This is the definition of chaos…an unorganized flood of people comes into Germany but then they just disappear. does anyone else out there see the serious problem with this? Complaints of less than acceptable accommodations have been heard which is amazing because you would think “refugees” would be grateful for any help. These “refugees” are roaming around Europe and no one knows where they are or who they are…dangerous chaos.

Around 700 of the 4,000 refugees who have been housed in Lower Saxony over the past week have gone missing and authorities mostly have no idea who or where they are.

The astonishing number was revealed in a survey of local authorities in the north-west German state by the Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung (NOZ).

Lower Saxony has been instructed by the federal government to supply 4,000 beds for refugees arriving in Germany. But it seems that many are reluctant to stay in the rural province.

Local authorities believe the missing refugees travel on to stay with relatives in Germany or abroad.

But, because many of the refugees have not even been registered by local authorities yet, nothing is known about who they are or where they could have gone.

In one refugee centre in Lingen, the local member of parliament turned up for a visit on Saturday to find that over half of the 212 refugees brought to the centre had already left.

The Federal Ministry for Labour is now estimating that as many as 300,000 of the refugees who arrive in Germany in 2015 will travel on to other countries.

Angelika Jahn, a spokeswoman for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in Lower Saxony, described the situation as “unacceptable” telling NOZ that refugees must be registered immediately upon arrival.

But others pointed to failures in the system of housing the refugees.

Timo Frers, spokesman for the town of Delmenhorst, said that the refugees don’t know where they are taken after they arrive in Bavaria.

“Most of the time they don’t know where they are. We recently put up a map of Germany so they can orientate themselves,” said Frers.

Demonstrators try to block refugees

In Freiberg in Saxony on Sunday evening demonstrators tried to stop asylum seekers reaching a refugee centre.

The protesters tried to stop a bus with refugees from driving further down the road by staging a sit-in.

Some people threw apples at the bus, while others set off bangers, the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported.

Around 50 counter-demonstrators also turned up to the anti-refugee sit-in and there were tense verbal stand-offs between the two groups, although police confirmed the situation did not escalate into violence.

Two north German politicians threatened

Meanwhile in Mecklenberg-Western Pomerania, two local politicans have been threatened by people with presumed far right motives, reports the Hamburg Abendblatt.

Patrick Dahlemann of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) had his car attacked with butyric acid. The foul smelling chemical was poured onto his vehicle.

On his Facebook page Dahlemann said that he would not be intimidated in his efforts to foster a “a real culture of hospitality” in the poor north-eastern state.

Party colleague Susann Wippermann also suffered threats when an unknown person wrote “traitor to the nation” on her car windscreen.

Last week the Federal Office of Investigation (BKA) warned that politicians who support refugees face increased danger of attack from far right groups.

Via: the local

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