Remarks Geert Wilders during court session today

Mr President, Members of the Court,

For more than eleven years, I have been living under death threats. Every day, I am reminded of this. Even today. This morning, I was driven here in a convoy of armored cars, with sirens, flashing lights, and surrounded by bodyguards. And not only today, but every day.

I will be brought home in the same way. Home is a safe-house. My office is a shielded room. And when I have to stand in court, it is here, in a bunker at Schiphol.

For more than eleven years already, I have been paying a heavy price. And I think that you as well as I know why. I am paying that price for the same reason as why I am standing in the dock for the second time. Because I dare to criticize Islam and mention the Moroccan problem.

“Freedom is the power that we have over ourselves,” said the great Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius. His statue stands at the entrance of the Supreme Court in The Hague. Hugo Grotius is the symbol of Dutch law. But once he was on trial himself. He was sentenced to life because he had fought on the side of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt for Dutch freedoms. But Grotius escaped in a coffin and fled to Antwerp.

Sometimes I wish that I could escape myself. But I know that I cannot. I would have to pay a price which I do not want to pay. I would have to shut up. And I cannot. I do not want that. And I will not do it. Freedom of expression is the only freedom I still have. And, forgive me, I will never give it up.

So here I stand again.

And I honestly think it is a disgrace that I have to stand here.

Millions of people in this country and abroad think so, too.

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French government doubles down on totalitarian crushing of ideas critical of regime

This is serious.. Four people arrested at a demonstration critical of the arrest of General Piquemal two weeks ago in Calais

at the Calais demonstration on Feb.

 

The arrest can be seen here in the video below, which was surprisingly difficult to find. It seems like the videos with the name of the General don’t show the arrest. You have to watch ones that don’t get the name right to see one that does. Curious that.

I guess totalitarian regimes know a Casus Belli when they see one.

Calais, the protest, the hero, the turn-around and the questions

As this site reported, during the protest in Calais by PEGIDA that the government banned but citizens did anyway, a former general and commander of the French Foreign Legion in the 1990s, General Piquemal, was the figurehead and champion of the people of Calais for this demonstration.

Regula readers of this site might have noticed a somewhat conspicuous absence of information after the brutal and well videotaped arrest of the General by police, even while ‘ANTI-FA’ violent protestors went unmolested.

The General was in jail that night and in hospital the next, after which he gave a stunning speech about how wrong he was to be at the protest and made other noises consistent with current government policies in France today. After he was released, he made another sharp turn and spoke again about the plight of the indigenous French.

It will take some time and research to come up with some kind of definitive explanation for these events but the video below may offer some data points at least. It would not be unfair to suspect that the General may have experienced some kind of government pressure to say the things he did subsequent to his release. But this is speculation for the moment.

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Czech Republic: How I went to a “Fascist” rally

This is an original translation by Xanthippas 

From this Czech source:

By  Daniel Vavra 07/02/2016
Since it was taking place practically in our own backyard, we decided that after lunch, we’d stroll up to The Castle [seat of Czech Parliament and site of the ‘Fortress Europe’ rally] before it starts and I will then attend this ‘”fascist” rally.
Shortly after we had set out, I was a bit taken back by the actions of the police.
They were blocking almost all the entrances to the Hradcanske Square [The Castle] and only letting the Antifa demonstrators  through to the path to The Castle, so that all those going to the IVCRN [Fortress Europe] demonstration had to pass through about a 2 meter wide corridor between the police and the anarchists.  I am not certain who tried to achieve what by this, but it certainly did not lead to a comfortable atmosphere.
The people going to the rally behaved in a much more civilized manner than the antifascists, who were aggressively belligerent.  Since I did not want to ‘mix it up’, we took the Radnice staircase towards Loreta – again, not anticipating anything bad.
At the narrowest part of the staircase, there was a group of idiotic hipsters, one of whom had a very old bike about which they led an animated debate – heedless of the throng of tourists that was trying to take this route to get around the rally.  At the top of the staircase, where the second entrance to the Hradcany Square [The Castle] is, there was a police barrier and the police were not letting anyone through, since people were supposed to enter the square from below, at the Nerudova street entrance.
I have no idea why they were doing this.  Perhaps they wanted to make sure that every “fascist” had to pass by the antifascists, so it would not be hard for them to find each other should they wanted to pick a fight.
I continued on towards Loreta, where there was some kind of a rally which, at first look, seemed to be anti-migrant because the person speaking was saying something about being “for closing the borders” and “we cannot let everyone in” and similar such ideas which, just a few months ago, were regarded as heretical Konvicka sayings [Konvicka heads up the Anti-Islam Bloc].  However, I found it suspicious that the audience, of whom there were at most 300, looked like voters for the Green Party and the whole thing was accompanied by some kind of Balcan oompa-band.  It turns out, the speaking points of the ‘sunshiners’ have changed from mindless welcoming into what Konvicka was saying in the summer of 2015.
When we wanted to continue on, we were stopped by another police cordon.  They informed us that we cannot go on, just because.  Yet, they were letting the sunshiners through no problem and, surprisingly, nobody was attacking anyone.
It started to smell, as if the police were stoking the fire beneath the cauldron of passions, so we decided to go back home.
However, when we got back to the stairs by which we had entered – the only way out, those hipsters who had earlier blocked it through their rudeness were now using some sort of a banner and were blocking the stairs, hand in hand, quite intentionally.  The crowd of tourists and IVCNR supporters thus found itself trapped and began to get pissed off.  I was, too, because I wanted to get my wife and kid home.
A conflict-resolution team began to negotiate with the idiots, not letting the people leave the other way, back to the square, and it began to look like a fight would start; people started pushing.
The funny thing was, it was those idiots on the stairs who, at this point, owed their well being to the heavily-armoured forces protecting them from being trampled by the pissed-off crowd. Well, these idiots were yelling and screaming at the heavily-armoured forces, saying their human rights were being violated (because blocking a staircase just might be a real human right) and that they will see them in court.
In the end, among all the confusion, we had managed to push our way out, [my] family went home and I went on to see what a “fascist” rally looks like.
After we managed to get through a blockade of twenty-kilo hipsters and crazed women, who managed to survive their own heroism only due to the police – yet who were united in their hatred of it, I ventured down the only unblocked way to the rally, so that I could personally see this “evil” and so that I could also compare the Czech TV’s reports on the number of participants with the reality on the ground.
The first thing that surprised me was that at the scenic lookout over Prague, I was welcomed by a few hundreds strong crowd of Anarchists with signs “Antifascism belongs on the street” and with the warcries of “No pasaran!” and “Alerta Alerta Antifascista!”  Everyone coming to the rally was forced by the police and their blockade of all the access routes to walk this sort of an isle of police and aggressive activists.
I don’t know who wanted to achieve what by doing this, but calming the situation down was most definitely not it.  Whatever genius issued a permit for IVCRN and Antifa to hold simultaneous rallies in the same city square must truly have had a cunning plan.
I admit that as soon as I got there, I was surprised by the number of ‘man’s men’ in patriotic t-shirts present.  Now, I do not mean football hooligans, but the dads of families, often with moms, who are so fed up by now that they went and bought t-shirts saying ‘Bohemia’ or ‘This land is my land’ and headed to Prague.
Similarly, I was surprised how calmly they bore it when the rebels yelled that they are fascists and they had to pass through that isle of shame.  “Luza [the loosers]” had, considering the level of provocation, behaved in a rather civilized manner.
At first, there were fewer people in the town square than I had expected.  Later, it became clear that this was mostly because the police were doing everything in their power to prevent demonstrators from reaching Hradcany [The Castle] – and that they did not succeed [to keep out] a considerable number of people.
Two of my friends, who came for a look-see, had phoned me saying that Nerudova Street [entrance] is closed off, blocked by a procession of Anarchists who are not marching anywhere but staying put, so that nobody could get through.
Finally, the town square had filled up – by my estimate, at least six thousand people.  According to the police, it was 15,000.  According to TV3, the square has the area of about 200x50m and in the lower half, people were truly packed in tight.  In the upper part, it was a bit less packed but still quite thick, so it is realistic to estimate 1 person per meter [squared], which would give a count of about 10,000.
The makeup of the crowd was varied.  Everyone who had been to any kind of a rally for whatever reason knows that this is a magnet for all kinds of anti-social people, the homeless, jerks and idiots – which can always be used to successfully discredit any demonstration whatsoever.  However, the number of drunk provocateurs here was surprisingly small. Aside from the aforementioned men and often their wives, the older generation was also here, as were some sporting the ‘coffehouse’ look, women, a few families with children.
Definitely, men were in the majority.  Football hooligans and skinheads also formed a non-negligable group.  Indeed, there were quite a few and later, I found out why this might be so.  On the internet, this had been coming to a head for a long time:  Antifa had been calling people up to form blockades so many people really did come out to have a football-style fight.  However, the whole time there, I did not have any feeling of danger by anyone to anyone.
This was only a worry for when the time to leave came and these people would meet up with those who were doing all that shouting on the way here.  Tourists of the most varied skin tones had also happened upon the event, suspecting nothing bad, and to my surprise, I did not hear any racist comments in their direction, much less any aggressive behaviour.
The rally itself lasted for just over an hour.  We saw a variety of the star candidates from Usvit [Dawn of Direct Democracy], who repeated things already spoken a thousand times, and guests.  Konvicka [an entomologist and the chair of the Block Against Islam], had, in my opinion, escalated things unnecessarily when he used words like ‘collaborators’ followed by a list of people whom he considers as such.
The absence of high-mindedness and gentlemanly conduct at these kind of activities really bothers me.  Dientsbier’s miss-steps [Dientsbier is the US-born Czech Minister for Human Rights] can be pointed out politely, even humorously, and not just in a style reminiscent of incitement to a lynching.
The guests from Switzerland and Germany were witty:  their fiery speeches in their native tongues, in conjunction with the many shaved heads in the audience, had a bit of a bizzarre effect, even thought they did not say anything untowards.  Still, nobody decided to ‘heil’, even as a jest, and overall, nothing untowards was happening.  I did not see anyone with a gallows, and nobody was shouting anything that Pelikan [the Czech Minister for Justice] could have them jailed for.
Towards the end of the speeches, a police car had appeared at our backs and a bit of a mele happened, which became apparent by the sudden disappearance of the rougher types.  Apparently, the police had decided to pacify one of the hooligans and his friends chose to help him.  However, it did not turn into much of anything.
The whole time, I was worried about what will happen at the end, when the clusters of anarchists and skinheads will start to head off the streets into Mala Strana [another area of Prague] and the thousands of normal people and the tourists will get mixed into this.
The police had decided to avoid this danger through the most bizzarre means possible and instead of letting people leave by the easiest exits, they forced absolutely everyone to exit through the narrowest alley into ‘Novy Svet’.  Ten thousand people had to pass through a 3m wide bottleneck.
I do not know if the police forced everyone through this narrow spot in order to count and photograph everyone, in any case, this was idiotic and not a hair was harmed on the heads of the group of dusky tourists trying to make their way through.  Even more bizzarre was that from the next intersection on, there was nobody directing the traffic so the whole crowd headed towards the Radnice Stairs, where the Anarchist demo had been.
Along the way, we had encountered a man who had fallen down and hit his head and all the xenophobes passing by were offering to help him.  Then they all went home.
Or so I thought.
In reality, the subway was shut down, the trams [buses] were shut down and all the bridges were closed.  The Anarchists at the Manes bridge attempted to fight it out with the hooligans, and their Twitter account had, for a long time, announced to the world that there still is a group of enemies one can have a ‘peaceful dialog’ with.
I must admit, I had not expected this.
I did not expect that anyone would use this rally as a playground for hooligan fights.
I did not expect that, by the looks of them, well-off intellectuals would, long before the start of the rally, try to limit others in their freedom of movement; that in the name of the fight for peace and justice, people would hurl paving stones at each other on The Castle stairs.
And it makes me quite sad.
And if someone tries to claim that this was provoked by Konvicka’s supporters, they are lying.
Had it not been for the actions of people holding banners against violence and extremism, no extremism would have taken place today, nobody would have thrown paving stones and the hooligans would still be fighting at football matches and not at Mala Strana [area of Prague].
Similarly, their actions did not, in any way, contribute towards calming the situation, did not alter the views of the participants (more like the opposite) nor did it bring closer any sane resolution of this turmoil.
Source:  Daniel Vavra (abridged)
Note:  all emphasis is that of the original author.
Note:  some paragraph breaks were inserted by the translator
[translator’s notes]

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More on the French Foreign Legion former leader arrested in Calais

This particular video company asked for an amount of money per minute that is impossible for me to pay and as the video starts with a strong insistence that the video belongs exclusively to them, I was not able to subtitle it properly. However Oz-Rita did do a timed translation so I will post the video and place the transcript with times below it.

Le Général PIQUEMAL arrêté à Calais /France.6 février 2016

 

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Vive la France

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Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

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On est chez nous / it’s our home

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this is our home

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on est chez nous

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General (unclear)

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there are police everywhere…(unclear)

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Yes, that’s not normal, that’s for sure.

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It’s scandalous.

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Such a lamentable ban.

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There is no more France, the eternal France is truly dying.

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It’s catastrophic to see such things,

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that the French are padlocked like this in their own country.

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The decline, the decadence…

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of this Eternal France,

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I stand up…soldiers like us, we have served together

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and they behave like this.

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If there were someone in charge, I’d tell him what I think of this.

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It’s truly lamentable to get to this point

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We are with you, our General.

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Mon general… dictatorship in power… no, France will survive…

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We will close ranks.

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We will stand up. Remain upright; this is how you write history; we will write history.

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It’s not finished; it’s just the start.
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When these soldiers hear the National Anthem,

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and they don’t stand to attention (garde a vous),

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this is truly shameful

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that you are not standing to attention when the Marseillaise is played.

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You should stand to attention and salute. And that is the General who tells you!

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It’s shameful, and you represent France;

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French police arrest retired general for marching with PEGIDA

Video of arrest:

Link to article:

Translation by Oz-Rita with much thanks! and thanks to Resistance Republicaine, one of hte most important sites on the facts of the deconstruction of civilization anywhere, along with fellow French site, Riposte Laique

I was at his side when General Piquemal was brutally arrested

As agreed on the phone with your editor in chief, I herewith testify to what  I saw at the event this February 6, 2016 in Calais. 
 
I live  this city, today  devastated forever. I want to note that this is the first time that such police personnel and such repressive means have been  deployed to a demonstration which was entirely peaceful. 
 
At the last demonstration by migrants, No Borders and antifa, these means were not used, while the statue of General (De Gaulle) was tagged, vehicles were damaged, and the port invaded, with hundreds of illegal intrusions into a ferry. 
 
This time we had two water cannon trucks on site as well as many police personnel. Despite the absence of provocation on our part, CRS (Riot Police)  gave out the tear gas on us, and we were charged with it three times.
General Piquemal, who was about to leave the demonstration after a call to the protesters  to disperse, was arrested with incredible violence. I was with him, I was pushed brutally against the barriers, a man in his fifties, who was standing next to me, was knocked to the ground, falling and hitting his head forcefully on the  pavement.
 
About twenty people were arrested and taken away by bus.
I myself was taken to the side and arrested for a short while.  A CRS (riot police)  took my name and date of birth. After 15 minutes, I was released.
 
We then went in a small group (about thirty people) towards the police station to demand the release of General Piquemal. 
 
But when we arrived a large number of police were waiting for us. Two water cannons had been brought there, the police barricaded their entrance doors and CRS (Riot Police) were positioned  outside the door.
 
After about 45 minutes of waiting, we left after the CRS had threatened us with arrest.
 
I note that the  Cazeneuve (Minister of Interior) police, are allowing  migrants attack with impunity Lorry drivers, police and Calaisiens with impunity,  while uncompromisingly rebuking  a hero of the  nation, General Piquemal, and the nation’s  patriots. 
 
This is further evidence that the country is run by traitors.
 
Mickael Paepe

 

 

Totalitarian Britain and Political Dissident, Tommy Robinson

An important article at Gates of Vienna by Paul Weston

The latest arrest of Tommy Robinson is a clear move by the British establishment to put him out of action during the PEGIDA walk in Birmingham on February 6. Our English correspondent Paul Weston, who is now one of the leaders of PEGIDA UK, has some choice words for British leaders and a message for the British people.

Totalitarian Britain and Political Dissident Tommy Robinson

by Paul Weston

The news that Tommy Robinson was arrested Wednesday should send tremors down the spines of every British citizen who believes in justice and democracy. Tommy is no longer just a vocal opponent of the British state who engages in democratic argument, he is now a political dissident who can be persecuted at apparent will by the long arm of the newly totalitarian British government.

Is this an exaggeration? Is it really possible that gentle England — home of Magna Carta, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, John Stuart Mill and Winston Churchill; Common Law, John Mortimer’s “Rumpole of the Bailey” who was a liberal barrister constantly invoking the Golden Thread or as it is better known, The Presumption of Innocence — has now morphed into a jack-booted socialist dictatorship where the British quasi-Stasi can throw political dissidents into a Gulag whilst the leftist media bat nary an eyelash?

Please read the rest of this important article at Gates of Vienna

I have just come from Pegida Cologne. The Police made us run an unbearable gauntlet.

The following is an eye witness account of the events at the Cologne PEGIDA demonstration which was ended when heavy police equipment such as water-cannon and tear-gas was turned on the peaceful German peoples by the state. I would like to thank Oz-Rita for finding it on Facebook and taking the time and trouble to translate it for us. This is an important account. Please share.

Seems to be from this German site

The way the police behaved today, I have never
experienced something like it. I am completely
speechless and still so angry that, even as an
adult man, I feel like crying. I have never seen
so much hatred as several policemen have
thrown at us today.

One woman in our group tried to leave the
demonstration because the Police aimed the
water canon into the crowd of the participants,
Moms and dads. A policeman hurled her back into the crowd by the arms with the words:
“Your own fault, if you go to such a demonstration ! “

Already when we arrived, the police police
pulled us to the side and COMMANDED us to
show the contents of our pockets and bags.

A paperbag was ripped out of the hands of an acquaintance. No friendly word was spoken, not even a reasonable tone. It was already then that I told people in our group I feared bad things would happen today. And I was right.

If the media everywhere now reports that the mood was heated from the outset, I can only say that these are blatant lies. The place was so packed with people that it was a joy to behold. The speeches were super, the calls “Merkel must go, we are the people, Jäger must go” echoed across the square. It was a Super atmosphere.

When the march was about to start, the police stopped it every few minutes. We were stopped every 100 meters. In between one firecracker exploded. ONE FIRECRACKER ! ONE SINGLE ONE !!! After 10 minutes, the march was stopped completely.

We stood on the same spot for about 20 minutes without anything happening. We just stood around. Shortly afterwards some more firecrackers exploded, no more than five or six I guess from memory.

Attention: mark well my next point: Only a few meters from us, a man threw something with his hand to the side. We did not see what it was. We only saw the movement of his arm to the left. I personally did not pay much attention to it, I probably thought of a fag (cigarette). 2 seconds later there was a blow next to us so strong that I thought my body would be torn to pieces. I immediately looked at the man, he walked away. What a goddamn asshole, I thought to myself, is this idiot fully sick in his head?

This guy only provokes, so that the police can take action against us faster. The only thing I remember of the man is that he wore a grey felt jacket, in fashion right now, and that he was really tall, 1.90 even 2 meters. I would not remember his face, but lets get back to that later: Although the police officers realized that several thousand people (not 1700 as the media reported, you can see that for yourself in the videos) were standing on the same spot, did not know what was going on and became increasingly restless because nothing was happening and no one knew how it would continue, they still brought out the water cannons, very well visible from a long distance,facing Pegida.

That’s when we became frightened. At that moment, the police had provoked panic among the people. Please note that the few members from Hogesa were not the mass. The overwhelming majority of people were decent Burgers, of mature age. Women, a few children,Men.

At this moment I said to my friend, Stephanie Abt: “Now they will start to produce the TV pictures the media demand! “ When then the police announced that the march has to stop and that we all had to turn back, the concert of whistles against the police was unbelievable.

People shouted: “Where were you on New Years Eve?” and “we want to move on”, or “Traitors”.At the front waterbottles were thrown at the police. Errrrrrrr stop: PET-bottles. No GLASS bottles. And beer cans.

So definitely no projectiles such as paving stones or other dangerous objects. That is not an excuse, simply an explanation about what kind of projectiles we are speaking here. They were non dangerous plastic bottles.

Shortly thereafter, the crowd was sprayed with teargas. I have never in my life raised a hand against a policeman. But at this moment they have treated us all, me included, as if we were dangerous criminals on the run.

We then returned all to the stage at the Central Station. After a few minutes the first speaker, I don’t remember who it was, took the mic and began to calm the people down. Now you have to imagine people sitting around everywhere, some lying down. They all had massive injuries on their faces, in their eyes, some women cried out in pain, men howled snot and water because they had serious burns on their faces, especially in the eyes. Some had bleeding lacerations on their heads.Among all the injured there were just 3, perhaps 4 members of Hogesa. The rest of the injured were those family fathers, mothers, a few young people, boys and girls, as I have mentioned before.

No emergency doctor, not even paramedics came to the injured people. The police simply left them to them to their own devices. NOT EVEN THE POLICE TOOK CARE OF THE WOUNDED !!! THEY STOOD CALMLY BY AND JUST WATCHED !!!

Eventually other event participants supplied them (the injured) with bottled water. Eyes were rinsed, tissues were pressed into wounds. Meanwhile the Police continued to provoke in such an incredible way that one can only say it was unworthy of a Policeforce of a Nation of Law.

THEY DROVE 2 WATERCANONS with their  bumpers almost touching the knees of the participants who stood before the stage. Aiming at adult people with those huge water cannons who were as menacing as tanks, nearly touching the feet of the participants. The rest of the participants focused on the speaker. It was completely quiet again. I guess the people were still partially in shock. In the middle of the speech then the sudden announcement that the event had been declared as “over” by the police. Why? No idea. It was absolutely quiet. Nothing more happened.

The spokesman announced that the event was terminated and at that moment the police started moving again and encircled us. As we wanted to hastily leave the place at the opposite side of the square, we were faced with a police block !!!!

We (were told we) should leave the place in the opposite direction. I just looked at the policeman and asked him if he is pulling our leg. I said verbatim to him he should look in the direction into which he wanted to send us.There were Water canons and Police were spraying defenceless participants with teargas. He could not care less. Here we could not pass through. So There ! We were trapped. Behind us water canons, tear gas and rubber truncheons and in front of us police who simply prevented us from following their orders to leave the place.

At this moment, the guy from before, with the firecrackers, appeared about 2 meters from me. Immediately I yelled at the police that this was the guy with the explosives. The guy pulled out his wallet and showed it to the policeman. Next to him was another man: mustache, approximately 1.70 m high. He pulled a leather pouch from his back pocket and showed it also to the police. Although I screamed that the police should hold the guy because he was the one who had thrown firecrackers into the crowd, the police let him and the 2nd man whom I had not seen before, climb over the barrier and run into the Central Station.

The police told us that they were Media people. They did not arrest them to check their identity. It is absolutely necessary to clarify if it was not the Police themselves who threw the firecrackers to discredit the event. Those who, like me just now, have watched the whole video, will find that the police played a very strange game here.

I herewith suspect the police very publicly and officially of a deliberate collision course in order to harm Pegida. Pegida has been already 43 times in Duisburg. With Hogesa and with other hooligans, with citizens, with older, with younger participants. With men, with women.

Never before has there been an escalation. But just in Cologne the atmosphere explodes?

No. The game played here is played under a false flag. And that must be clarified.

Holm Teichert –

[EDITOR: I would like to add as an aside, that in a recent interview of Tommy Robinson by Ezra Levant, Mr. Robinson revealed that when he did a sort of charity/demonstration march with Kevin Carrol a few years ago through Luton I think it was, that the person who came and punched him hard in the face and marched off in front of the police, and then the police arrested him for assault, even though he didn’t even defend himself, was in fact a police officer who had intended to provoke Mr. Robinson so that they could arrest him and end his demonstration.

When I saw the interview I had little doubt that this was exactly as Tommy explained it was, but after reading this it appears that there is an over-aching strategy by the European, and probably soon US and Canadian law enforcement services, to make sure that a heavy hand will be used on those who expect rule and protection of the law but go against the Marxist-Muslim revolution that is playing out in front of us]

State Prosecutor determined to act against Heidi Mund

An original translation of what may be a very important news story by SIMONXML with much thanks!

From this German news source

The State prosecutor has become active against Heidi Mund – the accusation is incitement

Against Heidi Mund who became famous as a radical Christian, the State prosecutor has decided to take action for incitement. She was reported to have committed these acts with her “Prayer proposals” on the Day of German Unity.

Since Heidi Mund shifted her political agitation from the street to the Internet, barely a day goes by without a message to her followers. The former front woman of the “Freien Bürger” (free citizens) and “Pegida Rhein Main” has set up another mailing list – “Save Europe” – which has explicitly set itself the goal of saving Germany from Islam.

On the Day of German Unity, Mund had called for a human chain around Germany “as a spiritual wall”, … and with the “authority of God” to resist the “forces of darkness”.

“Praying hand in hand for our country” calls the radical Christian her appeal for an act of resistance, which took place on 3 and 4 October with moderate involvement – and on 4 October a private complaint followed against Heidi Mund. Her “suggestions for prayer” met the requirements for incitement states the complaint.

In it she calls to prayer and calls amongst other things for:

“We pray FOR the genuine refugees that they get renewed hope for their lives that our LORD comforts them … against the mass immigration of 90% of young Muslim men who should build up their own home countries and not rape our girls and women here; that with the Word of God – the Bible – they be sent back to their home countries where they belong. … Against the diseases and epidemics the immigrants have brought with them … . We ask God … the Angel that He places on the borders of Germany and the other European countries.”

As the press office of the Criminal Investigation Department explained upon request, the Frankfurt prosecutor’s office has taken up the matter for legal analysis. However it will not make any details known at this time.

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Heidi is most famous for her Martin Luther like disruption of a muslim prayer service in a German Cathedral as part of the ‘interfaith’ islamic conquest programs occurring all around the world. CBN has a good video on that event and her motives and the history of the cathedral here. 

Pamela Geller has a good post on this