German government moves to forbid ‘right-wingers’ from buying property

American Thinker ^ | 14 Apr, 2026 | Olivia Murray

[MtnClimber]

Meanwhile, foreign Islamists meeting “residency” requirements receive taxpayer assistance.

Andreas Wailzer at LifeSite News reports that the German government, through the Ministry of Construction, has just proposed a new bill that “would give municipalities the right of first refusal if a potential buyer of property has ‘anti-constitutional aspirations.’”

But those with “anti-constitutional aspirations” aren’t to be confused with the third-world foreigners and hordes of Islamists who have decidedly not integrated and accepted the German constitution and government as authoritative, instead bringing sharia culture, customs, and pseudo-law to Germany and making no pretenses of hiding their intentions—this is specifically in regards to “right-wingers.” Sure, the bill’s language includes a spate of other problematic identities (“left-wing” and “religiously motivated extremist” ideologues), but it singles out the “right-wingers” and elaborates thusly:

The proposed legislation states: ‘They have long been well-documented as a right-wing extremist strategy for gaining a foothold in communities. Prominent examples have been, and continue to be, Dortmund-Dorstfeld and the village of Jamel. Their dominance in these areas is no coincidence, but part of a far-right strategy. Guidelines on preventing far-right extremism consistently emphasize the importance of involving and mobilizing the local population. However, at a certain point, civil society initiatives can no longer provide a sufficient counterbalance, which can further promote the segregation of the resident population.’

(If you didn’t know any better, you’d think they were literally talking about the Islamists currently conquering all of Europe.)

[SuperLuminal]

Maybe it is beginning to look as if Joe Kennedy and the NYSlimes originally supported the best long-term side...

[dfwgator]

Can this be far behind?



"Germans, protect yourselves. Do not buy from Right Wingers!"

[mass55th]

"Europe is gone."

It's been gone for a long time.

[Thud]

We no longer have enough in common with Britain, France and Germany to stay in NATO. Not to mention all the other reasons.

[montag813]

“would give municipalities the right of first refusal if a potential buyer of property has ‘anti-constitutional aspirations.’”

So no Muslims, then?

[ckilmer]

This is what I expect from that terrible country and its inhabitants.

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Mercy man. You should know that you’re prophesying the demise of the USA to the same fate. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed this idea as a fear. That is, the fear that an Islamized Europe is just the opening act for an Islamized USA. (which is why the president vance and rubio have all delivered tough love speeches to the europeans in the past year.)

If the problem were just Germany—that would be one thing. But the problem is widespread across Western Europe. Something much deeper is at work than you or I know. Currently, while behind Europe, the trends in the USA are all in the same direction that Europe is going.

As it is, the repulicans hold on the USA is very thin. Democrats hold high ground in most american institutions. Trump has been doiing some great things but he has not changed the overall institutional direction of the USA. (If republicans hold both house and senate—then three more years of trump I think would change the country’s direction sufficiently to allow vance/rubio to take the reigns.

[VTenigma]

Haven’t we seen this movie before?

[Lurker]

Next they’ll make “right wingers” wear yellow stars or something. They probably still have some laying around somewhere.

L

[dfwgator]

Europe is gone.

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It died in Auschwitz.