German police tired of 'holocaust' absurdities and demands

People are clearly tired of dangerous judeo-supremacist behavior.

Read here as the attempt to spin events about the German police reveal mere word games and a sense of desperation. My comments [ ].

- Hannover
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From The Times
March 23, 2007

German neo-Nazi fear over police cadets
[link to www.timesonline.co.uk]

Roger Boyes in Berlin

Fears that the German police force contains neo-Nazi sympathisers have been sparked after disdainful cadets delivered an extraordinary
rebuff to a Holocaust survivor.

Students at the Berlin police academy refused to listen to the harrowing testimony of Isaak Behar, 83, who had been invited to lecture them on his experiences as a Jew in the Third Reich. Mr Behar lost his parents and his two sisters in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
[Oh really, how did they supposedly die? Is there evidence of murder. Were they even at Auschwitz? Why wasn't this liar Issak Behar killed then?]

The cadets shouted that they did not want to hear about the Holocaust any more, and said that the Jewish community was emotionally blackmailing Germany, according to German press reports. Dieter Glietsch, Berlin's police commissioner, has opened an investigation.
[Blackmail, based upon fraud, indeed, and for huge monetary and political gains.]

German police officers are given compulsory Holocaust-awareness training. Visits to sites where Nazis murdered or deported Jews are part of the curriculum.
[IOW, the police are required to undergo brainwashing and indoctrination, which has nothing to do with policing. Who gives this 'training', who pays, who receives the money?]

Mr Behar and other Jewish survivors frequently lecture at police and army colleges. "There have always been antiSemitic incidents in the army as well as the police," said Mr Behar. "But senior officers take
action when they hear of them."
[IOW, the police are required to undergo brainwashing and indoctrination, which has nothing to do with policing. Who gives this 'training', who pays, who receives the money?]

This episode, though, which occurred on Feb 27, is seen as part of a broader and more menacing trend. Last month it was revealed that at least three police bodyguards assigned to protect Michael Friedman, a leading Jewish activist, were neo-Nazi sympathisers.
[Menacing? How? To whom? Who says? Was this Friedman harmed by them?]

One dressed in his free time in a black SS uniform and put
photographs of himself on the internet. Another printed out a fake certificate declaring himself to be a member of the SS "M.F" Division — M.F. being the intitals of Michael Friedman, who was for many years the deputy chairman of the German Jewish community. The wording of the certificate began: "In the Name of the Föhrer . . ." mimicking a genuine SS document.
[If even true, so what?]

Yet another police guard stored the Nazi anthem, the Horst Wessel song, on his computer and played it out loud when colleagues were in the room. The policemen claimed that they were no more than harmless pranks.
[If even true, so what?]

But Mr Friedman, who has received many death threats because of his vociferous support for Jewish causes, is taking the case seriously.
[Deaths threats? I doubt it. Do we have proof of these alleged 'death threats'? Why believe someone who benefits from claiming 'death threats'?]

He has demanded a parliamentary inquiry from the state of Hesse, which is responsible for protecting him. According to the mass circulation newspaper Bild, one of the investigated bodguards threatened "to spill the beans about far-right activity at Frankfurt police headquarters" if charges were pressed against him.
[What activity? What about far-left activity? Did these body guards harm him?]

The bodyguards have been suspended from duty. The German press and Police Workers' Association have called for their dismissal from the force.
[Suspended, even though there is no evidence of harm.]

"These incidents show that far-right thinking is now anchored in the mainstream of German society," said Mr Friedman, "and it is increasingly obvious in the police force".
[So what? The far-left is also anchored in mainstream German society. German policemen have a right to believe what they want.]

That sentiment was echoed by Andreas Nachama, a leading rabbi. "This antisemitism is appearing everywhere and it is as threatening as it is reprehensible."

[IOW, only opinions which benefits dangerous judeo-supremacism are to be accepted. Reprehensible? Only to those who see a threat to the cash cow and power giver that is the 'holocaust' fraud. Everywhere? No doubt the large numbers of staged acts of 'antisemitism' are part of that also. Antisemitic: any thought or person a Jew doesn't like]

Insiders say that police antisemitism is usually more discreet, confined to comments at the police station after a stint of duty.

[What 'insiders'? Comments? So people in a western democracy cannot even say what they want?]

The guarding of Jewish sites, from synagogues to the Jewish Museum in Berlin, is particularly unpopular among the police rank-and-file. Their task is to head off neo-Nazi attacks or report antisemitic symbols daubed on buildings overnight.

[Unpopular indeed. The 'holoaust' story is a easily debunked fraud. Why should Germans want to guard objects which serve the interests of dangerous judeo-supremacists?]

Hate crimes

— Displaying Nazi symbols and the production of pro-Nazi materials is illegal in Germany
[Interesting that these symbols have such high demand and popularity.]

— Overt support for neo-Nazi groups rose after reunification of East and West Germany, with attacks on immigrant communities.
[So, any groups which don't adhere to the demanded self destruction of German culture are labeled 'neo-Nazis or haters'. Then what does that make the truly violent judeo-supremacists of 'Israel'?]

— Four men linked to neo-Nazi groups firebombed a house of Turkish immigrants in Solingen in 1993, killing five
['Linked'. Linked how? Says who? Got proof?]

— Marius Schoeberl, 16, was murdered in 2002 by three youths in East Germany because he looked Jewish
[Says who? Got proof?]

— Support is growing for the German far-right National Democratic Party.
[So what? That's democracy in action.]

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