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NSU Terroristen 10 Jahre früher im TV:
Tatort "Bestie" 2001
Die Küstenwache 2004
Vom 9. September 2000 bis zum 6. April 2006 ermordete der NSU in deutschen Großstädten neun männliche Kleinunternehmer mit Migrationshintergrund, die ersten vier innerhalb von elf Monaten, fünf weitere 2004 bis 2006.
Öffentliche Bekanntheit erlangte der NSU ab dem 4. November 2011, als Mundlos und Böhnhardt tot in einem ausgebrannten Wohnmobil gefunden wurden und Zschäpe ihre Zwickauer Wohnung abbrannte sowie Bekennervideos versandte.
NSU terrorists 10 years earlier on TV:
Crime scene "Beast" 2001
The Coast Guard 2004
From September 9, 2000 to April 6, 2006, the NSU murdered nine male small entrepreneurs with a migrant background in major German cities, the first four within eleven months, five more from 2004 to 2006.
The NSU gained public notoriety from November 4, 2011, when Mundlos and Böhnhardt were found dead in a burned-out motorhome and Zschäpe burned down their Zwickau apartment and sent confessor videos.
Tatort "Bestie" 2001
Die Küstenwache 2004
Vom 9. September 2000 bis zum 6. April 2006 ermordete der NSU in deutschen Großstädten neun männliche Kleinunternehmer mit Migrationshintergrund, die ersten vier innerhalb von elf Monaten, fünf weitere 2004 bis 2006.
Öffentliche Bekanntheit erlangte der NSU ab dem 4. November 2011, als Mundlos und Böhnhardt tot in einem ausgebrannten Wohnmobil gefunden wurden und Zschäpe ihre Zwickauer Wohnung abbrannte sowie Bekennervideos versandte.
NSU terrorists 10 years earlier on TV:
Crime scene "Beast" 2001
The Coast Guard 2004
From September 9, 2000 to April 6, 2006, the NSU murdered nine male small entrepreneurs with a migrant background in major German cities, the first four within eleven months, five more from 2004 to 2006.
The NSU gained public notoriety from November 4, 2011, when Mundlos and Böhnhardt were found dead in a burned-out motorhome and Zschäpe burned down their Zwickau apartment and sent confessor videos.
Forwarded from Tafelrunde (David Korb)
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-12-17/why-bugs-must-be-a-bigger-part-of-the-human-food-chain eat bugs goyim
Bloomberg.com
Why Bugs Must Be a Bigger Part of the Human Food Chain
They're fine for snacking, but insect protein has its greatest potential as nutrient rich, climate-friendly livestock feed.
Forwarded from Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History (M Himself)
What does "German" mean? Is there a German people? Some thought they could and should deny it. Was there once a German people? Can there still be a German people today or in the future? Does it still exist today or does it make sense to want to be "German" again? Which has also been denied by some as untimely...
The term "German" is far older than the state-geographical term "Germany", and still extends far beyond the German Empire in terms of time and space... The meaning of the word handed down to us historically "german" does not coincide with any state concept, but probably with the concept of "people" and "country"... In Carolingian times, "German" denoted the entirety of the Germanic languages... "German" is called "Thiudisk" in Old Saxon, Old West Frisian "Tyoesch", Latin-Sated Old High German (8th & 9th cent) "Theodiscus", this is the "völkische" ie "Germanic language" of the Thiudisca Liudi (Old Saxons), the Anglo-Saxons, Franks, Lombards, Goths, etc...
Wirth, H. (1934). "What is German?"
The term "German" is far older than the state-geographical term "Germany", and still extends far beyond the German Empire in terms of time and space... The meaning of the word handed down to us historically "german" does not coincide with any state concept, but probably with the concept of "people" and "country"... In Carolingian times, "German" denoted the entirety of the Germanic languages... "German" is called "Thiudisk" in Old Saxon, Old West Frisian "Tyoesch", Latin-Sated Old High German (8th & 9th cent) "Theodiscus", this is the "völkische" ie "Germanic language" of the Thiudisca Liudi (Old Saxons), the Anglo-Saxons, Franks, Lombards, Goths, etc...
Wirth, H. (1934). "What is German?"