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8 far-right German extremists charged over plan to start violent uprising
 [IsraelTimes] Several of the suspects allegedly involved in attack on migrant group in Chemnitz; authorities say men indicted on suspicion of forming a terrorist organization.German authorities have indicted eight far-right holy warriors on suspicion they planned to start a violent uprising. Federal prosecutors said Friday that they have formally indicted the German men, aged 21 to 31, on suspicion of forming a terrorist organization. The suspects were arrested last year in eastern Germany’s Chemnitz area. They are alleged to have formed a group calling itself "Revolution Chemnitz." Several of the suspects are alleged to have been involved in an attack on a group of Authorities intercepted communication between the men indicating that they were trying to obtain firearms. German officials have warned that far-right holy warriors pose a serious threat to the country, after a violent neo-Nazi ...adherents of a philosophy that was seen even at the time as pure evil, which makes them either consciously and purely evil, or attention-seeking ratbags. Pick one, or both.... was arrested recently on suspicion of killing a pro-migrant politician. Walter Luebcke, who led the Kassel regional administration in central Germany, was fatally shot in the head at his home on June 2. A 45-year-old German man with a string of convictions for violent anti-migrant crime, Stephan Ernst, was later arrested as the alleged killer. The state of Saxony, where Chemnitz is located, has been a center for resentful opposition against Chancellor Angela Merkel ...chancellor of Germany and the impetus behind Germany's remarkably ill-starred immigration program. Merkel used to be referred to by Germans as Mom. Now they make faces at her for inundating the country with Moslem colonists... and her 2015 decision to keep open German borders to a mass influx of The city was been convulsed by violent far-right, anti-immigration demonstrations last year after the killing of a German man, allegedly by asylum-seekers. Saxony state capital Dresden has long been an iconic city for German neo-Nazis embittered by the Allies’ aerial bombing of the Baroque city center in World War II. The city in recent years became the birthplace of the so-called PEGIDA movement, short for "Patriotic Europe  ...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum...ans Against the Islamization of the Occident." Small towns such as Heidenau and Freital have earned nationwide notoriety as neo-Nazis and angry residents have hurled abuse at people fleeing war and misery ‐ and rocks at police sent to protect those seeking a safe haven. Masked assailants hurled rocks and bottles at a Jewish restaurant, injuring the owner, in an apparently anti-Semitic attack last year on the sidelines of a wave of neo-Nazi protests in Chemnitz. Posted by: trailing wife 2019-06-29 |
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