A wave of protests continues in Germany against the activities of far-right forces and the right-wing populist pro-Russian party Alternative for Germany (AfD)
More than 80 protests against right-wing forces were registered across the country over the weekend. According to Tagesschau, the day before, in Potsdam, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Foreign Minister Annalena Bärbock joined the protests. #AureFreePress#News#GOP#Politics#USA#Trump#MAGA
"It was the meeting that nobody was ever meant to find out about. Back in November, high-ranking politicians from Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, neo-Nazis, and sympathetic businesspeople gathered in a hotel near Potsdam. Their agenda? Nothing less than the fine tuning of a plan for the forced deportations of millions of people currently living in Germany."
@soc_i_ety@elpolacodesplegado@Free_Press Not the first time german nazis had great plans for mass deportations. Shortly after the begin of WW2 they had the plan to deport all Jews to Madagascar but we know what happend instead.
The shoah gives us a lesson: "Never again" and "Never again" is rigth now!
@RodneyPetersonTalent@lairsdragon@soc_i_ety@elpolacodesplegado@Free_Press everyone did. Australia’s rep at the 1938 Evian conference said: "It will no doubt be appreciated also that as we have no real racial problem, we are not desirous of importing one by encouraging any scheme of large-scale foreign migration …"
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