So, it’s the most popular political party in the country.

But it’s also a terrorist organization?

There seems to be some kind of serious problem with this “democracy” thing.

European Conservative:

An administrative court in Düsseldorf has ruled that members of the antiglobalist, anti-migration Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party cannot hold gun licences and own firearms due to a perceived risk to national security. The court decision comes at a time when violent crime is at an all-time high and AfD members are targeted more than members of other parties by political violence.

According to the court’s verdict, all members of dissident parties under investigation by the country’s Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution are considered “unreliable” under firearms law and therefore banned from possessing guns. The case was originally brought by two AfD members who claimed that revoking their gun licences was a violation of their constitutional rights.

Gun ownership in Germany is already heavily regulated under strict licensing laws, with exemptions primarily for hunting or competitive shooting.

The ruling by the Düsseldorf court may also impact the ability of AfD-aligned public servants to maintain their roles by affirming that civil servants and soldiers ​​can be penalised “up to and including dismissal from service for supporting a non-banned but anti-constitutional party.”

The two AfD members at the centre of the trial will have to surrender their firearms and ammunition immediately to the state but can appeal the decision to a higher court.

This is just nuts.

No one thinks they are murderers.

No one thinks they are terrorists.

They might think that in a situation of unrest, they would move to seize control of the government.

But hey – maybe if the government is afraid of that, they should do a better job of avoiding unrest?

Remember when the Germans said they wouldn’t tolerate political violence?

Haha.

What a trip, mayne.

Reuters:

A local candidate for Germany’s right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has been injured in a knife attack, the party and police said on Wednesday, the second such incident in the city of Mannheim days after a police officer was killed.

AfD member Heinrich Koch was attacked with a cutter knife after confronting the suspect who was tearing down election posters near a town square, the party said. Police said the 25-year-old suspect was detained and, showing clear signs of mental illness, was taken to a psychiatric hospital.

He was filming when it happened

It comes days after the attack at an anti-Islam demonstration in which a policeman was killed, at a time when the number of assaults and abuse against politicians across the spectrum has surged ahead of hotly contested elections.

Koch needed stitches in his head and had a cut in his stomach, but the injuries were not life-threatening, the party said. AfD co-chief Alice Weidel told Reuters the attack was a “shocking act that leaves you stunned”.

The party has sought to portray the attack as part of a targeted campaign by left-wing extremists against AfD members. However, police said there was no concrete evidence that the suspect knew that he was attacking an AfD politician.

Given the context, he obviously knew he was attacking someone from the AfD.

It sure seems like it would be illegal if this was happening in the reverse.

Remix:

A doctor in the German state of Baden-Württemberg refuses to treat one of his patients because he is a local politician in the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

The doctor’s decision was reportedly sparked when he saw a photo in the local newspaper of the politician, Heiko Nüßner, at an event for his party’s city association in Lahr. Based on this photo, the doctor told him to find a new practice due to their “clearly different political views.”

Nüßner, who previously served as a Christian Democrat (CDU) politician for 26 years, told Bild newspaper that he was “very surprised by this reaction, as he had never spoken to the doctor about his politics. He described the interaction with the general practitioner as “very undemocratic.”

The AfD politician said, “I was disappointed with the CDU because of its euro and migration policy as well as its exit from nuclear energy. For me, the AfD is the ‘new CDU’ and by no means right-wing extremist.”

The AfD politician suffered an accident three years ago that he left him confined to a wheelchair. When he asked the doctor for a prescription at the beginning of March, he was denied treatment. Nüßner shared a copy of the email exchange shared between him and the doctor, whose name was not disclosed by Nüßner or Bild.

The doctor has responded to Bild, saying that the photo of the politician was only the “icing on the cake.”

“I had already found the patient very unpleasant beforehand, with his demanding and pushy nature,” he said. According to medical ethicists, denying treatment based on “unpleasant” attitudes or because you do not agree with the politics of your patient does not meet medical standards. However, for patients who represent a threat or a major disturbance to a medical practice, doctors are permitted to deny care, but only if there is no immediate medical threat.

The doctor claimed however that the medication requested by Nüßner was “not vital.”

According to the Bild interview with the doctor, he did want to support any “undemocratic tendencies,” as the AfD is being monitored for extremism by the Office of the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), a powerful domestic spy agency.

He said if the AfD politician needed acute care, he would treat him and anyone else “regardless of their ideology.”

In 2021, AfD candidate Andrea Zürcher also had her general practicioner cancel her care, also in the state of Baden-Württemberg. In Zürcher’s case, the doctor also learned about her political activity from a photo in a local newspaper.

The people are voting for the AfD. It’s a very popular party.

So the mainstream response is to try and kill them through denying them medical care?

This is democracy is for you, I suppose.

Protests against the AfD continue in Germany

In a democracy, the supposed ability of the people to petition grievances is via voting. This is different than in an “autocracy,” where you directly petition the government for policy change (like the Chinese did when they protested the lockdowns and Beijing said “yeah, okay”). An autocracy or a dictatorship or a kingdom or whatever you want to call it has to meet certain demands of the people, because it doesn’t have the escape hatch of voting.

In a democracy, any hated leader can always escape by simply resigning or being voted out. In our experience, this always results in someone very similar taking over and doing the same thing, then being replaced again, indefinitely, all while a “deep state” bureaucracy remains run by the same individuals.

Here’s the thing: if voting does not work, you do not have any form of petition of grievance.

It is an absolute state of tyranny when the total opposition party, which is almost certainly the most popular party in the country, is down by law.

Reuters:

Two star members of the Berlin Film Festival’s jury on Thursday criticised a decision to withdraw invitations to hard-right politicians, with one suggesting the event could have broadened the lawmakers’ horizons.

Five members of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party were invited to the opening ceremony on Thursday evening alongside other elected politicians.

But organisers withdrew the invites last week amid a nationwide uproar after it emerged members of the party had discussed deportations of ethnic minorities at a secret meeting.

That didn’t even happen and if it did it’s their right to discuss whatever they want.

But I don’t think it did happen and there is no proof, it’s just a trumped up hoax to deal with the fact that the AfD would be about to take over the government through the established democratic process, if they were allowed. (Of course, in Germany, a court can simply say they’re not allowed to be the government, regardless of whether they are elected, so it doesn’t really mean anything.)

German director Christian Petzold, whose film “Afire” won the festival’s Grand Jury Prize last year, and Italian actor Jasmine Trinca both said the decision was not conducive to open discussion.

“We are not cowards,” Petzold told journalists at a news conference presenting the jury. “If we can’t stand five members of the AfD as part of the audience, we will lose our fight.”

Christian Pretzold

Jasmine Trinca

Trinca, whose TV series “Supersex” about porn star Rocco Siffredi will show at the fest, said cinema had the power to change people’s perspectives.

The five politicians could have sat in the audience, watched the “works of cinema chosen by the Berlinale to represent this time and moment in life”, and broadened their perspectives, Trinca said.

Katrin Brinker, the AfD’s leader in Berlin who had her invitation cancelled, earlier said the decision showed the festival as bowing to pressure from cultural activists.

“It marginalises, stigmatises and denies democratically elected representatives of the AfD the same rights that it grants to others,” she said in a video on her Facebook page.

This was more or less definitely ordered by the government.

The German government is insane. They control the entire culture, as in a dystopian novel. In the US, the situation is more or less the same, arguably, but it’s at least more complicated and less surreal.

My horizons feel broadened just from the trailer

The whole situation is cartoonish.

Stalin didn’t take people’s bank accounts.

Of course, people will say “oh but Stalin did show trials tho” – yeah, okay. See January 6th prisoners and their sentences. See James Fields. See Derek Chauvin. See all these “hate speech” and “Holocaust denial” cases in Western Europe.

We are living in a very extreme tyranny. People should understand this.

Breitbart:

A German member of parliament says his account with Deutsche Bank-owned Postbank has been closed for political reasons, claiming his being a politician from the right has made him a target for debanking.

Alternative for Germany (AfD) member of the Bundestag and party co-chairman Tino Chrupalla claims to have been debanked, telling national television: “On Friday my account was cancelled by Postbank because I am an AfD member”. This is part of a process of excluding and discrediting people outside the political mainstream, he claimed.

Postbank is owned by Deutsche Bank, one of the largest global banks. The AfD is a right-wing populist political party that campaigns on issues like mass migration, the European Union, and failures of the legacy political establishment. Critics say the party is racist and should be banned as unconstitutional.

German broadsheet newspaper Die Welt reports the comments of a Postbank spokesman, who stood behind client confidentiality to avoid discussing the case, but stated nevertheless they had the right to cancel any account they wanted to without having to give a reason.

The remarks were made in a television programme about the legacy of Communist East Germany, the GDR, in modern eastern Germany. Chrupalla said he was proud to be an Easterner but was concerned about recent political developments in Germany.

News magazine Focus reports the politician said he and others in eastern Germany were experiencing “déjà vu when it comes to bullying and freedom of expression: no longer being able to say what you think” and that, in Chrupalla’s opinion Communist-like repressions on freedom of speech are “coming back in current politics”.

East Germany was at least honest.

They didn’t pretend to be a “freedom human rights democracy” where state policy is decided based on the will of the voters.

The magazine notes a Green party politician rejected these claims, calling Chrupalla “silly” for claiming Germany is becoming less free. Contradicting that view, Germany’s Junge Freiheit magazine reports left-wing networks are attempting to weaponize bank closures to attack opponents.

How is it possible to say it is not “less free”?

This wasn’t happening before, and now it is happening.

If this man did a crime, then put him on trial. Again, it would be a Kafka show trial, but at least have the balls to do it. They did it in Greece. More and more, I respect Greece for actually just arresting the entire Golden Dawn on fake charges.

The German state will shut down AfD if they get to a certain level of support. But they won’t just arrest them all. They will do more of this passive-aggressive tyranny.

Imagine what they’ll do if AfD gets over 20% at the national elections

In Germany, they can just arrest you for anything.

Or nothing.

Meanwhile, they let Arabs and other criminals commit whatever crimes they want with total impunity.

There is no reason to believe anyone who was arrested actually did anything, like there is no reason to believe that someone who wasn’t arrested didn’t do a lot of things.

AP:

Thousands of police officers carried out raids across much of Germany on Wednesday against suspected far-right extremists who allegedly sought to overthrow the government in an armed coup. Officials said 25 people were detained.

Federal prosecutors said some 3,000 officers conducted searches at 130 sites in 11 of Germany’s 16 states. While police raids against the far right are not uncommonin the country — still sensitive to its grim Nazi past — the scale of the operation was unusual.

Justice Minister Marco Buschmann described the raids as an “anti-terrorism operation,” adding that the suspects may have planned an armed attack on institutions of the state.

Germany’s top security official said the group was “driven by violent coup fantasies and conspiracy ideologies.”

Prosecutors said the suspects were linked to the so-called Reich Citizens movement, whose adherents reject Germany’s postwar constitution and have called for bringing down the government.

Officers detained 22 German citizens on suspicion of “membership in a terrorist organization,” prosecutors said. Three other people, including a Russian citizen, were held on suspicion of supporting the organization, they said. Another 27 people were under investigation.

German media outlet Der Spiegel reported the searched locations included the barracks of Germany’s special forces unit KSK in the southwestern town of Calw. The unit received scrutiny in the past over alleged far-right involvement by some soldiers.

…

Along with detentions in Germany, prosecutors said one person was detained in the Austrian town of Kitzbuehel and another in the Italian city of Perugia.

Prosecutors said those detained are alleged to have last year formed a “terrorist organization with the goal of overturning the existing state order in Germany and replace it with their own form of state, which was already in the course of being founded.”

…

Some of the group’s members had made “concrete preparations” to storm Germany’s federal parliament with a small armed group, according to prosecutors. “The details (of this plan) still need to be investigated” to determine whether any of the suspects can be charged with treason, they said.

The group is alleged to have believed in a “conglomerate of conspiracy theories consisting of narratives from the so-called Reich Citizens as well as QAnon ideology,” according to the statement. Prosecutors added that members of the group also believe Germany is ruled by a so-called “deep state;” similar baseless claims about the United States were made by former President Donald Trump.

Prosecutors identified the suspected ringleaders as Heinrich XIII P. R. and Ruediger v. P., in line with German privacy rules. Der Spiegel reported that the former was a well-known 71-year-old member of a minor German noble family, while the latter was a 69-year-old former paratrooper.

Heinrich XIII Prince Reus

Federal prosecutors said Heinrich XIII P. R., whom the group planned to install as Germany’s new leader, had contacted Russian officials with the aim of negotiating a new order in the country once the German government was overthrown. He was allegedly assisted in this by a Russian woman, Vitalia B.

I don’t believe any of this is true.

Maybe it’s all true, but believing the German government would be simply ridiculous.

I will say: it’s strange they’re not aggressively blaming Russia, especially since Russians were involved and these people are alleged to have been seeking aid from Russia.

Probably, at this point, Germany doesn’t want to blame Russia for planning coups, because there’s a legitimate chance that if Russia is getting blamed for attempting coups in Germany, they might just decide to start attempting coups in Germany.

All things considered, if Russians wanted to do a coup in Germany, it probably wouldn’t be that difficult to pull off.

The population of Germany has to be getting tired of this nonsense.

The Angela Merkel regime – which with its fourth term will now enjoy uninterrupted power for longer than Hitler – ratcheted up its control over internet information in 2016. Today, Deutschland leads the world in Facebook and Google “shut-it-down” requests. Most of it is aimed at political speech, especially criticism of Germany’s outlandish immigration policy.

But it’s got nothing to do with the state trying to manipulate elections, Goyim!

Few – if any – voices in our journalist-terrorist establishment have uttered a single criticism of the German state’s censorship. Note that these same entities will cry a river over Russia banning PornHub or Turkey shutting down calls to violently overthrow the government. In Germany, gay BDSM tranny porn remains legal and encouraged while the Holocaust is the official state religion, which in the minds of our Jew-run media makes them”the leaders of the free world.”

Before the election, any anti-Merkel (or pro-AfD) news was declared a part of a Russian conspiracy and either shut down or simply declared invalid by all other media.

Here is one example of many – this one from election day – featuring journalists heaping praise and providing cover for Angela Merkel shutting down enough opposition news to squeak by to “victory”… with a 33% plurality.

Politico.eu:

An online network of social media accounts linked to Russia is trying to boost messages connected to the far-right Alternative for Germany as the country’s voters head to the polls today, according to analysis by the Atlantic Council, a think-tank.

The researchers said that a so-called botnet — a collection of automated accounts that can repost messages quickly to spread them widely online — with links to Russia had started to promote hashtags on Twitter connected to the AfD over the last 48 hours. There had been a significant spike in such online activities, according to the think-tank’s Digital Forensic Research Lab, in an effort to boost far-right turnout during the election.

“Its continued amplification of the far-right messaging suggests either that the bot manager is an AfD supporter, or that AfD supporters have paid for a Russian botnet to amplify their messaging,” the researchers said in a blogpost in relation to the Russian botnet’s activities.

The links between AfD supporters and Russian online groups come as many in Germany remain concerned the country’s election may still become a target for digital trickery despite a lack of fake news and other online misinformation so far in the campaign.

What a cohencidence. It can’t be that there is a substantial majority of the German population that opposes Merkel and the transplantation of Germans with blacks and Arabs. Instead, they tell you that the opposition is nothing but a conspiracy by “Russia bots.”

Where is the proof? Who are the Russians controlling the Alternative Fur Deutschland election campaign? Is this just a cynical ploy to suppress political opponents?

A real journalist would at least entertain these questions. Jew cadres (what MSM journalists really are), on the other hand, just assert it and expect you to be too dumb to question what they’re doing here. They also hope you are unable to access news that do question the status quo so that you keep coming back to them for more lies. By saying everyone who criticizes Angela Merkel is a Russian spy divulging fake news, they are able to use government power to obstruct the opposition’s electoral competitiveness.

If Germany had a free and open internet, Merkel and her right-hand man/”opposition” Martin Schulz would’ve been crushed at the ballot box. With the internet heavily suppressed, I eagerly anticipate to see an analysis of how much TV and radio campaigning time AfD got in comparison to the Merkel/Schulz junta.

Four time Chancellor and five time Goy of the Year recipient Merkel should not assume that her tyranny can go on forever without triggering a response.

All hail the “FREE” world! 

The 90s band Silverchair prophesied the evil Merkel dystopia with remarkable accuracy back in 1999 (except the youth is “fascist” and hates the New World Jewish Order):