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Roy Batty
Daily Stormer
October 2, 2018
I don’t believe that this was a real thing, even for a second.
German police said they had arrested six men suspected of planning an attack on immigrants and politicians, as the country struggles with a backlash from far-right groups that has followed an influx of migrants.
The suspects, all of whom were between 20 and 30 years old, were part of skinhead and neo-Nazi groups, the country’s federal prosecutor said on Monday. The attack was allegedly planned to take place on Wednesday, the Day of Germany Unity, which commemorates the anniversary of German reunification.
Police arrested the suspects after a series of coordinated raids in the states of Saxony and Bavaria. During the raids, police found bats, tasers, an air gun and Nazi propaganda, including portraits of Adolf Hitler and Nazi flags, which are banned in Germany.
The group called itself Revolution Chemnitz, after the east German city that saw mass protests following a murder allegedly committed by asylum seekers last month. Neo-Nazis openly protested in Chemnitz, as well as at several other similar events that were since organized in other German cities.
First thought that popped into my head:
This, I assume is what happened.
“Far-Right terror is posing a real and great danger and we take it very seriously,” German Justice Minister Katarina Barley tweeted on Monday in reference to the arrests.
At the same time, an anti-immigration backlash has fueled social polarization and fragmentation of the political landscape. The anti-Islam Alternative for Germany party has surged to 18%, making it the second-biggest party in some polls.
Surveillance of the suspects’ electronic communication showed that they were attempting to obtain semiautomatic weapons for the attack. Prosecutors believe that the group performed a trial run on Sept. 14, when they attacked immigrants with bats, tasers and glass bottles in a park in Chemnitz.
Following that attack, in which one person was injured, the presumed leader of the group named only as Christian K. was arrested. He has been in custody since. The other suspects who were arrested on Monday were named as Sten E., Martin H., Marcel W., Sven W., Hardy Christopher W., and Tom W.
“This is putting into effect our policy of zero tolerance toward far-right radicals and right-wing extremists. We will prosecute any form of extremism, from the left and the right,” said Horst Seehofer, Germany’s minister of the interior.
There aren’t any underground Neo-Nazi terror cells that I am aware of.
There are, however, plenty of young, idealistic kids that like to LARP online.
Maybe some soccer hooligans.
That’s about it.
Lots of intelligence agencies trying to justify their budgets though.
Trying to set up stings.
The thought that there could be a secret Nazi political terrorist organization killing politicians is pure Hollywood fantasy.
Not happening… not happening yet, anyways.
Besides, there’s very little that a right-wing terror squad could accomplish as the situation stands now.
We can talk when AfD gets more than 18% of the vote, lemme tell ya.
How can you even have a guerrilla movement when your own neighbors would rat you out soon as they heard a police siren?
*WEW*
Yes officer, he once said the n-word in front of me. Yes, that’s him right there. Arrest him, officer.
He’s a strange kid, officer. Doesn’t get out much. Haven’t seen him at the Church potluck. He’s probably making bombs in the basement, officer.
I’m not exactly a guerrilla-warfare or political terrorism expert here, but I would think that you need the sympathy of the population first, no? Strong community ties? Parallel institutions? A funding stream?
It’s goofy shit.
And the police are even goofier for taking a bunch of LARPing kids or drunk soccer hooligans seriously.
