Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
May 13, 2016
November 8, 1923
And now, for today’s bit of positive/encouraging news.
BBC:
A Munich beer hall where Adolf Hitler launched his political career has been ordered to overturn a ban on a meeting by right-wing populist party Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD).
AfD had booked the Hofbraeukeller for an address by party leader Frauke Petry to hundreds of supporters.
But the beer hall cancelled the booking after the party agreed a policy that Islam was “not part of Germany”.
Landlord Ricky Steinberg said he feared protests outside the venue.
He said that under the terms of the contract he was entitled to call off Friday evening’s meeting on grounds of security. “I could really do without the hullaballoo,” he was quoted as saying.
But the Munich district court ruled on Thursday that the beer hall was tied to the rental contract. AfD officials said they had already paid a €6,100 (£4,800; $7,000) deposit for the event.
AfD officials have suggested that the beer hall was leant on by the mainstream political parties to ban the event.
They argued that they had offered to provide the venue with security and insisted that no protest against the meeting had been planned.
Mr Steinberg has run the Hofbraeukeller for almost 20 years and it has been widely used by mainstream parties in the past, including Bavaria’s centre-right CSU and the centre-left SPD.
However, its historical connection to Adolf Hitler is particularly relevant in Germany now, with the AfD adopting policies that are synonymous with the far right.
Hitler gave his first political speech at the Hofbraeukeller in September 1919.
I do believe that AfD top officials are mostly Nazis and are just pretending not to be for the sake of votes. Either way, they are better than Merkel.
Hopefully the Germans have the balls to vote for them.