ETERNAL VIGILANCE

‘Final Solution’ for German Nationalists?

Gunther Deckert has a revolutionary idea. He thinks that freedom of speech and thought would be good for Germany. In this occupied nation, without a peace treaty 59 years after the war, such thoughts are forbidden.

By Guenter Deckert

The two leading German nationalist political parties, the National Democratic Party (NPD) and the German Volks Union (DVU), joined in 2004 to enter candidates in local elections and forged an agreement to support each other by not duplicating candidates for the same election spot. This turned out to be a real winning decision. It got a couple of dozen candidates into various state parliaments in the former East Germany most prominently.

The German news media has been spewing hate toward these men and women ever since. Good Germans are not acceptable to the establishment. Bad — former East German communists, now in Schroeder’s coalition — are good.

On Jan. 21 in the state of Saxony, the capital of which is Dresden, during the session of the state parliament, the establishment members demanded a minute of silence for the victims of the holocaust. Twelve NPD members refused to participate and instead demanded one minute of silence for the victims of the Dresden bombing holocaust on Feb. 13, 1945. According to historians at least 300,000 Germans were incinerated in Dresden, but the German occupation government will only admit that 35,000 died.

The NPD members were shouted down and the microphone silenced. Currently, there is a demand by the local politicians (no doubt their families were victims of the bombing as well) that the two spokesmen for the NPD members be charged with a hate crime. Using the phrase “bombing holocaust,” which they did, demeans the memory of the Jewish holocaust victims and instigates hatred. Such is the German law now on the books.

The German press is going ballistic, urging banning of the NPD and all “right wing” parties and throwing them all into jail instigating hate attacks against these Germans who have the courage of their conviction.

A few years ago the government tried to ban the NPD because they were “Nazis,” because members would march with forbidden flags, such as the army and navy flags under Kaiser Wilhelm. That suit almost ruined the party until the German Supreme Court had to rule, because of the evidence, that the so-called “Nazis” were working for the German version of the FBI which had planted these agitators. Photographers had paid them to act aggressively for the evening TV news. It was all a sham.

NPD has recovered from that debacle. Together with DVU they have made great inroads and hope to have members in the Bundestag this year.

If the haters of all things German could — and this includes many media people — they would destroy everyone who speaks up for freedom and democracy for Germans.

Attorney Horst Mahler, an incredibly courageous former leftist who has already paid with 10 years imprisonment, was just sentenced by a lower Berlin court to nine months in jail, no probation or suspension. Mahler had just gone through a grueling trial, which at first ended when the state stopped proceedings. He has now been hauled back into court and in spite of 500 pages of testimony and evidence presented by him, the court ignored all of it and sentenced him for “hate crimes.”

Mahler is an intellectual of the first order and brings well-reasoned and lucid arguments. However, he has become enemy number one because of that. He has been banned from practicing law and traveling.

When President Bush wants to spread freedom and democracy let him start with Germany first. They have no freedom of thought or speech and certainly can be punished with jail and fines if they speak out against state tyranny.

Since Germany has been reunited, the worst elements of the former Stasi operations have been introduced to punish revisionists, seeking truth for Germany. Thousands are being fined, and many are in prison.

Have you read about this in the U.S. press?

Historian, Guenter Deckert is a former headmaster of a school in
Germany. For his outspoken and highly controversial views about
World War II history, Deckert served four years in German prison in the 1990s.
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Editor's comment: This article appeared in the February 7, 2005 issue of American Free Press.

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I thought a few quotes by George Orwell (plus a few others) would be most appropriate here, for it has truly come to pass just as Orwell has said in his classic 1984 in the "politically correct" language of newspeak, where black is white, and white is black; where the truth is a lie, and a lie is the truth. The thought police have reversed even common sense it seems. Be watchful, the same thing is in store for us here in the U.S. if these rogues and charlatans have anything further to say about it.

"The heresy of all heresies in a tyranny is common sense." George Orwell

“Political language … is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind. One cannot change this all in a moment, but one can at least change one’s own habits, and from time to time one can even, if one jeers loudly enough, send some worn-out and useless phrase … into the dust bin, where it belongs.” Eric Arthur Blair (George Orwell)

"Those who control the past, control the future; and those who control the present, control the past." George Orwell

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” George Orwell

“We are all ensnared by the tentacles of a system of social control, operating at all levels of society, which demands the blood sacrifice of millions of the cream of our youth every generation in bloody aggression to maintain prosperity. The primary intellectual and spiritual fundaments of this system spring from what passes for history, and are percolated down to the lowest member of society via a well-coordinated machine which leaves nothing unsullied by its poisonous output.” Willis A. Carto, 1983

“Democracy is a form of worship. It is the worship of jackals by jackasses.” H.L. Mencken

“Truth, whether in or out of fashion, is the measure of knowledge, and the business of understanding; whatsoever is beside that, however authorized by consent, or recommended by rarity, is nothing but ignorance, or something worse.” John Locke

“We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home.” Edward R. Murrow