Posted on 07/16/2016 8:52:43 PM PDT by MtnClimber
Last fall the German government invested a former Stasi agent with the powers necessary for cracking down on “hate speech” on the Internet. As Breitbart reported back in September:
[Justice Minister Heiko] Maas has recruited the help of an organisation — Network Against Nazis (Netz Gegen Nazis, or NAN) — to aid him in his crackdown. NAN was founded by, and according to its website works in partnership with, the Amaedu Antonio Foundation, run by Anetta Kahane , who between 1974 and 1982 worked for the Stasi under the code name ‘Victoria’.
Now the apparatus of repression has been fully established, and the neo-Stasis have begun their crackdown in earnest. Nash Montana has translated an article about Frau Kahane and the repression of dissent in Germany.
First some information about Anetta Kahane’s father Max, which the translator put together from sources on the Internet:
Max Kahane was an avowed communist. A member of the KPD, co-founder of the DDR news service ADN, journalist and chief commentator at the Neues Deutschland, the state propaganda paper of the DDR that agitated against West Germany and their free market system and at the same time glorified the thug state DDR. Even the paper Neues Deutschland itself (yes it still exists) wrote in April 2016 at their 70th anniversary about their own past: “In this paper were written terrible things, the Left was vilified, people were disparaged who didn’t see hope anymore in actual existing socialism. There were lies. Real conditions and their contexts were obscured.” Yes, well, it wasn’t just the Left that was vilified. But in fact, the paper did spread terrible things. And Max Kahane was an integral part of that.
And now Nash’s translation of the article from Politically Incorrect:
The Left Wins
(Excerpt) Read more at gatesofvienna.net ...
The EU is achieving for Germany what Hitler never could.
Gives me a chance to suggest one of my favorite movies — The Lives of Others — excellent, award winning film with unobtrusive subtitles. Great script, but filmwise I couldn’t get over the streets with not a soul on them, not a piece of trash or anything else to suggest people live in this town unless, maybe, all hiding in their homes in fear.
You will love this film.
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