PELS ANTIFEIXISTES SOM CULPABLES TOTS ELS ALEMANYS I EUROPEUS

 

L'ultraesquerra antifeixista ens odia

"(...) Es ist ein Ort der Stille und des Gedenkens, an dem an die Opfer des Zweiten Weltkrieges erinnert werden soll.​ Doch in der Nacht zu Montag zerstörten Linksextreme die Gedenkstätte 'Tränenmeer' auf dem Dresdner Heidefriedhof.​ In einem Schreiben bekennt sich eine 'Autonome Aktionsgruppe Dresden Entnazifizieren' zur Tat. Sie rechtfertigt ihre Zerstörung mit den Worten: '..., die Toten waren keine Opfer, sie waren Täterinnen und Täter.'“​

L'ultraesquerra antifeixista torna a mostrar el seu odi contra els alemanys i europeus en destruir l'escultura "Tränenmeer"  o "Mar de Llàgrimes" al cementiri de Heidefriedhof a la ciutat alemanya de Dresden. 

La commemoració del seu brutal bombardeig pels britànics i estatunidencs a les acaballes de la Segona Guerra Mundial, el seu reconeixement a les més de 100.000 víctimes alemanyes i el seu esperit de reconciliació els ha enfurismat.

L'"Autonome Aktionsgruppe Dresden Entnazifizieren" o "Grup Autònom d'Acció Desnazificadora de Dresden" hi ha fet un pintada on proclama que "(...) die Toten waren keine Opfer, sie waren Täterinnen und Täter" o dit altrament "(...) els morts no van ser víctimes, van ser perpetradores i perpetradors".

Viuen de la perpetuació, gairebé 80 anys després, de la culpa alemanya i europea pels luctuosos i malaurats fets esdevinguts al decurs d'aquella guerra. 

Quin futur ens espera als europeus, inclosos els catalans, en cas de no fer front a aquesta gentalla? 

Només faran que furgar a la ferida per mantenir-la oberta perpètuament. Fins que ens hi dessagnem psicològica i espiritualment. Deixant-nos inermes front la imposició dels seus dogmes i dels conflictes que aquests generen.

FOR THE RIGHT AND DUTY TO FIGHT FOR OUR FUTURE AS EUROPEANS

"Close to the Czech border, south-east of Dresden, around the Elbe valley, lies one of Germany’s prettiest though clunkiest-titled electoral districts, a constituency called Saxon Switzerland Eastern Ore Mountains (soe). Its majestic sandstone peaks, verdant trails, beautiful medieval cities and villages have been memorialised by German romantics such as Caspar David Friedrich, a 19th-century painter. Hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to the district every year. Unemployment and crime are low. The population is almost entirely ethnic German. On the face of it, life is dandy in Saxon Switzerland, but at the last federal election in 2017 the populist-right afd scored its best result there, with 35.5% of the Zweitstimmen, the second votes, which determine the overall proportion of seats that each party holds in the Bundestag. (...) He says his party is popular in SOE because Saxons are conservative—and are anxious about their Heimat, which means “home” but also conveys a sense of tradition and place. This angst has been played on by the AfD. "  

Why should the Germans of the Saxon Switzerland Eastern Ore Mountains sacrifice their ethnocultural identity, homogeneity and harmony? Just to satisfy those who, hating it, want to stir up the mass settlement of immigrants there? 

The Economist intends to make this a problem. It wants these Germans to undergo the same multicultural and multiracial corrosion of their identity that other Germans seem to resign themselves to.

The attitude that the Economist wants to convey as irrational and negative feelings of anxiety and distress is, on the contrary, of a legitimate and logical will to secure a future. 

Trying to secure a future for their identity is the right and duty of Germans. Of all Europeans.

Although this, as it turns out, infuriates some. Even more so if this is expressed in votes in the AfD. To whom we wish the best.