Oct. 19, 2013
Günter Deckert in Germany says the September general elections brought surprises in the form of losses for the liberal party (what we in the U.S. might call libertarians) and the socialists. He spoke about conditions in Germany today as they relate to national sovereignty. Some highlights of the program:
- Both the Libs and the anti-EU party failed to reach the 5% mark, so lost all representation in the parliament;
- In the Bundestag, 35 members are not of German ancestry – most of these are Turks, two are now black African;
- Germany pays 28% of EU debts, Spain 12%, Malta 3%, yet with equal voting power – and, for example, if Spain cannot pay it’s allotted amount, Germany must pay 28% of Spain’s portion;
- Germany appears from the outside to be a prosperous country, but it has 5-6 million unemployed Germans, plus all the immigrants of whom over 25% of those under 25 years are unemployed;
- Asylum-seekers increasingly come from North Africa where strong leaders have been deposed, encouraging civil war to rage (not by accident?);
- Cost so far of the “National-Socialist Underground” Prozess (investigation and trial) is 20 million euro, yet murder weapon still presents a problem;
- Jewish newspapers are government-subsidized and Jews continue to up their demands for money;
- Atomic Energy ban in favor of Wind/Sun is making energy more expensive – average user pays 200 euro a year more than before.
- Günter's book about his latest six months in Mannheim prison will be available soon.
Email Günter at: [email protected]
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Original comments on this program
carolyn
10 Responses
Butterkeks
October 20, 2013 at 1:13 am
I was very disappointed with Mr Deckert’s “election” analysis.
He seems to recognize the US colony “FRG”. I don’t, and I would have given you a much more critical account on FRG and so called “elections”.
He didn’t mention that the FRG does not have any valid electoral law, apart from obvious fraud, and FRG “math” to calculate the “winner”. It’s fraud, fraud, fraud. There is nothing to vote in an occupied country, which is still enemy state to UN, Mr Deckert. The country is Germany, and the “FRG” is not legally Germany. Germany does not exist until a peace treaty.
Greetings from the US vassal firm colony “FRG”.
Butterkeks
October 20, 2013 at 1:34 am
I need to add, that the “Basic Law” is not for the German people. Mr Deckert, being himself from FRG got that wrong, like many FRG inmates.
A Basic law is a law enacted to maintain public order in a militarily occupied area! That is the legal definition of a “Basic Law”.
Myself, being born in former GDR, does not recognize the FRG as being the legitimate Germany, nor do I recognize their “Basic Law”.
I view the FRG the same way as the GDR, it is an occupation and temporary construct.
Btw, the Basic Law implies its termination in the last article, when our counstitution has been (re)enacted. Mr Carlo Schmid explicitly stated it also 8. September 1948 in the US hand picked “Parliamentary Council”.
I hate to lecture FRG inmates all the time. I really hate it, but US brainwashing was much more effective than Soviet one, and they don’t know their own freaking post war history. Quite sad actually.
The rest is not for public discussion, it is a inner German issue, and a wound that still has not healed.
endzog
October 20, 2013 at 7:41 am
What is really great about these conversations with Günter is that between you we get a very informed picture of the situation across Europe.
The banks whose whole rationale in creating the financial mindset of the people are run if not in all cases like Germany or Switzerland directly, but otherwise indirectly by the Jews. They set out to weaken the people, strip them of their conservative financial values and make them spendthrift and indebted with credit. It has made the whole European population into defencless potential future victims of Jewish finance.
The conference is a great idea. Hail to Günter the true German and pray that there are younger Günters coming up and the German character ideal is not to be lost.
Carolyn
October 20, 2013 at 10:46 am
Hi Butterkeks,
I don’t think it is a matter of Günter’s recognition of the validity of the FRG, as it is he recognizes it as a fact of life and deals with it. Günter, as a former leader of the NPD, is more a politician than a revolutionary, imo. When you form a party, you are participating in the political process.
I will tell him there is a comment here directed to him, but from my own point of view, I would say it is not only Germany that is an occupied country, but all of Europe! It is not the USA that would stop Germany from becoming sovereign again, but the JewSA.
Butterkeks
October 20, 2013 at 10:59 am
Hi Carolyn,
yes, indeed, entire Europe has been occupied since 1945.
This occupation structure of US military is nowadays called “SHAPE”, and they reside in Lisbon… “Lisbon Treaty”…
SHAPE is officially the successor of SHAEF, while SHAEF laws still apply for Germany.
I have no bad feelings towards Mr Deckert, but as you mentioned, he is more a Politician. I am not a politician, and I do speak my mind.
That being said, I don’t trust the NPD, they are full of “Staatsschutz” moles. I don’t trust any political party in FRG for that matter. Change cannot come from within this system.
I was in 1989 on the streets, and we got rid of the god damn Soviets and communist scum. Now, it is time to finishe what has not been completed in 1989 due to treason(again), the real reunification and sovereignty.
The “Potsdam agreement” is quite clear, and it still applies.
” 16. In the imposition and maintenance of economic controls established by the Control Council, German administrative machinery shall be created and the German authorities shall be required to the fullest extent practicable to proclaim and assume administration of such controls. Thus it should be brought home to the German people that the responsibility for the administration of such controls and any break-down in these controls will rest with themselves. Any German controls which may run counter to the objectives of occupation will be prohibited. ”
http://avalon.law.yale.edu/20th_century/decade17.asp
fnn
October 20, 2013 at 2:39 pm
Well, the fraudulent election system in the BRD isn’t completely foolproof since the NPD has seats in two state legislatures in the former Soviet Zone. Does the fact that NPD has a few elected official help it to maintain its community work? People generally have a strange respect for politicians even though they simultaneously despise them. It may be that some of the awe of the power of the state rubs off on them even if they are members of a powerless minority. It also may help morale to have some of your members be part of a parliament for a state you despise-I think there are precedents.
Carolyn
October 20, 2013 at 10:23 pm
Well, Butterkeks, Günter has replied to you:
Alexander (from Flanders)
November 2, 2013 at 12:26 am
I was glad to hear Herr Deckert talk about the rotten situation of the German workers. Here in Flanders it is just as bad. Poverty among WORKING class families is rising all over the Europe.
Carolyn
November 2, 2013 at 10:13 am
Because you have to compete with non-Europeans. It’s an immigration problem, not an economic problem.
Alexander
November 5, 2013 at 12:09 am
@Caroline
Today that is the main problem, but we have had some serious worker exploitation before we even had a single non white immigrant. Not to mention the money lenders who have turned all peoples of Europe, at one point or another, into debt slaves.
Socialism became huge in Europe because at one stage they were fighting for the common man (like the famous Flemish priest Deans).