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ZuZu’s Petals's avatar

Terrifying. Did you ever dream this could happen in your lifetime?

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eugyppius's avatar

not really, no. Germany got really scary during Covid and then it never quite stopped being scary.

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ZuZu’s Petals's avatar

Britain is trying its best to catch up with Germany, but it’s not quite there - yet.

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Daniel Paul Schreber's avatar

Are you sure? I've been seeing this one interview stating there are around 3000 people in UK arrested for tweets a year, which is also an older interview I believe. What about Digital-ID and the constant atempt of codification of "islamophobia" into the law?

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Ray Noack's avatar

That has stopped in the USA . We can thank Musk and Trump

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Reader East of Albuquerque's avatar

I would question that. I follow the lawsuits brought by the UK Free Speech Union. Truly tilt-a-whirl, the land of King Chuckles.

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Ray Noack's avatar

Yes . Both are vying for the prize of “ most insane country “ .

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Reader East of Albuquerque's avatar

It seems to me that in urban areas in various different nations most normies have been off their rockers for some years now. It started well before covid, but covid brought the normies to a whole new level of frog-boiling kookdom. And by "frog" I was not referring to the French, lol.

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Steven Work's avatar

So .. you are wondering why too many people are living in evil-Clown world?

Well, you can listen to this article's audio overview for a perspective on insanity seeds;

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"Multiverse Journal - Index Number 2227:, 27th September 2025, The Ongoing Worldwide Rape of Mind and Soul to fully realize Homo Umbrans" https://stevenwork.substack.com/p/multiverse-journal-index-number-2227

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Feedback Welcome.

God Bless., Steve

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Grape Soda's avatar

It really helped during the COVID era to know some saw the insanity as it happened. It was shocking how fast almost everyone either went all 1984 or cowered in fear on demand. Hang in there. I bet not a few of your readers are concerned you could get caught up in the ongoing madness.

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Tardigrade's avatar

Things were getting weird, but Covid was like gasoline on a fire.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

What do you expect? The smaller government is the stronger the individual.

Strong individuals are a threat to the state.

We have the same problem in the US.

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Ray Noack's avatar

Yes ..Had Musk not bought Twitter and Trump not been elected the USA would be in full blown dystopian totalitarian prison .

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Tardigrade's avatar

Every time I'm tempted to think of President Kamala, I need to go get a drink.

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Martyn's avatar

I think she feels much the same… about the drink anyway

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Spaceman Spiff's avatar

Some are saying if the Dems get in in future many may need to leave. Payback and all that.

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Ray Noack's avatar

Curtis Yarvin has warned exactly that. The Dems will come back with a vengeance..your job , your finances ..they use law fare to bankrupt you .

The first thing the Dems will do if they win in 2026 is too impeach Trump .

Back to Yarvin “ he who creates have a revolution commits suicide “ . He thinks Trump should have defied the courts and Congress . It’s too late now . Yarvin says Trump should have said during the campaign “ I am gong to take charge of this country “ ..much like FDR said in 1933 .

Yes you are correct . Glad no one knows me .

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Spaceman Spiff's avatar

It is a worry. Similar all over Europe. The Hard Left are done with us. They have convinced many normal centrist views are fascism.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Not really. But I am a bit surprised that they would openly cheer our death and think they were doing good.

I mean what do you expect when nearly 40% of them take medication for mental illness. But what's even scarier is that means 60% are running around untreated.

Make no mistake; if this continues they will hunt us down like prey. History doesn't lie. Its most profound and enigmatic lesson is people forget it.

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Spaceman Spiff's avatar

We already see signs of this. Some of the reactions to Charlie Kirk's murder are a good insight into the level of indifference they would display when your corpse is thrown into a mass grave.

I hate to call anyone delusional, but the Hard Left display many worrying symptoms when they post online. They are unaware they are crazy.

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Truman Verdun's avatar

Orwell wrote 1984 to be a warning--not a handbook.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

Gotta protect that constitution. Wreckers abound...

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Ray Noack's avatar

Of course . We saw what happened during Covid . Had Elon Musk not bought Twitter and Trump had not been elected we would be in full dystopian totalitarian prison .

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Shocking.

The Police have gone past consensual authority to goons - a common situation in Western Europe.

I hope the victim gets to bring this before court, so the goons can answer for their sketchy views on law.

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

And the politicians who condone this officious behavior are forever looking for Nazis -- always in the wrong places.

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Lucia P's avatar

Like the mirror.

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marlon1492's avatar

🎯

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marlon1492's avatar

Please let us know if there is a go fund me for his defense lawyers. I definitely want to help him!

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MST's avatar

Unfortunately the courts have been siding with the goons.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

It is the first line of defence. However the clumsy force and made up law will cause the courts to be restless. After all, it is they who judge and punish if found guilty, not the Police.

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joe stuerzl 85's avatar

As always police tell you we only follow orders .But who is the order giver . ?

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Chancellor Frau Merz.... maybe....

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Richard Bicker's avatar

Courts are generally not well known for slapping down the guys with the guns that keep them safe from the increasingly wacky, violent, and anti-social rabble out there. Politicians seeking support from that rabble, yes. Those who depend on the sheepdogs to keep them safe from the wovles, not so much. Self-preservation is a powerful motivator.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Hopefully this all ends. And if it does the German people should treat the police thugs like the French treated "collaboraters" during WW2:

Shave their heads and ban them from society.

Of all the things that piss me off about this, the police take the cake.

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Daniel Paul Schreber's avatar

I find it hilarious how media only talks about bad Urban and his anti-LGBTsm as a symbol of totalitarianism, but not once have I heard anything about insane Germans arresting people for factually true tweets.

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leonid breshnev's avatar

They you test the Ground for the Ukrainian Style forced Recruitment Scheme. A bit problematic when you promote LGBT Movement (most of my friends from the RAG Trade are Gay but would never ever participate in these State Organized Schemes so we can look forward of a very colorful Bundeswehr with Tits, Ass and Rainbow Hair. Lovely, the Russians will throw a Champagne Party to welcome them.

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Stuffysays's avatar

Sliding into a police state and with a government hoping to increase the size of the army. Now let me think...how well does this sort of thing usually end?

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Grape Soda's avatar

With cymbals

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Very emotionally.

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Daniel Paul Schreber's avatar

"sliding"

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Marius's avatar

Natzy Germany is back..

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

It is a problem that is to be found in many West EU27 member states and the UK.

Woops.

I have have thought about that.....

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Daniel Paul Schreber's avatar

UK is probably even worse than Germany. But Germany has the advantage that less people know German than English and so it gets less coverage. Arguably for the third time EU is pushing total-suveillence laws, so soon it will look like this everywhere in the EU.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Mr Starmer KFC, Glorious Leader of the Hopeless, is pushing at personal risk to his own career (after all does anything else matter) to impose the latest messed up thinking. I see Ofcom have managed to push a whole generation of children onto the Dark Web thanks to the snooper's charter (aka the on line safety bill).

Oh - hello GCHQ! Got to say hello to our trackers....

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

I never knew Starmer was involved with Kentucky Fried Chicken! THAT could explain quite a bit!

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leonid breshnev's avatar

Well with UvdLiying at the Helm of the EU it's probably in the Genes to enjoy putting others into a Totalitarian State. But ask yourself WHO PROFITS and you'll always end up with People like Klaus Schwab and Co.

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Andrew Marsh's avatar

Queen Ursula, as President Trump said to her face, represents only an administration and not one single country. Perhaps she needs reminding.... I'll just send a text message....

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Grape Soda's avatar

Inescapable conclusion. History having its little joke.

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Dark Thomas's avatar

apple will stop at nothing to sell more iphones

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marlon1492's avatar

🤣

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curt s sanders's avatar

God bless the German people as they fight Big Brother.. !! Never give in.. never comply..

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Richard Bicker's avatar

I love Big Brother. You don't? Hmm...

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leonid breshnev's avatar

We're on Back to the Future Mode but don't worry, nothing is forever. Back in the 60s, not too long after End of WWII a Frankfurt Band took the Lyrics of "I think they take me away , haha" and translated it into one of the most popular regional Songs at the time>

https://www.radioeins.de/programm/sendungen/der_schoene_morgen/bermudadreieck/-ich-glaab--di-hole-mich-ab--ha-haaa---von-malepartus-ii.html

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Fager 132's avatar

"All the hallmarks of an NGO speech investigation"? Dude, it has all the hallmarks of a KGB raid. Damian should have called them Chekists.

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leonid breshnev's avatar

Not much difference between NGO, CIA,KGB,STASI or SS. We got the Experience and i have firsthand experience of how NGO's work outside Germany: Greens: Heinrich Boell Stiftung, CUD: Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, SPD : useless, probably Marxist Stiftung or something like this. They're busy in foreign countries like IRAN, Cambodia, Moldova etc. to trigger Regime Changes .

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Tardigrade's avatar

I think there's a lot of connections between NGOs and intelligence agencies.

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Riri's avatar
3hEdited

"Hans, are we the baddies?" "Yes, Hans, we are". But how outrageous that Beamte status is a protected characteristic these days

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Joe Pazos's avatar

Low hanging fruit for the tyrannical State . Fear of its own citizens never bolds well everyone else that are not on the public service payroll.

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Joe Pazos's avatar

In our daily life’s we all encounter givers and takers . There seems to be a correlation in the managerial bureaucratic structure of many parasitical governments feasting growth from all the givers good fortune . What happens when they run out of givers ? My guess is the parasite will itself.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

So Haiti or the heaven on Earth the anarchists have been promising us, if only?

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kapock's avatar
3hEdited

I imagine this as a nature documentary, with a Richard Attenborough-type narrating: “Here we see the resourceful parasite, at the first hint of rejection, deploy its full arsenal of defenses to maintain its cozy place feeding off its host.”

(No, I don’t think all public workers are parasites, and neither I imagine would Damian N. if he had to call the fire department to his house.)

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Dave's avatar

I personally don’t view firemen, police, teachers, doctors, nurses, u.s.w as parasites and think that the post is way off the mark. Still: most people would see the post, snigger and move on. I can’t believe the thin-skinned authorities have nothing more productive to do! Tough times in Deutschland.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

You seen "public servant" compensation and retirement packages in, say, California recently? I thought not.

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leonid breshnev's avatar

Can't remember when : firemen, teachers, doctors, nurses were part of the Government.

Must have missed that change. As far as Police is concerned they used to be called "Polizei dein Freund und Helfer".

That scheme died somewhere in the 90s i guess. When the Ample Government came to rule they quickly changed the Law so that the German Bundeswehr and the Police would work under the same umbrella ..... in order to keep the Society at aby. They knew very well what would come. Frigging Annalena Baerbock even projected a Heisser Herbst (hot autumn) coming right after they took over power.

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John Lester's avatar

I see why you feel safe being dressed by 6 AM. The best raid time is 4 AM but then there would be the issues of shift changes and possible police overtime. We can't have that. At least they did not break down the door.

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SCA's avatar

True evil is such a mundane abomination. Any neighborhood kid can grow up to be one.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

I'll never forget when, as adults, I accompanied my brother to the impound lot on a routine police matter. The cop who took us to my brother's vehicle looked quite familiar. It took me a minute to place him: the biggest, meanest, most feared bully in our senior class in high school. Yup.

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SCA's avatar

I'm a born and raised Noo Yawkuh from a nice middle-class background and there was never a time in my life when I didn't think of cops in general as a bunch of corrupt bullies. And there've been police dept. scandals there for my entire adult life.

It's an impossible dilemma for ordinary good people in the force because every cop needs to feel that his colleagues have his back--it's essential of course that they do. But every group then ends up enforcing its code of omerta.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

I'll have to fire up "Serpico" again, just for old times' sake...

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SCA's avatar

Funny thing. I worked at a private school where David Durk's daughter went and I met him once.

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Lizzi's avatar

While I don’t like what he said, it certainly didn’t justify what the police did.

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Richard Bicker's avatar

What would have justified what the police did? And what was your objection to the tweet (in its original or translated language)?

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Lizzi's avatar

He said something mean, but he had a right to say it. I think everyone should be more careful about what they say. But I don’t believe it justifies a police raid.

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Wim de Vriend's avatar

WARNING, warning for Lizzi !!! Saying "I think everyone should be more careful about what they say" is condoning the slippery slope!

That said, it might be fruitful to check whether the German police academies are being run by former Stasi Beamte. Although, while doing so, we shouldn't think Germany is unique in this respect. In neighboring Holland they still have an offense called "belediging van een ambtenaar in functie", which may be rewarded with a 600-Euro fine.

Fortunately, in the US we still have the First Amendment!

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Richard Bicker's avatar

"I think everyone should be more careful about what they say."

I believe the German police impressed the same message upon the tweeter, although somewhat more emphatically than you do for "everyone." And again, since we're talking language, where words matter, is your opinion ("said something mean") based on the original German tweet or the translation into English thereof?

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Rosemary B's avatar

what did he say that was "mean"? calling people parasites?

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Lizzi's avatar

Yes, I thought it was mean, but he has a right to say it.

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Stuart R Block's avatar

What a nightmare!

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