No offence brother, but the "crazy USA" have kind of modelled themselves on another recent famous Fascist state

But what do you expect, Germany is in the forefront of creating this Orwellian World Government - Just look at the E.U.

And "America" (the Fed) and "Germany" (Deutsche bank) seem to have some pretty close ties, considering Deutsche bank was on the receiving end of some of those 26 Trillion dollar handouts from the Federal Reserve.

There is much more to it than meets the eye, most of the worlds government's work together, against us the people,

This is probably just a basic test of a future Global system they would like to implement, speculation, but with what we know, quite likley........

So neo-nazi for Germans is the same as Terrorist for USA eh...

Poop by any other name is still #*&%

Again, I find it fascinating that their problems with these groups are increasing during the same period that:

1. punitive measures for speach / writing were enacted.
2. hate laws (thought crimes) were introduced.
3. the super-state with its disrespectful behaviour and social agenda towards its nation-states was introduced.
4. social agendas are tied to economic agendas as battering ram.

I'm sure there's no connection.


I would also note that the German government has some very interesting ideas on what constituents a Nazi. They are termed "right wing" when even several of the groups themselves have advertized that they are left wing. These distinctions don't seem to matter, which suggests that the government itself has a greater agenda of demonization regardless of reality.

Without an agenda, this would instead be a register of potential religious, ideological or politically violent individual with their known affliations without an attempt to shoehorn people into groups to make them fit your register.

I'll note for you that not all nationalists are fascists. Fascism spans the left-right continuum. Nazi is a specific type of Fascism.

First they came for the Nazis...

Doesn't sound so bad until you realize they can define who ever they want as Nazi, that and that this is only the beginning.

The database is not to include people who only verbally advocate Nazism, but it would include foreign nationals known to German authorities to be potentially violent. It has been modeled on a register of violent Islamist extremists created in the United States in the wake of the attacks on September 11, 2001.

Is what I bolded just an error or am I misunderstanding something? It seems a wee bit weird to me that there would be foreign nationals in a country advocating Nazism; considering that Nazis would want to get rid of practically all immigrants.

ETA: The quote comes from the Deutsche Welle link in the OP

ETA2: How does this tie into FEMA camps, OP? I don't quite see the connection.

I also want to say that, as a foreigner in Germany, I, on the one hand, could appreciate the benefits of such a list—I know I wouldn't be too happy if some extremist slipped through the cracks and was able to harm me. On the other, I can see how this could be abused by the wrong sort of people. It's tough I think to come down on any one side of this