Nazism in Germany on the march

[Skybird]

In recent state election in the East, Neonazi party members have massively intimidated stands and politicians especially of the two left parties throughout the region, while a number of stands got vandalised and people got attacked and beaten. All this unhidden - and unoposed by local residents. Several incidents even were caught on film, but the TV cameras did not stop the Nazi mobsters. Nazi violence and intimidation is also spreading at oublic school, especially in the East, and a huge number of small villages and small city communities are known that are ruled by tyranny of local Nazi gangs.

It seems that the lacking economical "Aufschwung" in the East, and the dying perspectives of young people, produces plenty of fertile ground for Nazism. In Eastern states, we know of communities were up to 40% of local residents support Nazism, and vote correspondingly. In the West, growing anger at growing levels of "Ausländer" and spreading Islam also plays a role.

This is the background for these two articles:

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...442447,00.html (only one example of many, unfortunately)

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...437593,00.html (on the elections last month)

Will Germany's fate be to get pulverized in friction between the extremism of Nazism and the extremism of Islam? Neither the church nor the political institutions seem to be aware of what is going on. Almost all social representaives seem to have only one thing on their mind: to talk things smooth, and to express how optimistic they are. And that a huge and clear majority of Germans in general oppose the idea or ongoing immigration of foreigners, especially from Muslim countries, while politicians ignore that and propagate policies that enforce directly opposite developements does not help ro limit growing radicalisation.