Stasi think tank causes new grounds for harassment of German citizens in Germany

Below, are some notes provided from research by the Translator, MissPiggy who did this video for us all:

German document referred to in video and below:

Page 12 Case I.3: “Children from ethnic national families”   In a daycare center, two siblings stand out, who are particularly reserved and have little to share, e.g. from the weekend. So in the morning circle at the beginning of the week, they behave in a silent and passive way. At the same time, there are no so-called discipline problems, these children seem to be especially good ‘. In addition, traditional gender roles in the educational styles are recognizable: The girl wears dresses and braids, they are taught at home how to do household chores.


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20 Replies to “Stasi think tank causes new grounds for harassment of German citizens in Germany”

  1. Here we go with the communist schools spying on the kids and teaching the kids to spy on their parents.

    The Yellow Vest revolt needs to spread to Germany, and spread fast.

  2. Excellent Research from Miss Piggy !

    My online/computer-connection is very bumpy atm, so I’m not able to source, but here is, what I know from memory:

    A pamphlet (short version of the “German Document” referred to above) was created by the Amadeu Antonio Foundation and distributed to Childcare Centres. It suggested (from memory) that these “well disciplined children, girls wearing braids and dresses and boys looking strong) are most likely children of Nazi-Parents. Teachers should be watchful, and pass on such information so that the parents can be investigated, and their children, in some cases, put under state child protection. (In one of my more desperately cynical/pessimistic moods I suggested that these girls might be collected by the State to create a “Lebensborn” to bring up breeders for all those Merkel-Guests in order to populate the favourite “religion” of Hitler and “Mutti” even more).

    The woman behind the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, Anette Kahne, worked as “Spitzel” (pejorative for spy) for the STASI from 1974 to 1982. Speculatively: was she a colleague of “Erika II”, the rumoured Stasi name for Merkel? They (Merkel and Kahne) are apparently good friends and the Amadeu Antonio Foundation receives very very very generous moneys from the Merkel Government.

    Unfortunately, this Anette Kahne is water on the mills of Jew-Haters, because she is Jewish. A Jew à la Sorros – some who are more knowledgeable about the real nature of Sorros – have called her the “female version of Sorros”.

    (*) More about “Lebensborn” here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensborn
    and here: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-quot-lebensborn-quot-program

  3. Scary story. The likes of Macron and Trudeau are watching to see how well this new profiling gag goes over. They watch and learn. Their tactics spread like head lice, which is why my daughter wears braides. (Another hidden gem of our enrichment.) I never once saw or heard of them growing up.

    If green is the new red
    And red the new green
    Where can we stand
    So not to be seen?
    I mean really, now, just braides?
    And tomorrow a colour
    From the glint of your eye
    And the next day a word
    That fell from your mouth
    Picked up by some guy
    Who grabs it and silently walks on away
    Bouncing it on the sidewalk in play
    But glances on back and locks on your face
    Registering you and your “far-right” bad grace
    Until days have passed by
    And you’re sitting at home
    Eating some popcorn and watching some show
    Then your door bell goes off and your dog gives a bark
    And you’re already reaching
    For the change in your pocket
    To give to the cause
    That interrupted your movie
    And you open the door
    And nothing. Else. Rhymes.
    “Is this your ball?” asks the officer quite nicely.
    “Uh, well, I–maybe. I mean, it could be.”
    “Someone saw you drop this ball four days ago at the corner of First and Seventh while you were speaking to an elderly woman. The time was 4:35 p.m. Is. This. Your. Ball?” asks the policeman again. The politeness has suddenly drained from his tone like the colour from your face.
    “Yes. The ball is mine.”
    Then off you go to the wild-blue Nowhere
    Your dog gets to finish the movie you started
    You get to finish the life that you knew
    And time waits for no one
    But it’s on your side now
    As you ponder and wonder
    Is green the new red?
    Is black the new blue?
    Who knew that the Right
    Could be the new Jew?

    Happy Chanukah?

    • ~ Johnny ~

      Thank-you for gifting me your powerful poem!
      The final couplet seems to be the consensus of Mr. Orban, the AfD, and Bibi. Let’s hope so.

      [Girls with braids need firearms – or whatever’s possible – and lawyers on retainer.
      Better yet: Do your Hungarian language homework!]

      m(_ _)m

    • Very scary.
      But the Khanooka Story – like Purim and Passover – ends on a happy note, within the limits of this vale-of-tears world.

      We thin out, yet survive.
      Then we eat.
      So we can be fruitful and multiply.
      Which is fun.

      • Thank you so much Yucki. I think I’ve said it before but you’re a great reader. I felt like I was going out on a bit of a limb with this one but I also liked it a lot.

        My wife and sister are on a plane tonight to go to the Christmas Market in Munich. I made the effort to not burden them with the grizzly details of all that we VTB bunch get into, but next time it’s my turn to take off I’m taking the gang to Budapest. Working on the paperwork now to make us official. Now if I can just get these kids into Magyar school we’ll be sittin’ pretty. Or else we pick a state…

        Anyhow thanks again, and I hope to improve my spelling next time!

        • My wife and sister are on a plane tonight to go to the Christmas Market in Munich.

          Have they both promised upon their first-born children to visit the Ka De We department store? I hope that they brought a few extra hundred dollars just for spending at that one place. Also, there is one barge tour that circuits nearly the entire city and takes you past the last standing section of the Berlin Wall, the Berlin Airlift Museum—complete with DC-3 dangling out canal-side—and many other fabulous sights.

          You sit back and drink chilled German white wine while the pilot does all the steering. It doesn’t get much better.

          If they’re still in need of a hotel, the Tiergarten, while expensive (unless you finagle the corporate rate like we did), has the most insane breakfast buffet I’ve ever seen. A half-dozen soft cheeses. Eggs three or four ways. A couple of different sausages. Several different types of rolls and bread. A person could spend all morning there and then call it a successful day.

          When I stayed there in 2009, they even had black raspberries for your muesli! Remember, Italian air-cured beef with stone mushrooms in the basement food court of Ka De We. Capisce?

  4. Yes NR I told them all about your last instructions! They’ll have a great time and thanks!

    • So glad to hear it, Johnnyu. Make sure that they take lots of pictures so their friends will actually them when they talk about their shopping experience there. I used my Lumix digital camera quite openly without the slightest intervention.

      If either of them is really into online (e.g., Social Media) content, they may wish to shoot some video clips as well. Trust me, when your wife gets back, she won’t want to hit the mall for weeks. And after she finally does … there’s going to be this odd, unsatisfied, and disappointed look of longing on her face when she gets back home.

      Brace yourself for a possible half-hour conversation yust about the store. This is your first and only warning!

      Remember, Italian air-cured beef with stone mushrooms in the basement deli court of Ka De We. Eh?

      • Grrrrr…

        Make sure that they take lots of pictures so their friends actually will believe them when they talk about their shopping experience there.

  5. Grrrr…

    Make sure that they take lots of pictures so their friends will actually believe them when they talk about their shopping experience there.