Report: Far-right Reichsbürger movement is growing, building army
Post number #120107, ID: 37d423
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http://archive.is/wcMjz
>German media have reported that the anti-government group has grown by 56 percent to 15,600 members. Security services are concerned that propaganda about a 'Reichsbürger army' will inspire attacks.
>"They have begun preparing themselves for Day X," Focus writes, referring to an imagined day of reckoning or uprising against the German government. They are also apparently trying to form an army.
Post number #120108, ID: 37d423
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History repeats itself gurls. A new SA is being formed to carry out a (successful) Beer Hall Putsch.
Post number #120118, ID: a65f35
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I'm a left-wing (Or as you 4chan /pol/fag called, a cuck) But I don't think this is legitimated. It just a silly far-right movements like it has always been. Media always try to make them looks like a New wave of Nazi or something.
Post number #120140, ID: 5bdbd6
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Cucks please leave! Please go now!
Post number #120141, ID: e9e8bc
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Gotta repeat history.
People have to create something like the Rotfrontkämpferbund again to counteract their movement. But hopefully this time social democrats won't unite themselves with the fascists again to kill some leftwingers and ban their groups. That's how Antifa Startet btw. A attempt by the KPD to unite the workers of the KPD and SPD after the Rotfrontkämpferbund was banned.
Post number #120142, ID: e9e8bc
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>>120140 kys fgt this is our app ☭
Post number #120161, ID: 3d898d
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>>120142 I bet you aren't even a g/u/rl, g/u/rls have food, unlike you, commie
Post number #120163, ID: 3d898d
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>>120107 To be honest, I thought this was a joke with the /burg/ board, lol
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>German media have reported that the anti-government group has grown by 56 percent to 15,600 members. Security services are concerned that propaganda about a 'Reichsbürger army' will inspire attacks.
>"They have begun preparing themselves for Day X," Focus writes, referring to an imagined day of reckoning or uprising against the German government. They are also apparently trying to form an army.