In a staggering condemnation of Germany’s open borders ideology, Berlin’s paper of record has noted that more Polish citizens have died in Islamist terror attacks in Germany than in Poland. Remarkably, she was not the first Pole to have been killed in an Islamist terror attack in Germany, with Łukasz Urban, a Polish truck driver, also being killed in a vehicle attack. German paper of record Die Welt noted that this means that more people from Poland have died in jihadi terror attacks in Germany than in their home country, which has so far experienced zero fatal Islamist attacks. Indeed, data from Destatis showed that around 90,807 people moved from Germany to Poland, compared to 82,082 per cent of people from Poland moving to Germany in 2024. Despite conventional wisdom that mass migration is essential to the economy, Poland has consistently outpaced Germany in recent years, with the German economy growing by just 0.2 per cent last year compared to 3.6 per cent in Poland.