻‍♂️ Frohe Weihnachten, schöne Festtage und eine besinnliche Zeit mit der Familie wünsche ich

[@MufuLP]

11:30 Breitscheitplatz 8 years ago was the first terrorist attack on a christmas market and also the first involving a vehicle, in this case however it was a truck not a car and alot more people were killed and injured. Since then all christmas markets have roadblocks that prevent big vehicles from entering, but they have to leave some space for smaller cars so emergency services and deliverys can go trough.

[@Kristina_S-O]

Merry Christmas, Ryan, and to all of your followers, wherever they are!

[@MichaEl-rh1kv]

My father - who was himself a neurologist and psychiatrist - used to say that some people start to study psychiatry because they think there is something wrong with themselves, but often they later repress that feeling. 7:33 A grand uncle of my mother worked between WW I and WW II as master brewer in Belgium, first in the brewery belonging to the family of his wife. He left them and took a job at their competitor after his brothers-in-law started to burn money by renting trains for weekend trips to Amsterdam. The brewery went bankrupt soon after. 11:38 The attacker 8 years ago at Breitscheidplatz in Berlin was an Islamist. He killed a truck driver (I think from Poland) to steal his truck and drove it through the Christmas market. He could flee afterwards, but was shot a few days later in Italy. In July of the same day another attack with a truck had happened at Bastille day in Nice. Since then new security measures at Christmas markets and other events were introduced, like concrete blocks and bollards to cordon the place off. The attacker in Magdeburg used a rented SUV to enter by an unblocked emergency route (which entry the organizers thought safe enough because it was separated from the road by a tram station situated before it). At other Christmas markets they placed fire trucks in the emergency access lanes afterwards as a provisional measure.

[@Dirk-Ulowetz]

Kiwi cake. Never heard, never seen. But it sounds interesting. Merry Christmas from Germany.

[@_Briegel]

Kiwi cake is the best in the world. Only those who have tried it will understand why. And I'm not telling you this because it contains Slurm and the hypnotic toad told me to, no, it really is the best cake in the world! In any case, it's much better than the Dubai chocolate ....

[@Wildcard71]

@@_Briegel "better than the Dubai chocolate" - That's no miracle.

[@maireweber]

10:45 At events like this, you always need access for emergency vehicles. That's exactly how this guy got in. You don't want security to be so tight that visitors die of heart attacks, alcohol overdoses or stupid injuries because the ambulance couldn't get there on time. But in this case, it seems security at that emergency access entry failed.

[@jancleve9635]

Exactly, but the security didn´t failed. We can´t be prepared against something like this. The wonderful, legostyle concrete Bricks arn´t roadblocks. These things are just the heaviest stones we found commercially available, they were designed for noisecancelling walls near the autobahn. These are security theater to make the guest FEEL safer... If we really installed military grade dragonstheeth that can actually stop a truck, the perimeter of any event would look like the green zone in Kabul, back in the day. And at that point I have the access problem again. Some citys installed raido controlled steelrods that can slide into the ground, these are an effectiv roadblock. We should invest more in this kind of security gear but all we get is campaigning for the febuar election and dumb overreactions from politicians and media alike.

[@Psi-Storm]

But you could just park the ambulance right in the gap for example, or a police car that can just make way, in an emergency. Or you install these electric barriers that fully lower into the ground. Keeping the access lane just open was neglect.

[@SovermanandVioboy]

@@Psi-Storm Thanks Cptn. Hindsight.

[@jancleve9635]

@@Psi-Storm Nope, Law. Die Versammlungsstättenverordnung verbietet ausdrücklich jegliche Blokade der Rettungswege, selbst temporäre wie einen Streifenwagen. It is forbidden by law.

[@tobyk.4911]

since 2017, some municipalities block entrances to Christmas markets with a parked big Unimog or truck - some relatively heavy vehicle that should stop at least average sized cars, while they also can be removed very quickly when the access/ except is needed, for example for an ambulance.

[@ebbhead20]

Glædelig Jul og Godt nytår to Germany from a Brit in Dark Denmark. 😊

[@LucaFuchs1]

The attack in Berlin 8 years ago was with a 18 wheeler, 13 people died.

[@MiaMerkur]

And that was an Islamic criminal immigrant. Wich came with the 2015 immigrant wave Merkel, CDU, let in nearly about any good checking of papers at the border.

[@KaktusMeister]

Merry Christmas from Germany :) 🎄

[@obelic71]

In the hardest times Christmas/Weihnachten must be celebrated as never before. Remember sacrifices were made to keep the beacon of light and hope lit!

[@TinchenWSF]

Merry Christmas! I wish you and your family all the best. Greetings from Magdeburg (Germany).❤

[@Werwutz]

ryan already understands the attack better than all of our media at 2:00

[@DalaiDrama-hp6oj]

or maybe you didn't understand neither Ryan nor the media?

[@Ninjaananas]

The media really did not focus much on relatives testifying that he grew highly irrational over time.

[@Cheruka]

Fröhliche Weihnachten Ryan :) Merry Christmas Ryan :)

[@kisuna01]

The christmas market incident happend here in my hometown, my mom works as a nurse in the local hospital, she had late shift until 10pm but that day she worked until 2:30am...she called me the moment she heard of the attack to make sure that me and my husband and child are safe...is was so tragic, my coworker was there the moment it happened, she was missed by the car by about 10 inches or so...she stays at home until next week, I hope she will be better by then, she has a massive psychic trauma 😢

[@Killerpixel11]

There WAS severe systemic failures regarding the attacker. The security agencies had received numerous reports. And it's not like his Twitter was subtle or anything. There's also the matter of security at the market. He exploited an access way for emergency services and deliveries, as every other approach was secured with concrete barriers. And while that is necessary, there is plenty of ways to secure THAT while still ensuring quick access.

[@letmeeeentertainyou]

Exactly!!

[@letmeeeentertainyou]

Don‘t believe the BS that claim this Saudi guy is anything but a single sleeper cell of islamism, even if it is SAID he was anti islamist! He was NOT! Proven by what he did!

[@levoGAMES]

It's often the case that law enforcement is severely hindered by questionable regulations. You'd think that if you commit a crime, you'll get arrested and brought before a judge. But for some crimes, even severe ones, you're just let go and get a letter in the mail. I know Germany is careful when it comes to giving law enforcement and military power for historic reasons.

[@olgakipke3720]

Or intelligence is behind it...

[@CoL_Drake]

@@olgakipke3720 damn you rly need psychological help mate

[@Weizsaecker]

Merry Christmas to Ryan and his family and to all of you who like to watch his content.

[@Sim-one6988]

Merry Christmas, lots of love and health to you and your family from Aachen (Germany) & Longview (Texas). The incident at the Christmas market in Magdeburg is unspeakably bad and we also remember the victims and their families this evening.❤🕯🙏

[@piaruns7928]

Aachen grüßt Aachen 😂 frohe Weihnachten 🎄

[@Sim-one6988]

@piaruns7928 das freut mich, wir sind aber auch überall 🤣, Frohe Weihnachten 🎄

[@Attirbful]

no one gets their money back. He was a psychiatrist in a forensic institution, counselling addicted felons. Ironically, he had drugs in his blood during the attack. It‘s all quite shady at this point and we‘ll have to wait for further information to come out…

[@danielle_283]

Merry Christmas Ryan to you and your family and wish you great and lovely Christmas holidays 🎄 big hugs from Stuttgart, Germany 🥰

[@4Astaroth]

Merry Christmas Ryan. Hope you have excellent days.

[@R0TIE]

Merry Christmas from germany. 🎄

[@lordoflaziness7775]

Fröhliche Weihnachten 🎄

[@JulianeBrauer-rn7nl]

Hello, i live in Magdeburg. My parents left the Christmas market 10 minutes before the assassination. Thank you for your support!!!! This situation is so bizarre and strange. It will take a long time until we have processed this.

[@MarkAlexander-n5b]

Merry christmas to you and your family . 🎄🎁🎊🇩🇪

[@StephanHeinemann1]

Merry Christmas 🎄 Ryan 😊

[@SusannePuerzel]

Germany steht unter Schock , nach Berlin 19.12.2016 nun Magdeburg 20.12.2024 😢😢😢 Allen Menschen wünsche ich ein friedliches , gesundes und schönes Weihnachtsfest

[@Kriegerqualle10]

Danke

[@Kriegerqualle10]

Dir auch

[@dasuniversum5875]

Naja, natürlich wünsche ich nicht *allen* Menschen friedliches/gesundes und schönes Weihnachtsfest. Zum Beispiel die "Menschen", die sowie der Täter ein H*rensohn ist, wünsche ich niemals ein schönes Weihnachtsfest. Sowie die armen Eltern des Kindes, das in Magdeburg gestorben ist, leider kein schönes Weihnachtsfest haben werden, genauso wünsche ich auch dem Täter und all diejenigen, die auch noch so ne Scheiß Aktion noch vorhaben, ein ungesundes, nicht friedliches und scheiß beschissenes Leben. Jeder Mensch, der ein Terrorist ist oder werden wollen; sollen in der Hölle schmoren. Da mMn keine Hölle gibt, sollen die halt in dieser Welt in der Hölle schmoren.

[@FritzPinguin]

Merry Christmas from Thailand!

[@alexanderlesche6126]

Merry Christmas to you and your Family. Have a nice time. Greetings from Hamburg

[@sil.ke76]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@Andr_W_]

Merry Christmas Ryan from Germany

[@Sinned1979]

Merry Christmas. Have a good time. Greetings from Germany.

[@mandybose9334]

His nickname was Dr Google, i think this tells a lot.....

[@alexanderlesche6126]

He had to translate some technical terms into German. That has already been clarified. Don't believe everything that's written and, above all, don't tell others straight away.

[@bulldowozer5858]

@@alexanderlesche6126 Clarified by whom?

[@BruenetteTodette]

​@@alexanderlesche6126 he gave wrong medications and bad wrong diagnostigs - cancer for example, that wasn't right.

[@AlonsoFan2023]

@@alexanderlesche6126 Reputable sources also report that he has attracted the attention of colleagues and patients with his strange behaviors. Of course, I can't say to what extent this is true, but I don't think it's a complete fabrication. The way his behavior as a doctor reads, he was either totally crazy or really had no idea about his profession. Probably a combination of both.

[@silkejantz]

@@AlonsoFan2023 he trained here in Germany for his Facharzt-qualification, that is why he initially came in 2006. I suppose Germany trains their doctors appropriately, wouldn't you agree? I do, however, agree with your other option, that he most likely had mental issues

[@alexanderberggren7914]

Who needs Kiwi Cake if you can have Frankfurter Kranz?

[@Gaston413]

3:25 The German police usually work as a team of at least two people. He keeps his distance, not just because he has a gun, but because he alone would have a problem with a knife attack despite having a gun. Pistol shots cannot reliably stop a knife attacker as quickly as the attacker can mortally injure someone. The police officer waits for his colleagues to make the arrest and does not attempt to go it alone. We recently had a case where a police officer was stabbed from behind in a confusing situation and not all police forces provided optimal protection for each other.

[@stevemcgowen]

Police here in Prague only work in pairs, also. Never alone.

[@baskoning9896]

About the birthday train: in the Netherlands we used (still have? Dont know exactly) a traincart with glass observation deck that you could hire to give a party in, while it was driving around. I guess Germany has the same thing. A rented train that you can hire for parties.

[@XIchMagEssenX]

I dont think we have this 🙃

[@viomouse]

We have those. I once went to a demonstration in Berlin with such a train. I honk about 5 of those could be taken from all cornersof Germany for free, if you had applied for it. It even had a disco wagon.

[@blondkatze3547]

I wish everyone a Merry Christmas🎅. My thoughts are also with the little nine year old boy Andre who was killed in the attack at the Christmas market in Magdeburg. May he RIP.💜🙏We also lost a good family friend two years ago, who died suddenly shortly before Chistmas.He was only 26 years old.I wish the parents a lot of strength during this difficult time.

[@onlyfoes]

Did you saw his picture in the media? Did he look German to you (or maybe more mixed or latin) Have the feeling they hiding something.

[@blondkatze3547]

It`s just sad that a little child had to die so senselessly.@@onlyfoes

[@irishflink7324]

Merry Christmas

[@Kathy9586]

I didn't go to the Christmas market with my son this year. Otherwise always. I am so incredibly sad. 2 children died in the attack and now the parents have to go through the Christmas holidays without their children. I mean... presents have been bought, wrapped, everything has already been prepared, you go to the Christmas market again with your child and have to go home without your child. He destroyed so many families with this!

[@cindz4618]

Heartbreaking, I agree. As a parent it's soul destroying I'm sure. I hope that they will be given all the support they can.

[@silkejantz]

not correct - one child died, not 2. The other 4 casualties were all adult women

[@Kathy9586]

@silkejantz Oh ok. Maybe I confused it with another tragic case. I thought there were 2 children among the victims, a 9 year old boy and a 2 year old toddler (girl). But no matter how many there were, it's just sad. I wouldn't know how I would live without my child.

[@silkejantz]

@@Kathy9586 I totally understand and agree with you!!! My daughter literally managed to take 2 steps to the left - which saved her life - and managed to push 2 of her friends out of the way of the oncoming car. My personal Christmas Miracle this year is that she is sitting on my couch right now. Traumatized, but alive!!! I am beyond grateful!!! ❤

[@MiaMerkur]

​@@silkejantz so his random anti-islamic victoms were children and women? Is this how an ex-islamic psychiatric thinks and was not stopped before? An Islamic Male tea pub would be more appropriate to that mind if all told he is true.

[@vlasiospanousis6187]

Merry Christmas, Ryan.

[@sina3839]

German here, never heard of kiwi cake 😂😂

[@TheresaChandler-l1g]

Merry Christmas Ryan and family… can I suggest you watch John Farnham singing Help with the Melbourne symphony Orchestra, his an Australian much loved voice… enjoy! 🎉❤

[@mirasol0098]

After 2016 many christmas markets have closed off their entrances towards vehicles with e.g. bollards only allowing ambulance/ police and sometimes busses to drive trough. It is incredibly sad that this was enough for him to get onto the market.

[@chrispowering1643]

Leaving Magdeburg and heading north to have some lighter holidays.. Merry Christmas Ryan!

[@chrispowering1643]

Oh, and as I remember Kiwi Cake was somewhat delicious and disgusting at the same time... But I did not see it in stores for a long time now.

[@oskarprotzer3000]

Frohe Weihnachten Ryan :)

[@drau331]

"That's ironic..." True words. No more to say.

[@JohnDoe-xz1mw]

just for the record, im not a delivery worker, but if i was i would take the kinder riegel 10 out of 10 times.

[@LukaBergmann]

Merry Christmas from Germany

[@b.b.8163]

4:20 well, what's the difference between religious fascists and nationalist fascists ...

[@onlyfoes]

"but he attacked a Christmas market" Exactly it makes no sense why Ex-Muslims would do that, never happened before only from Islamists.

[@sparten6]

Yep

[@BruderTroll]

sometimes you can read funny comments on the train signs made from the DB workers itself. Also sometimes a bus driver write something funny inside the "destination field" in front and back. Years ago I saw a comment on a sign at trainstation next to a parked train waiting for first ride on next morning "Zug müde! Zug will schlafen!" (train is tired, train want sleep) ^^

[@Keksemann666]

The person responsible isnt fitting any usual deffinition of terrorist or Person running amok. Its still not clear what exactly was the motive and the media is pushing complete BS as allways. (Politicians as well)

[@reginaromer6997]

Everybody is lying, only you know the truth?

[@Keksemann666]

@reginaromer6997 What?

[@silkejantz]

what BS exactly are they pushing? Care to enlighten me? And what is the "usual" definition of a terrorist? Being an Islamist? Certainly not. There are plenty white folks committing terrorism or running amok, in case you didn't notice. We need to stop amalgamating terror and Islamism

[@Kriegerqualle10]

0:54 my friends were there… it was horrific

[@catarinabessel6874]

I am from Germany and I have never seen a Kiwi cake in my life. And I am thankful for that I have to say...😵‍💫

[@cindz4618]

I think I saw some I the UK, years ago - maybe in Aldi?

[@catarinabessel6874]

@cindz4618 Maybe it is produced for sale in other countries, not Germany itself 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Chrischi_Z_GermanGUI]

Hey Ryan, merry christmas man! I going to the US for eastern next year, to visit my brother and my uncles.

[@Somewhere.in.Cologne]

Frohe Weihnachten Ryan!

[@SonniXD]

I know that Cake 🤔 pretty sure I bought the strawberry version of this once ... It didn't live up to my expectations so I never bought it again...

[@Gaston413]

It is not so incomprehensible when you consider that psychologists often take up this profession because they themselves have psychological problems. The perpetrator in Magdeburg was pretty confused in his statements on social media. He should have been questioned about his statements.

[@HimmBaerDony]

Best Wishes from Munic … 👋👋👋

[@black4pienus]

I think he chose a Xmas market because there are a lot of people close to each other. So that means more victims, more impact.

[@lokoganacc]

I am at 3:48 and just want to let you know that a german police officer was killed with a knife trying to detain a suspect earlier this year and I assume that is a reason why the officers were a bit cautious in that scene. Also they will be facing really hard fines if they are "to violent"... I wish you a merry christmas from Berlin, Germany

[@xiaolan1369]

I feel like this has started happening every year...

[@cornetto_2806]

I am from Germany and 40 years old. Never seen this Kiwi cake in my life

[@Sires111]

Das ist so eine Tragödie. Bereits das zweite Mal auf einem Weihnachtsmarkt in Deutschland. Wir bauchen eine Lösung. Schnell. Wir dürfen uns nicht länger verletzen lassen. Fröhliche Weihnachten Ryan und an alle, die das lesen.

[@germanoschefo]

FROHE WEIHNACHTEN

[@floppy9460]

Sorry for the confusion...they're lying to us, that's why all the contradictions

[@CarolinNeder]

Merry Chrismas

[@SvenReinck]

There is literally a sweet called "Take 2"...

[@karstenbalamagi8463]

"Nimm 2"? Gibt's das noch? Habe grad so ein Kindheitserinnerungsflash :D

[@carlivandemaan8988]

He was not the first dude who crashed into a christmas market….btw

[@StephanHeinemann1]

Innocent Children died

[@OsnaRord]

It kind of bothers me that so many people are surprised by the fact that someone with a far right anti-immigration attitude can perform such an attack. There were multiple terrorist attacks in germany in recent years by such people, maybe the most prominent one was in Hanau. Further more, there were even such attacks by radicalized anti-immigrants who had immigration backgrounds themself like the shooter from Munich with iranian background. Some germans tend to admire radicalized anti-immigrationists if they are Immigrants themself. A reason for that might be they like the radical racist stuff and think there is no moral problem because it is an immigrant who says it. 12 years ago people like Akif Pirinci were even presented in mainstream media despite being absolutly bonkers.

[@marlinboudreau]

Because it is a BS story, man.

[@f_xr_k]

Never read so much leftist nonsense in my life

[@SovermanandVioboy]

@@marlinboudreau sure bud. he was a muslim, so he cant hate muslims, right? Like christians would also never hate other christians - Big brain logic.

[@theawesomemepreussen]

@@SovermanandVioboy What I wonder is why an anti-muslim would target people at a Christmas market...

[@4Astaroth]

@@theawesomemepreussen He was also against immigration and presented a strong voice for his AFD against immigration. We already see the AFD having political speeches there and protests against immigrants. There aren't enough safety protocols against far right lunatics.

[@Chrischi_Z_GermanGUI]

Yeah, that guy was literally the exact opposite. But at the same time he was a complete psycho. He made the weirdest connections as to why the german people have to pay, like a usb stick, that has been stolen from his mail.

[@onlyfoes]

It all makes no sense does it? I believe they hiding something this story is so illogical.

[@sparten6]

@@onlyfoesyeah he apperently was a leftist and supported the far right. Also he allegadly built a website to help ex muslim women migrite to Germany. How does that fit with the AfD story? Idk. Its really fishy

[@desperadox7565]

I've never seen a Kiwi cake in my life.

[@sascha_maxine]

i dont get whats so confusing about it. Nzs exist in every country, he just happened to be a nzi from saudi arabia.

[@suenaable]

Aber wäre ein "Anti-Islamist" dann nicht ein "Anti-Nazi"?

[@caliana5589]

Why would a Nazi anti-islam guy kill German people? That's as if a fan of the Greens would burn down a wildlife sanctuary.

[@sascha_maxine]

@caliana5589 for the same exact reason that a Nzi on KZbin would defend such a person.

[@TheExplodingCore]

Obviously you don't know what 'Nzs' were and how this inflationary use of the term is a disgrace to every family who suffered under their regime.

[@caliana5589]

@@sascha_maxine Did you just imply I’m a Nazi? How ridiculous.

[@smolmoru]

I just realized that the attacks that happened before happened that long ago.

[@christinehejl7083]

Hello from Vienna. My English is very shi..... , but the Information to the Christmas Markt is : Today , 6 Person are Dea.... , and more as 200 People are in the Hospital.

[@madkuya9862]

You should try the carrot cake, you think it wont work but it does amazingly well. 10:30 Well, last time, they said, they will use car barriers, i guess they did not.

[@lnemeth4334]

6:24: Bri'ish complaining about the effects of Brexit. Classic.

[@jaskiratsingh7750]

I'm moving to Germany in July 2025. I'm just 19, not belong to Islam (just to be clear), going to study veterinary medicine... I hope this doesn't cause any trouble to me..... I've always hated this kind of people who do nothing good but only cause disasters. I'd love to be a part of the german community. I already have many german friends. But still a bit concerned for myself... I'm feeling a little stressed and a lot bad for the victims.

[@benistcreative]

you are my news

[@stevemcgowen]

We had warnings here in Prague in newspapers to be careful going to X-mas markets in Germany starting from end of November. We still have newspapers here. We went to the market in Dresden Friday. There was a lot of police, but there always is.

[@Celisar1]

Before 2015 there never was any police around.

[@clemenshampel]

We have Newspapers-They are called toilet paper. Or NYT..

[@MrTomtola]

it s real sad thoose attacks,greetings from germany

[@klarasee806]

4:32 Extremism in all its forms always results in similar behavioral patterns. It is not Islamism that causes cars to race into crowds, but rather social dynamics and human mechanisms that are inherent in all extremism, whether left, right, religious or whatever. I am wishing all of you a wonderful Christmas time filled with love, peace, hope and warmth ❤

[@bettinaknoll2400]

The Story of the Christmas Market is very confused and they called the killer Doctor Google, he was confused and Sinne 2013 criminal.

[@michaelmahn4373]

1:42 That's the disadvantage of free healthcare, there is no money you can get back.

[@B.-Catharina]

The World doesn't suck... only some people in this world

[@ChristinaMotzer]

Mein Mitgefühl den Angehörigen, den verletzten Genesung

[@Exodon2020]

His actual motivation won't matter in the election but rather how it is framed. AfD will double down on the fact he's a foreigner and plenty of people will mimic that sentiment regardless of him carrying out that attack in support of the far right. "The worse people are faring in Germany, the better for us" - Christian Lüth, former AfD Press Secretary.

[@josefsad1502]

He is obviously crazy, but not stupid. He knows how they will frame it, that's probably the motive. The Afd is able to even downplay real holocaust denier in their party, so this is a very easy task. The motive remains the same as for islamic terrorists. They also want the Afd and other right wing parties in Europe to take over, because it will destabilize the EU.

[@onlyfoes]

But why then a Christmas market and not a place of migrants or Muslim to attack if he did it for the far right? It just makes no sense.

[@sparten6]

„In support of the far right“ how?

[@sparten6]

He also said he was a leftist, an IS Supporter and Israel friendly on his Twitter. How does all that fit into your narrative?

[@josefsad1502]

@onlyfoes He is obviously crazy but also a doctor and kind of smart. It would have damaged the Afd, if he did what he did to muslim immigrants. Let's be honest, a lot of people wouldn't even care and it would have been all forgotten in a week or two. I don't live in Germany, but it seems that he got what he wanted.

[@Nico-jd3zd]

Hi Ryan, do have german friends who are helping you with your videos and explaining things to you?

[@mauer1]

construct towns so they dont support cars as much.

[@mariondiemert430]

Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas. Thank you Ryan, for bringing this horrible deed up. I am amazed at how many Americans have reacted to this act of terror. Big problem in Germany is, Elon Musk giving millions to the AFD (new Nazi's).