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Originally Posted by AG124
I believe I read an article not long ago in which the author stated that right-wing extremists comparable to neo-nazis were recently elected in a German federal election. Is this true, or just an exaggeration?
Do you think this could be an eventual danger elsewhere in the West - if populations finally become so afraid of and disgusted with Islam there could be a wave of extreme right-wing governments coming into power?  That not a future to look forward to...  |
1st question: Yes. the NPD has been present in seven state paliamants in the late 60s and early 70, and currently is present in one or two (hu, I really don't know it exactly currently!
) of the five Eastern states. The NPD describes itself as "nationalistic", but the Verfassungsschutz rates it as extreme radical rightwing, and dropouts gave descriptions of internal proceedings that make it clear that the NPD sees itself as the successor of the traditons of the Nazis and Hitler.
2nd question: Yes. In the past years Neonazis were arrogant enough to think that they could master Islam and thus cooperated with Islamic extremists, since both ideologies are hostile towards western constitutions and democracies they saw Islam as a natural ally of similiar ruthlessness, but in the immediate past they seem to have learned that they were wrong in that assumption and became aware of the immense power of Islam that hardly ever would be controllable by a fascist social order under world views as outlined by Hitler. They now take strong stands against Islam again, although they do not tend to make an explicit difference between hostility towards Islam and hostility towards "Ausländer" in general. but the cooperation in the underground seems to have faded out. This I did not only read about, but received some insider info from a BKA man that I know.