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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.

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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.”

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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.

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German Government Operating Hundreds of “Far Right” Social Media Accounts https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/09/24/german-government-operating-hundreds-of-far-right-social-media-accounts/ Sat, 24 Sep 2022 00:00:00 +0000

People on the internet try to deny the fact that feds are everywhere on the internet infiltrating everything to push their agenda.

Who would deny this, other than a fed?

This is happening at scale in Germany, which isn’t even run by the FBI.

Breitbart:

The German federal state is operating hundreds of fake far-right social media accounts online, a mainstream newspaper in the country has revealed.

Hundreds of fake social media accounts espousing far-right ideology on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Instagram and Gettr are being operated by the German Federal State, a report by a major mainstream newspaper in the country has revealed.

It is not the first time governments have been found to be behind shadowy extremists accounts online, with America’s FBI coming under fire earlier this year after one of its fake accounts was found to have been allegedly involved in the creation of a plot to kidnap the Democratic Party governor for Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.

According to the report by Süddeutsche Zeitung, — one of Germany’s largest newspapers — Germany’s Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution has been operating hundreds of accounts espousing extremist views for the purpose of infiltrating groups of interest to government officials.

The federal office has reportedly been paying civil servants to operate accounts posing as radicals on the left and right as well as the likes of radical Islamic extremists, anti-vaccination activists and so-called “Reich Citizens” — a term used to describe people who question or reject the legitimacy of the German Republic.

At least some of these fake accounts are involved in actively promoting the ideologies they are linked with, with one agent telling a reporter that it is important to “feed this bubble” of extremist ideology in order to gain the trust of targetted activists, some of whom are reported as being “neo-nazis”.

Those behind the accounts have also reportedly been granted permission to break laws in the operation of these accounts, with the journalist behind the report, Ron Steinke, saying that: “many people who are victims of right-wing online hate speech would probably be amazed if they knew what is now being posted and liked on behalf of the state.”

Along with employing people to operate the social media accounts, the German Federal government has employed psychologists as part of the project, who are tasked with both helping those operating the accounts to deal with the stress of their occupation, as well as to sniff out if one of the civil servants is themselves being radicalised.

Steinke describes one senior official involved in the operation as saying that it is important to make sure that those operating the fake accounts are “staying straight”, and not actually becoming a part of the extremist groups they are infiltrating.

While a senior official reportedly admitted that “[n]ot everyone” is able to learn the skill of going undercover as an extremist “without becoming part of that scene”, they reportedly refused to give any inclination as to exactly how many government spies end up becoming radicalised by their work.

The German Federal government is not the only national authority involved in the operation of fake extremist accounts, with federal agencies in the United States also frequently being accused of promoting hardline ideologies as part of its attempt at infiltrating radical groups.

Such accusations hit the mainstream earlier this year, after it was found that FBI informants played an active role in a plot surrounding the planned kidnapping of Gretchen Whitmer, the Democratic Party governor for Michigan.

Whenever you’re on the internet, you have to be aware that there is a good chance that whoever you are talking to is working for the FBI or some other shill group.

Obviously, many of them are going to try to get you to do acts of violence. That should really go without saying at this point. But add to that: they also spread dumb narratives, particularly those which serve to support the US government. Fed posters will come up with “right-wing” reasons for supporting whatever the feds are doing – we saw this with the coronavirus hoax, we are seeing it now with the Ukraine democracy hoax.

Be vigilant!

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