..in a position where they at least could think about getting violent. markus is still convinced that the risk of violence is low, although others i spoke to in germany are worried about isolated attacks. the german paper editor, anselm lenz, did not reply directly to any of the points raised by the bbc. he called me a highly paid nato and bbc propagandist, and said, if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means. being here in berlin has really brought to life the risk posed by these kinds of movements and the alternative media and papers that sit at their heart. i think here, more so than anywhere else, people have been willing to go that step further, to really recognise the violence and hostility and how it s escalated and the very real world consequences that all of this can have. but even then, there still does seem to be this disconnect between the violent language and the hate and what that really means in practice. i think this is a real warning sign to us in th
Marian Offman, former deputy chair of the Jewish community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, clashed verbally with the demonstrators at the anti-government rally in the Bavarian state capital.
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A protest that took place in the Dutch city of Heerenveen saw gunfire after police officers on site fired “targeted shots” over a “threatening situation.” Several protestors on tractors, we are told, drove into a crowd of officers and their cars. The cops issued warning shots before firing at the tractors, hitting one of them. […]