German "Far-Right" Politician Leaves Political Party For Church But Reprimands SSPX

The Eponymous Flower ^ | 03/08/2011 | Tancred

[0beron]

'National Democratic Party Germany' politician from Regensburg, W.W. [known to the editor of Kreuz.net, who's revealed himself Willi Wiener and authored a clarification for kreuz.net which follows further below, where he challenges the SSPX for using his conversion to support the CDU] has decided to leave the "far right" NDP Party which some consider fascist, because he feels it conflicts with his Catholic\Faith. This story underlines a certain tension going on within the Society regarding ways and means about how much to participate in politics. Mr. Wiener hasn't said the Church has no role to play in politics, but he's sure that it shouldn't be contributing to the debate.

[antiRepublicrat]

A few items in the NPD platform are good, such as reigning in illegals and the abuse of the asylum system, but in the end they are still neo-Nazis.

[0beron]

Definitely, that’s why Willi Wiener left the party.

[PapaBear3625]

I don't believe the anti-NDP hype, and would not care even if true. Islamization creates an existential threat to German society. If NDP is the only party taking a stand, then I admire them. By this method, they will force the "mainstream" conservatives to stop being a bunch of CINOs and adopt some effective measures, lest the lose voters to the NDP.

As far as the Dems are concerned, the TEA Party is composed of Neo Nazis as well.

[0beron]

I’m just not into the mood of all-pervasive gnostic occultism in the far right, as well as their knee-jerk anti-Catholicism.

[Moltke]

As far as the Dems are concerned, the TEA Party is composed of Neo Nazis as well.

Non sequitur!

The NPD (not NDP) actually is a fringe (going by election results - notwithstanding their limited success in eastern Germany Saxony elections) neo-Nazi, or whatever similar term one might prefer, party. Any comparison to the US Tea Party movement is nothing less than an insult.