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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
September 22, 2014
The force with which the Jews suppressed German culture was always destined to backfire. You simply cannot completely crush a people’s national identity, and expect them to lay down and die. At least you cannot do so to a people so mighty as the Germans once were.
In eastern Austria, to conservative members of a town council, members of the People’s Party, have been forced to resign after a documentary film featured footage of them singing and toasting one another in a basement room decked out in NSDAP memorabilia.
The scene from cult filmmaker Ulrich Seidl’s “Im Keller” (In the Basement) shows five men in traditional dress singing a drinking song in a room featuring a portrait of Hitler, a swastika flag and mannequins wearing Nazi uniforms and helmets.
Two of the men from the People’s Party – elected to the town council in Marz in the province of Burgenland after the film was made in 2009 – have now resigned from their posts.
“We distance ourselves with deepest conviction from any Nazi ideology and atrocities. To prevent further damage to the community and the party, we decided voluntarily, with immediate effect, to withdraw from our council mandate,” the two said in a statement on Friday.
“It was a mistake to take part in the filming.”
The men have also left the Austrian People’s Party (OVP), junior coalition partner to Social Democrats in the national government, OVP’s Burgenland group said in a statement.
Austria’s far-right Freedom Party this week expelled the 78-year-old mayor of Gurk in Carinthia province for expressing sympathy for Nazism. “Re-engagement with National Socialism” has been a crime in Austria since 1947.
“I distance myself only from what they did, not from Nazism,” Siegfried Kampl had been quoted as saying in a newspaper interview.
The lies about the nature of the Third Reich are a house of cards, and it is only a matter of time before it collapses completely. Many in Germany (and “Austria”) are well aware of the fact that the Reich was glorious and good, and they are merely waiting for the dam to break to come out and tell the truth – they are partying in basements with swastikas and pictures of Hitler, until the time is right.
Suppressing an idea only causes it to gain power in the long run. Their is no idea more suppressed than that of National Socialism, nor is their any idea which is more intrinsically powerful.
I may yet live to see the day when the Swastika flies over Berlin yet again.
