Duitse autoriteiten nemen extreemrechtse extremisten op (jewishstandard.timesofisrael.com)

Waarom alleen de rechtse denken de rechtse dan.

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@2 Er zijn ook nog linkse en islamitische extremisten.

De hele dag obsessief bezig zijn om onbenullige ''extremisme'' -linkjes te plaatsen. Gelukkig is TS van de straat af en vind hij beschutting en een zinvolle dagbesteding dankzij de participatiewet.

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@5 "DE slachtoffer" - lijkt me niet kosher wat je allemaal slacht, misschien kan je je naam beter veranderen in.. haha ja laat ook maar.

Both the Yom Kippur attack on a synagogue in Halle last October and the assassination in June of a pro-refugee politician, Walter Lubcke, were carried out by assailants affiliated with the far right.

Those high-profile events happened against a backdrop of anti-Semitic attacks that officials say have been mostly motivated by far-right ideologies — not by Islamic extremists who have preoccupied most of the government’s recent anti-terrorism efforts.

those who have been monitoring the situation, who say the government has done too little for too long — in part because far-right extremists have been looked at as lone actors, not part of organized networks.

“The problem is that for years, the focus was only on Islamic extremists,” said Matthias Quent, an expert on far-right extremism and a director of the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, a group working to eliminate anti-Semitism and other discrimination in Germany. “There’s no other way to say it: The authorities have, for years, trivialized and delayed their reactions to the far right.”

In January, police in six German states searched the homes of Combat 18 members, a neo-Nazi group that was banned recently by Interior Minister Horst Seehofer. Officials said the raids were a direct response to the Lubcke murder and the Halle attack.

Many of these extremist groups have ties to the German military, politicians or police force. The German newspaper Welt Am Sonntag revealed last month that over 500 German Bundeswehr soldiers are being investigated for ties to the far right. Among these cases, the vast majority of the cases, 360, were discovered in 2019.

And last week, Welt reported that over 100 guns have disappeared from various security agency branches over the past decade. Among the lost weapons, 58 went missing from the Bundeswehr. One of the weapons, a submachine gun, was discovered in the home of man who was part of Germany’s elite police unit — and also a far-right chat group under investigation.

@6 Hij heet niet de Ariër, maar de Arabiër.

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Another far-right prepper group, Uniter, has members across Germany and ties to the military, according to recent reports in the British newspaper The Guardian.

Raids on houses belonging to Uniter members have turned up military items, and Monitor obtained footage of Uniter holding military exercises in southern Germany in June 2018. Schmitt said the exercises were carried out with airsoft guns, which shoot pellets through a spring-loaded barrel, but an ex-soldier interviewed by Monitor described the drills as “combat training.” This would be illegal for a private group like Uniter to organize in Germany

Two politicians from one of the country’s largest right-wing parties, the Christian Democratic Union, have connections to Uniter. Robert Moritz and Kai Mehliss from Anhalt-Bitterfeld, near Halle, have now publicly cut ties with the group.

“There is a much bigger problem in Germany, something that up until now was concealed,” she said. “It’s terrifying that the security agencies are a part of this process of concealment. Every country has far-right groups. In America, too. But in Germany, where National Socialism had its start, they supposedly don’t exist.”

@16 Het is overduidelijk dat jij een zandhapper bent.
"DE slachtoffer"
Leer eens Nederlands, dan valt het niet zo op.

Uniter was founded while Findeisen was in captivity in Syria. She sees the group and others like it as more dangerous in some ways than Islamic terrorists.
Findeisen said Uniter “has such a good network and members have military backgrounds.”
“They have access to weapons, ammunition, infrastructure. It just goes so much farther,” she said. “In comparison, the Islamists were badly organized.”

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Ik dacht: laat ik even wat C/P doen, zodat niemand kan beweren dat ze het artikel niet kunnen lezen...

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@24 Ach, nu gooi je er ook nog snel een vleugje takiyya overheen.
Die vergissing maken alleen 3e en 4e generatie berbers, de 2 eerste generaties beheersen de Nederlandse taal nauwelijks.

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@26 Klopt, ik heb heel veel in dat soort landen gewerkt, en ik kan je vertellen dat ieder land wat de islam omarmd naar de bliksem gaat.
En in Europa staan we momenteel aan de rand van de afgrond, arabiër.