Here is the press release, the language of which is reminiscent of the GDR’s unjust regime:

The AfD parliamentary group in Schwerin is accused of having a connection to a dubious offshore company. This is the result of research by the news website netzpolitik.org. The agency New Network Communications (NNC), allegedly based in London, is run by two Austrians – and is responsible for the right-wing disinformation website “Unser Mitteleuropa” (Our Central Europe).

The portal “Our Central Europe” is a place for anti-Islam and anti-migration articles and spreads doubts about climate change and Corona vaccinations. The research centre Correctiv has checked articles from “Our Central Europe” for their truthfulness, and finally declared that the portal spreads false quotes and makes misleading claims. As media owner noted in the imprint: NCC.

In addition, the company covertly operates a campaign website called “Akte Borchardt”, which attacks Barbara Borchardt (Die Linke), judge at the state constitutional court, and spreads conspiracy narratives. The site writes of a “GDR 2.0”, and speculates about a “possible rope relationship” between Borchardt and Chancellor Angela Merkel. And again, the work of the AfD parliamentary group in Schwerin is advertised.

(She is a member of the proven left-wing extremist organisation ‘Anti-Capitalist Left’ (AKL), and was a member of the ruling SED in GDR times, Ed.)

Meanwhile, the State Office for the Protection of the Constitution is looking into the connection between the company and the parliamentary group. Especially “[…] with regard to ‘security-endangering or secret service activities within the scope of the Basic Law for a foreign power’ in the area of the federal state and with regard to ‘endeavours directed against the idea of international understanding or against the peaceful coexistence of peoples'”, explains spokeswoman Marion Schlender in response to a Nordkurier enquiry. “On this basis, the facts of the case are being examined.”

https://www.nordkurier.de/mecklenburg-vorpommern/afd-in-mv-bezahlte-firma-hinter-rechter-desinformationsseite-3042967703.html

Left-wing extremists and “refugee” workers protested again in Vienna against the deportation of illegal immigrants, causing traffic chaos. As the police and several media reported, around 50 demonstrators blocked a motorway junction at Vienna Airport.

Accordingly, the left-wing radicals abseiled from a bridge and set up road blocks. The photos showed how they blocked the multi-lane access road to the airport with a banner that read “Stop deportations!” and “Deportation is murder”.

Guerrillas from the left-wing extremist Antifa and the Bündnis Bleiberecht [Right to stay Alliance] were also involved in the actions. Left-wing photographers criticized the fire brigade for supporting the police in clearing the blockades.

According to the Green politician Birgit Hebein, around 45 Afghans were to be returned to their homeland on Tuesday. The Lower Austrian police announced that the protests had been unannounced. After the blockades had been cleared, the demonstrators announced that they would be protesting against collective deportation in Vienna the same afternoon.

At the end of February too, pro-migrant activists tried to prevent the deportation of several Afghans in the Austrian capital. Among the rejected asylum seekers were several men who had committed very serious criminal offenses in the past. For example, three of them were found guilty of either having attempted or having committed rape.

The government’s asylum policy had also led to disputes in the black-green coalition in the past. The Greens stressed that the government had a “political commitment to humanity”. The ÖVP, on the other hand, insisted on compliance with the law.

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/03/31/pro-immigration-guerrillas-cause-traffic-chaos-to-prevent-deportation-in-vienna/

The European Union plans to allocate €276 million to the construction or renovation of five migrant camps on the Greek islands, sparking protests from locals on the island who want relief from the endless waves of illegal migrants.

The funding decision was announced on Monday in Lesbos by the European Commissioner Ylva Johansson.

The migration commissioner who came to the Aegean Islands to urge the Greek government to speed up the opening of new camps on the islands of Samos, Chios, Kos, and Lesbos before winter also called on “Turkey to urgently readmit the migrants returning from Greece”.

The EU leaders are expected in Ankara on April 6. Asked about the accusations of repression of migrants by the Greek coast guard in the Aegean Sea, she asked Greece “to do more” and to investigate.

As Georgios Christides reported on Twitter, hundreds of people in Lesbos marched towards the government building project with the slogan: “Neither in Lesbos nor anywhere else will we turn Greek islands into prisons.”

Regional Governor of Noth Aegean even canceled the meeting with Commissioner Ylva Johansson, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd. He is against building new camps as well.

The Greek islanders have struggled with migrants burning down their own camps, slaughtering livestock, and destroying churches, leaving many of Greeks angered over their government and the EU’s inability to stem the flow to the hard-hit islands. 

https://rmx.news/article/article/eu-to-spend-276-million-on-migrant-camps-on-greek-islands-sparking-protests-from-fed-up-locals

According to new studies, the size of the population of asylum seekers has an influence on the election results of right-wing parties. “If there are more refugees living in a region, right-wing parties like the NPD, the Republicans, the Right and – from 2016 – the AfD will win more votes,” the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research (RWI) in Essen concluded, summarizing the results of two studies. The effect is independent of the economic development of the region and affects state and federal elections.

Above all, the type of accommodation is decisive. If asylum seekers have to live in central reception facilities, right-wing parties gain votes in both the affected and neighbouring communities, according to a paper published on Monday. If the migrants were housed in decentralized apartments, however, there was no effect.

The scientists therefore recommend that politicians “distribute refugees as evenly as possible over the regions”, in order to avoid polarization of the political discussion. In addition, the asylum seekers should “be housed in decentralized apartments as quickly as possible”.

The two studies produced further provided results related to election outcomes. While the voting shares of traditional popular parties such as the CDU or the SPD have decreased due to the influx of refugees, those of explicitly migration-friendly parties rose.

For example, the Greens in the districts and municipalities examined had made gains. “However, this only applies to regions that are doing well economically. If unemployment is high or the average income of the population is low, there is no or even a negative effect on the election success of the Greens.”

https://freewestmedia.com/2021/03/30/the-influx-of-migrants-led-to-electoral-success-for-right-wing-parties/

A fake pandemic bears unusual fruit! We are still being fooled by the media and politics on a daily basis.

https://politikstube.com/covid-19-toter-muss-noch-schnell-eine-rauchen/

“The funding from the Strasbourg city council with 2.5 million euros for the construction of the ‘Eyyub Sultan’ mosque, carried out by the Turkish Islamist organization Milli Görüs, sheds new light on ecology”, writes Gilles Clavreul, inter-ministerial delegate for the fight against racism and anti-Semitism from 2015 to 2017, in Le Figaro. Yes, we did read that correctly and that is what he said.

The city council of Strasbourg led by Greens has arranged for the funding of 2.5 million euros for the construction of a mosque by the Turkish association Mili Görüs. It will be “the largest mosque in Europe”.

Strasbourg is not just home to one of the two wings of the European Parliament. The city is known for one of the most famous Christian sites in Europe, the Cathedral of Our Lady. Robert Schuman, one of the founding fathers of what would become the European Union, spoke within those walls of the “Europe of cathedrals”. But for years Strasbourg has been a magnet for political Islam. The Strasbourg area today has as many as 22 mosques.

Continues Clavreul: “Until now, Gregory Doucet’s (Lyon) dangerous outings against the Tour de France or his Bordeaux counterpart Pierre Hurmic, who gave up the traditional Christmas tree, could have made us smile. With the Strasbourg decision, contested by all political groups including the Socialists, who are in any case part of the majority, the ecologists affirm a political choice with heavy consequences.”

Founded by former Prime Minister Necmettin Erbakan, Milli Görüs is one of the vectors of Turkish political-religious influence in Europe. “For the European capital of human rights, it is a strange symbol; especially when Ankara withdraws from the … convention against violence against women! In other words, the Strasbourg environmentalists are giving a gift to one of the jewels of the Islamist offensive in Europe.”

In Lyon, the Green mayor boycotted a Christian celebration but lays the foundation stone of the Gerland mosque. Grégory Doucet refused to participate in a great Catholic and popular tradition dating back to 1643. It is the same person who imposed a pork-free mandatory menu in the city’s schools (another gift to Muslims). On Twitter, Doucet posted a photo of himself, trowel in hand, laying the foundation stone for a new mosque.

No more Christmas trees in Bordeaux either, thanks to its mayor of the Green Party, Pierre Humic: “We will not put dead trees in the squares of the city”.

On the other hand, the concrete on which one mosque after another is built is always very environmentalist.

As Oriana Fallaci’s lawyer Gilles William Goldnadel wrote, “it is the same morbid desire to eradicate our roots/” Not of the trees, but of Europe itself.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/299346