Der Family

Fascism creeps back into Germany:

Germany’s Interior Ministry and the benign-sounding Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women, and Youth on Feb. 27 launched a sweeping new project called “Advice Compass on Conspiracy Thinking.” What it boils down to is a government effort to get individuals to inform on family members and friends engaging in wrongthink. “People usually stand out first in the immediate vicinity within the family, the circle of friends or in school when conspiracy narratives are spread,” an official release announcing the initiative states. “An open dialogue on an equal footing often seems impossible, because the other person is not accessible to arguments. The establishment of the nationwide advice center is therefore an important building block in the holistic fight against extremism and disinformation.” Read that paragraph again to fully grasp the horrific statist implications involved. The German government is acknowledging that human beings by nature first share their thoughts and feelings with those closest to them. It then declares that loyal citizens should reach out to the authorities when the thoughts and feelings of loved ones transgress against the defined ruling construct. The release specifically identifies questioning the official coronavirus pandemic narrative or “the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine” as examples of “conspiracy stories” that “can lead to dangerous radicalization and violence” or “produce and reinforce anti-democratic attitudes beyond extremist structures and networks.” As per the international progressive establishment playbook, this Maoist attempt to turn son against father and friend against neighbor is being orchestrated via partnership between federal government and lavishly funded NGOs. “The advisory center is part of a project [that]… has been commissioned since March 2024 as part of the federal program ‘Democracy!’ runs,” the government release reveals. “The project is carried out by the Violence Prevention Network, the Amadeu Antonio Foundation and.. the Center for Applied Deradicalization Research.”

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