Instead, NPD leaders couch what many would perceive as racist statements in classic isolationist chestnuts. The NPD stands for community for people in every country. We stand for people who are against foreign infiltration because we think that real cultures can only develop if there is a separation between countries. Asked for his opinion about efforts to link the NPD to the right-wing attacks, either physically or ideologically, Rossmiller got defensive. They have gone too far with the policy of foreign infiltration.
People come here from poorer countries to improve their standard of life.
But Germany can't give any longer. It is not possible for us to be the social charity for the whole world. Despite the recent high-profile incidents, there is no evidence that xenophobic attacks are more frequent or severe in Germany than in the rest of Europe. In fact, unlike Austria, Belgium and France, no anti-immigration party in Germany has been able to mobilize a significant share of the popular vote. But the NPD accuses the government of ulterior motives.