"The government promised to scale back migrant admissions, but then brought in almost half-a-million new foreigners.
At the end of last month, Remix News reported that the German government had admitted around 300,000 new foreigners over the course of 2025, only rejecting asylum petitions from a few hundred applicants — however, the outlet was woefully off in its numbers, and with new government data out now, that number needed to be increase-adjusted by roughly 33%, making the real total closer to 400,000, which teeters toward half-a-million.
As a member of the German Parliament told a local outlet:
'At least 300,000 social migrants and so-called refugees, more like 400,000, in one year: that's equivalent to a major German city. Anyone who fantasizes about a turnaround in view of this magnitude wants to deceive the citizens.' …
To see the problem at scale: Of all the German cities, Berlin has the most residents, with around 3.8 million people living there. Following Berlin is Hamburg, with 1.9 million; Munich, with 1.6 million; Cologne, with 1 million; then Frankfurt am Main, with somewhere between 700,000 and 800,000 inhabitants.
However, when we get to the bottom five largest cities of the top ten, we see Leipzig with its roughly 500,000 residents — which is getting close to the 2025 admission numbers now reported by government officials. And, if we look at total admissions just over the last ten years, we see a drastic increase. The ROCKWOOL Foundation of Berlin (headquartered in Denmark), a nonprofit which "supports research related to social and economic challenges to the sustainability" of welfare states and programs, released a report just over a month ago that "Germany's immigrant population rose from 16.9 million in 2023 to 17.4 million in 2024 (or from 20.3% to 20.9% of the population)...."
When you add up the top five largest cities, which already have significant migrant populations in them, you get 9.1 million people — and when you consider that the foreign population was 17.4 million as of two years ago (it's only increasing), that means Germany's five largest cities could be filled entirely with foreigners, not a single white European to be found, and there are still almost 8 million more individuals spread out throughout the rest of Germany.
Almost as if the United Nations's "Replacement Migration" plan from the year 2000 is in effect….
Anyone arguing that "replacement" of whites in white majority countries isn't happening, is utterly brainless."