Siegmar Faust (on the right)

Siegmar Faust was a noted civil rights activist in the former East Germany. Monitored by the Stasi (East German secret police) for “subversive activities”, he spent years in Communist prisons. When he finally made it to West Germany, he must have assumed that he would now enjoy a lifestime of free speech. How wrong he was.

In recent years, Faust has been employed as a tour guide in the same Stasi prison in Saxony where he himself was once locked up.

He lost his job a few days ago after giving an interview to the Berliner Zeitung newspaper in which he suggested that the persecution of “Holocaust deniers” was excessive.

“I have no sympathy for *Horst Mahler”, said Faust. But he finds it “unbearable, what the justice system is doing” and in respect of the the six million Jews murdered by the National Socialists, he asks himself: “Is the number six million sacred?”

He understands, says Faust, “that the crimes of the Nazi period continue to have effects. But “you have to stop a bit some time. You shouldn’t overplay it.” Finally, the pensioner claims that in Hohenschönhausen there are “few people who think differently from him”.

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Well, Faust got the answer to his question right away when he lost his job. Apparently the number of 6 million is sacred. Not only those who question it must be persecuted, but anyone who even expresses sympathy for them. In its statement about the termination of his employment, the Stasi Victims’ Memorial Centre also cited Faust’s involvement with the AfD as being unacceptable.

There is tremendous irony in a man formerly persecuted for his free speech activism in East Germany now facing persecution for the same thing in “free” Germany. It will be interesting to see if Faust now campaigns publicly on the issue as he did before.

* Horst Mahler was a lawyer and far-left activist who spent many years in prison for crimes related to his involvement in the Baader-Meinhof gang in the 70s. When he was eventually released, he transitioned from the far-left to the far-right, resumed practising as a lawyer and defended the “far right” NPD party when the German state tried to shut it down.

He founded an organisation to defend “Holocaust deniers” but was subjected to constant legal harassment by the German state.

Mahler was ultimately banned from practising law on the basis of two statements he had made.

“There is rationality in the annihilation of the Jews”

“Billions would have been ready to forgive Hitler if he had only murdered the Jews”

Ultimately, Mahler was charged with Holocaust denial himself and sentenced to 6 years in prison. Further charges were brought against him when he was inside and the sentence was increased. He applied for asylum in Hungary but was rejected.

Mahler under arrest in Budapest after unsuccessfully applying for asylum in Hungary

Now in his 70s, and with an amputated leg, Horst Mahler is still in prison in Germany. Here is the powerful final statement he gave before returning to incarceration.

I’ve always been a big fan of Horst Mahler. His path in life reminds me a crazier version of my own.

Back in the 1970s, Mahler was a founding member of the Baader-Meinhof Gang/Red Army Faction (RAF), a Marxist-Leninist urban guerrilla group that took West Germany by storm. These Communists were of a different breed than the Jewish “68er” sex-perverts that led student demonstrations in Paris and Berlin around this time, though there was obviously some overlap. The difference is that the sexual revolutionaries and feminists found friends in the German establishment, while RAF was attacked as a legitimate threat to the powers that be.

Later on in the 1990s and 2000s, Mahler was awakened, and joined the German nationalist NPD.  He is now a fierce critic of Zionist power and its brutal plan to exterminate our people.

In 2003 Mahler was sentenced to 10 years in prison for asking questions about the Holocaust. He was allowed to temporarily leave prison due to an illness, and fled to Hungary. Unfortunately, it looks like “based Orban” is about to sell this prisoner of conscience out.

Shoulda went to Belarus.

AP:

A notorious German neo-Nazi was arrested Monday in Hungary, where he had been seeking asylum after fleeing to avoid serving a prison sentence for Holocaust denial and anti-Semitic incitement, officials said.

Hungarian police said Horst Mahler was taken into custody in the northwestern city of Sopron in the early afternoon.

Ken Heidenreich, a spokesman for prosecutors in Munich where the European arrest warrant for Mahler was issued, confirmed that they had been informed by phone that Mahler was in custody.

Mahler, 81, was a founding member of the left-wing Red Army Faction militant group who later turned to the far-right and has had numerous neo-Nazi-related convictions.

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He was serving a 10-year sentence for Holocaust denial and anti-Semitic incitement when a court ruled two years ago that he could leave prison due to serious illness. He was ordered to return to prison late last year, but he refused and fled the country.

The Mitteldeutsche Zeitung newspaper on Monday published a letter from Mahler saying he was asking “the leader of the Hungarian nation, Viktor Orban, to grant me asylum as someone who is being politically persecuted.”

Heidenreich said it was not yet clear when Mahler would be extradited back to Germany to complete his sentence.

No human rights group anywhere has dared to even comment on this case. That is because those NGOs operating in the name of (((human rights))) are cynics who specialize in employing emotional blackmail to replace Westerners with the populations of Africa and the Near East, not actual human rights.

Notice too the lack of support from so-called “free speech advocates.” When the Jew Eric Zemmour was threatened with a 5,000 euro fine for inciting against Muslims, many powerful people intervened on his behalf, even liberals.

Eric Zemmour

But if you live in Germany and point out the Death Star sized plot holes in the Holocaust narrative, you will get more time in prison than when you were a bomb-throwing Communist terrorist.

To all those on the “New Right” or Alt-Right who say exposing the Holocaust is pointless, if that were true, why would they go through such lengths to crush it? There is nothing like it in regards to any other historic event or claim of genocide. Those of us with the ability to advance historical inquiry can and must do continue to do, and work to get this information to as many people as possible.

Here’s the speech Horst gave before fleeing to Hungary last month.

These Jews want this man to die in prison simply for asking for facts relating to their insane claims about 6 million soap people.

Solidarity with Horst Mahler!

If anyone has information on how to help Mahler fight his case, please leave it in the comments section below and I will update this article.

Richard Edmonds gives one of his best ever speeches to The London Forum as he explains the predicament of Horst Mahler.

Mahler has been imprisoned since 2009 for the crime of having a different opinion to that of the German government, specifically about the work camps that existed in National Socialist Germany.

Not content with keeping a 79-year-old man in jail for thinking differently, the authorities have also tried to deny him medical treatment.

Now that he has finally had his leg amputated and could soon be released from hospital, the ZOG of Germany have decided they will not be allowing him to return home on parole as they normally would do for any other well-behaved prisoner.

Instead, they are determined to see him locked up again where they are hoping he will then eventually die off and no longer be such an embarrassment to them.

Edmonds then goes on to list many of the political prisoners who have spent time languishing in ZOG’s dungeons, highlighting the utter hypocrisy of the Charlie Hebrew free-speech marches held across Europe earlier this year.

Lady Michelle Renouf has also been helping to organise support for Mahler and she gives details at the end of the video on how people can help him and the other prisoners of conscience across Europe, that Shamnesty International are refusing to even mention.