2023-04-14 12:32:44
Vienna. The fight in the middle of the Brunnenmarkt district, the traditional local market of Austria, fell like a bomb on the agenda. It is said that market workers were also involved in the fight, in which about 20 people were involved.
The fight, the video of which was broadcast on social media and in the Austrian media, brought up the debated words of ÖVP Vienna leader Karl Mahrer about the local producers of Brunnenmarkt and the region. In the press release of ÖVP Vienna on the subject, “Unsafe, inaccessible areas are not the invention of the Vienna People’s Party” statements were noted.
The press release by ÖVP Vienna leader Karl Mahrer and published by the APA is as follows:
„Brunnenviertel between Lerchenfelder Gürtel and Brunnenmarkt has become an unsafe area where drugs and violent crimes are committed, especially due to unsuccessful integration policies. Recent incidents of collective fighting clearly show that there are problems here that were not invented by the Vienna People’s Party.“
Laundering only paints over problems
In recent weeks, the Vienna People’s Party has been harshly criticized by left-wing elites. The issues pointed out don’t even exist and cultural diversity is the order of the day in Vienna. „At the Brunnenviertel in Vienna-Ottakring, there are currently a wide variety of problems rather than cultural diversity. Anyone who touches on the real issues in Vienna is targeted by opinion leaders who prefer to ignore the issues.“
Police operations increased in Brunnenviertel
Interviews with officials from the region and Brunnengasse police station also reveal that the number of operations has increased. The number of serious injury, commercial theft and drug-related crimes has increased in the past year. About two-thirds of the suspects were foreigners, ie people without Austrian citizenship. „The Brunnenviertel, among many other hot spots in Vienna, is a symbol of the integration policy for which the Vienna SPÖ is responsible. Ethnic communities close themselves here and continue to exist without the need to integrate culturally and socially into Vienna’s majority society. We already know where this is going from other European cities like Berlin-Neukölln or Paris.”
No entry zones are a European reality
The recently discussed “no-access zones” have become a bitter reality in many major European cities. Here, too, it all started with troubled neighbourhoods, slowly rising crime rates, and ethnic segregation of immigrants.
„We do not yet have no entry zones in Vienna. But if Vienna’s SPÖ-NEOS city government ignores the current signs and developments and the problems are not taken seriously, we will follow the trend of other European cities.“ (yenivatan.at)
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