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| Attacks in East German Town Blamed on Far-right 'guerrilla' |
| 2016-03-05 |
| [NEWSMAX] A string of attacks in the eastern town of Nauen near Berlin was likely committed by an anti-immigrant "guerrilla" group led by a local member of Germany's biggest far-right party, officials said Friday. Their alleged crimes included an arson attack in August on a gym intended as temporary housing for refugees. Nobody was injured in the fire but the building was destroyed in what authorities described as the worst attack on a refugee shelter in the state for over 20 years. Police on Tuesday incarcerated Drop the rosco, Muggsy, or you're one with the ages! a local councilman for the National Democratic Party who is suspected of forming a "criminal organization" intent on committing crimes against "One gets the impression that a kind of 'right wing urban guerrilla' was active in Nauen over the past year," said Karl-Heinz Schroeter, Brandenburg's interior minister. The group is also suspected of setting alight a Polish man's car, storming a local council meeting and damaging offices of a left-wing party. The alleged ringleader, 29-year-old NPD councilman Maik Schneider, was arrested the same day Germany's highest court opened hearings on a bid to outlaw the party. Germany's 16 states claim the NPD promotes a racist and anti-Semitic agenda. A ban would prevent it from receiving state funding, which political parties are entitled to. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 ..was likely committed by an anti-immigrant "guerrilla" group led by a local member of Germany's biggest far-right party ...and growing every day they keep on insisting in following a national suicidal policy. |
| Posted by: Procopius2k 2016-03-05 17:11 |