Germany: 'Integration Classes' Teach Migrants How To Pick Up And Have Sex With German Girls

A new video shows how the German government is funding a program teaching migrants how to flirt with German girls. Released on YouTube, the clip shows what so-called integration classes for migrants in Germany really look like. A youth centre in the town of Eichstatt is helping migrants to integrate in a very bizarre way, by showing them how to effectively flirt with and hit on German women.

The clip starts by showing several migrants in a room with a few German girls, all of whom appear to be very young. The migrants are being taught how to flirt with a German called called Jenny.

The leader of the project Christian Zech encourages the migrants to attempt to use their best pick up lines on the girl but at first many of them seem too shy.

"The majority doesn't have a clue how to approach the opposite sex in this country," Zechs told Bayerischer Rundfunk television.

The migrants and the girls break for five minutes and then a migrant tries his luck with the young German blonde.

Dressed like a rapper and having been in Germany already for two years, Somalian Sadik sits down and immediately after saying his name and tells the girl: "WOW you really are quite good looking". After the awkward conversation "Jenny" gives Sadik some pointers telling him, "don't be too pushy" and to "take it slowly".

At the end of the video it is said that the migrants receive booklet of sex tips. The booklet contains information on how to have sex and avoid sexually transmitted diseases, likely talking about proper uses of condoms and other hygienic issues related to sexual intercourse.

The original video is found on the TV channel's website and the reaction has been highly negative, rated 1 star out of 5. The video is entitled, "Workshop for Refugees: How Western Women Tick," and starts by introducing Mr. Zech, a so-called sex educator who works for a group called, "Pro Familia" teaching underage migrants about sex. 

Pro Familia, according to their website, is a government funded organization that deals with sexual education and pregnancy issues. In an interview with Donau Kurier, Mr. Zechs talked about his experiences with migrants and sexual education but when it came to the views of Muslim migrants of homosexuals he said, "for the majority, it is difficult to hear that this is okay". He also said that his job wasn't to "protect Germans from refugees."

Launched in late February as a means to aid integration, the website is gathering significant attention abroad for its graphic cartoon depictions of sexual acts. The pictures, which often show dark-skinned men having sex with white women have been referred to as an illustration of Germany’s “welcoming culture” towards migrants by Swiss newspaper Blick, while Canada’s Ezra Levant called them conveniently “colour coded”.

Available in 13 languages including Arabic and Turkish, Zanzu.de is funded by the BZgA as well as the Federal Ministry for Health. Many of the issues dealt with by the site are explained to German children while they are at school in sex education classes, but for those coming from “Arab and African” countries this is not the case, reports the German Express.