Nemačka služba za zaštitu ustava je, posle nasilja u Kelnu na demonstracijama "huligani protiv salafista", u kojima je poveređeno više od 40 policajaca, upozorila na opasnost od eskalacije nasilja na nemačkim ulicama.

"Postoji povod za zabrinutost da se sukobi različitiih ekstremista nađu na našim ulicama", rekao je danas predsednik te službe Hans-Georg Masen.

On je upozorio i da se konflikt u Siriji i Iraku odražava i u Nemačkoj i da se posebno Čečeni okreću ka salafizmu.
 
U Kelnu se u nedelju okupilo blizu 5.000 huligana i neonacista koji su demonstrirali protiv salafista, a nemački mediji ocenili su da je to bila demonstracija moći čije su razmere iznenadile čak i policiju.

Železnička stanica u Kelnu, izgledala je, navode mediji, kao bojno polje.
 
Većina demonstranata, ošišanih "na ćelavo", istetoviranih glava i tela, širokih ramena, poznata je po izgredima na fudbalskim utakmicama, imali su u Kelnu podršku i neonacističke scene, a skup je najavila ekstremno desna partije "Pro NRW".

Policija je morala da upotrebi vodene topove i više puta da se postavi i ispred turista koji su izgledali kao stranci, a i da zaštiti novinare i one koji nisu bili ekstremni, među njima i jednu ženu koja je nosila transparent "Više ljubavi, manje ekstremizma".

Mnogi od demonstranata su imali napise "Nemačka Nemcima" i druge naeonacističke i deničarske parole i na svom putu "protiv salafista" bacali flaše na policiju, pljuvali prolaznike, prevrtali kante za đubre i vozila....

"Ako se ta grupa učvrsti i još bude rasla, onda ćemo imati novi kvalitet nasilja", rekao je predsednik pokrajinskog sindikata policije Arnold Plikert.

Izvor: Blic

Chudi me da u kelnu nema kelnera...

Jadni neshvaćeni muslimančići.

Јао какво геноцидисање припадника религије мира.

Ovde i na mnogo drugih primera se vidi kako novine i novinari rade i manipulisu: Zbog cega oni moraju javnosti da objasnjavaju da su natpisi "naeonacističke i deničarske parole"? Tacno se vidi sablon i matrica za koga rade, koji im je cilj i ko ih placa...

Zar nije fer da samo napisu "Mnogi od demonstranata su imali napise "Nemačka Nemcima" "?

Sloicno, kao kada sam pre par meseci cuo "a sad dobra vest, stize pomoc u vidu semena od kompanije Monsanto!" I sad, ljudi mahom nemaju pojma sta je Monsanto ali su zato culi da je ta vest "dobra".

p.s. Da se ogradim, ne branim "desnicare" niti "levicare". Za mene su to nametnute podele i sluze manipulaciji.

Ma boli nas kurac sta neko misli...

 

(пазите слику на видеу што су швабе ставиле    )

wake up little nazi....time to wake up...

School for Nazis: Parents' horror as children in German school begin greeting one another with 'Heil Hitler' and using Nazi slogans
Year 9 class thought to have been communicating in 'Nazi slogans'
German authorities investigating 29 teenagers on WhatsApp conversations
Teens 'swapped Nazi sayings and slogans' throughout the school day
Pictures show teens doing Heil Hitler salutes and wearing Hitler moustaches
By ALLAN HALL FOR MAILONLINE and SARA MALM FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 10:03 GMT, 29 October 2014 | UPDATED: 18:18 GMT, 29 October 2014
     
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An entire high school class in Germany is being investigated after the teenage pupils allegedly started greeting each other with 'Heil Hitler' and communicating in Nazi slogans.
Parents and authorities are horrified after it emerged that some of the 29 student have been swapping Nazi sayings and slogans throughout the school day on instant messaging-app WhatsApp.
Photos of students aged 14 and 15 at a school near Leipzig in east Germany show them giving Nazi salutes and wearing Hitler moustaches.
Horrific: A photograph of one of the male students in class 9A at the Landsberg School near Leipzig, east Germany, shows him raising his right arm in a Heil Hitler salute
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Horrific: A photograph of one of the male students in class 9A at the Landsberg School near Leipzig, east Germany, shows him raising his right arm in a Nazi salute
Students in class 9A at the Landsberg Gymnasiums near Leipzig regularly made anti-Jewish slurs on the messaging app, while praising Hitler as a 'great man,' local media reported.
Photos appeared in Germany's biggest newspaper BILD on Tuesday showing individuals giving the Hitler salute. One boy who was wearing a stuck-on Hitler moustache had his face blacked out.
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One of the messages from a student made a Holocaust joke that read: 'Why did Hitler kill himself? The Jews sent him the gas bill.'
Parents of students in the class are outraged at the reports, saying it is unlikely an entire class of teenagers would be involved and that the media is tarnishing all 29 students with the same brush.
Eli Gampel, 54, who has a son in the class, said: 'These discussions about the Nazi class from Landsberg are a load of rubbish. I thought it was a bad dream when I opened newspapers and read the article.'
Fear: Parents are in shock after it emerged that all 29 students in the class, boys and girls ages 14 and 15, appear to have been engaging in the WhatsApp 
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Fear: Parents are in shock after media reports that all 29 students in the class, boys and girls ages 14 and 15, appear to have been engaging in the behaviour on WhatsApp
A screen grab from the WhatsApp conversations see students use 'Seig Heil' phrase
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Disgusting: Screen grabs from the WhatsApp conversations see students use 'Sieg Heil' phrase, right
Photos of 14 and 15-year-old students show them giving Nazi salutes and wearing Hitler moustaches
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Photos of 14 and 15-year-old students show them giving Nazi salutes and wearing Hitler moustaches
Gampel, the former head of the local Halle Jewish Community, said his son had experienced harassment at the school.
'My son told me that someone had stuck a far-right NPD [National Democratic Party] sticker on his jacket. It was well known, it seems, that he was Jewish.'
'I have made a formal complaint with police for an investigation, but on the other hand it would definitely be the wrong thing to simply accuse the entire class and tar them with the same brush.' 
He said: 'Even after I read about it, I found it difficult to get him to talk about what went on. It was only through a lengthy discussion that he admitted what was in the newspaper article was essentially true.'
A spokesman the state educational affairs minister in Saxony-Anhalt said: 'I am shocked. If this is true there can only be one way forward here: zero tolerance!'
The WhatsApp exchanges have been handed over to police and prosecutors.
In shock: The school, Landsberg Gymnasiums near Leipzig, where the teenagers all study
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In shock: The school, Landsberg Gymnasiums near Leipzig, where the teenagers all study
The school headmaster Lutz Feudel said the entire school had been shocked, and that the secret Nazi sympathisers were confined to one class.
Getting to the bottom of how it happened would be difficult because the autumn break had already started, he said.
He said the parents of two of the children involved had been invited to a discussion together with their children, but that a third who they wanted to speak to was on holiday in Spain.
He said he did not want instantly accuse the children, saying: 'Breaking taboos is part of young adulthood. I don't believe that they wanted to actively promote neo-Nazi ideology.'
Any public display of Nazi symbols, salutes or phrases is a strictly forbidden act in modern-day Germany, and a first offence can carry a penalty of up to six months in jail.
All the class students, like all children in Germany, have visited a Nazi concentration camp and regularly learn about the excesses of the Third Reich in classes.
Police said two teenagers are under investigation while a more extensive probe gets underway next week when the school reopens after the half-term break.
Media reports said a psychologist has been arranged to meet with the children, teachers and their parents next week to try to get to the bottom of the fascination with Nazism.
Neo-Nazi groups significantly stepped up their recruitment of children in recent years.
The state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern near Berlin has started carrying out background checks on would-be kindergarten employees after it was discovered several had been infiltrated by far-right females.

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