I need a t-shirt that says "granddad got fooled."

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or, "granddad got blown apart fighting his cousins, and all he got was this lousy amerikwa"

That is only part of an extraordinary story — the economic transformation of the far Right. In Anklam and neighbouring Baltic villages ultranationalists own internet cafes and drink delivery services. They run music shops that are stacked with far Right rock bands. “There is a whole network of right-wing-run companies, above all in the local building business,” says Günther Hoffmann, who set up an association in Anklam to monitor the rise of the neo-Nazis. Small hotels are being bought up. A giveaway paper called The Island Messenger is edited and published by the extreme Right and is widely read.

This economic power — in a region where unemployment is more than 20 per cent — has translated into political clout. Firms in right-wing hands hire right-wing sympathisers as apprentices. Slowly but surely, neo-Nazis have become an indispensable part of society in northeast Germany. They sponsor sports competitions and dance evenings. The baker offers loaves with smooth brown crusts called glatze, the German for skinhead. There is no niche of society here that has not been infiltrated.

I think there is a lesson to be learned here. Get into brick and mortar businesses and create WN-sympathetic zones.

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Excellent news. This is what our folks need to do. Dump the white robes and the Nazi uniforms.

That's a great tshirt that kid has. I should make one of my own, a picture of an SS man with "My Uncle was Right" written on it.

I think I'll get to work on PhotoShop!

RIP Brunn

 

I enjoyed listening to you on FTL. I have go to get that Skype and join the conversation.

I think the NDP consist of mostly regular people with their backs to the wall.

Wade.

Thanks. I really hope Germany can pull itself out of the hole they're in. Well, come to think of it, all Europe would have to do it simultaneously or we would have WWII all over again. Check out the uniforms of these national socialists marching through Leipzig]