Record turnout at "Rock für Deutschland"

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Yesterday, the National Democratic Party (NPD) hosted a festival in Gera to kick off the upcoming election campaign in the German state of Thüringen. Police reported that over 4000 people were at the event, making it one of the largest national music festivals to date.











However, the press had a different story to tell:


First, the figure of "over 4000" attendees was reduced to 2000. Second, the small demonstration against the festival was reported as the main story (1, 2, 3, 4). Third, the following photo, taken by the ddp news agency, was used to portray "Rock für Deutschland":





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Does the picture above convey the same ideas as the first two images, which were taken at the same event?

It isn't much of a surprise to see the press doing what it is doing - that is, trying to create a certain image of national politics rather than simply reporting the news. In this struggle to decide the fate of the German nation, the press and Germany's current political leaders are on the same side - the anti-national side.

One side takes an interest in their own culture and national well-being, but this isn't the side of the anti-nationals; the anti-nationals are against a folk-nation and want to live in a community with many other cultures. One side is proud of its ethnic identity, but this isn't the side of the anti-nationals, either. Germany's anti-nationals distance themselves from their ethnic identity and will promote any identity, no matter now degenerate or perverse, as long as this identity has nothing to do with traditional, German identity.

Interestingly, amoung their own political ilk, the anti-nationals didn't shrink the attendance figures at "Rock für Deutschland" or pretend that the attendees looked like something other than ordinary, everyday people (1, 2, 3, 4); rather, the attendance figures and demographics became the focus, because such statistics indicate that Germany is waking up from its self-hating slumber, which means less power, influence and support for the anti-nationals in Germany. At the same time, the anti-nationals were concerned because they can't understand why, in a wasteland of Mickey Mouse Mass Marxist-Multicultur (I will define this later), German youth are looking for something else - something that speaks to them on a communo-ethnic level - and finding it at events like "Rock für Deutschland". This is happening, of course, in spite of the system's efforts to destroy national feeling and wage war on German identity.

YouTube, a partner of the ADL (I've written plenty about the ADL), has been deleting videos of the festival for "violating You Tube guidelines". Note that independently-filmed concert footage is permitted on YouTube. Furthermore, the textual content of all the speeches and songs at "Rock für Deutschland" was reviewed by state censors before the show. Since German censorship law is stricter than YouTube regulations, the only remaining explanation for the removal of "Rock für Deutschland" concert footage is "we don't permit it because we don't like you", which appears to be the level YouTube/ADL will stoop to in order to secure the primacy of anti-national ideas. Then again, if the turnout at "Rock für Deutschland" is any indication, it seems Germany's youth are still capable of thinking for themselves and still feel attached to their nation. Score one point for the national resistance.

Here are some videos. YouTube deleted this one...




...so I have reposted it:




"Wir lieben unser Land, aber hassen diesen Staat..."



The second video is still up. If they delete it, I will repost it here, too: