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Michael Klonovsky wrote that a well-known German had publicly declared his adherence to the concept of ethnic people. Therefore, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution would probably have to take notice, he deemed. In doing so, he used a derogatory term that reduced the person's German identity to the possession of a passport. https://t.co/Wmojty7Xwo #Verfassungsschutz #Ethnizität #Deutschland (translated)

Michael Klonovsky wrote that the CDU leadership in Saxony-Anhalt wanted to force Union representatives to leave the room during the election of the Minister President. He called it blackmail and possibly criminal. Although the threat was not made explicit, every Union representative knew that attending would expose them to harassment, isolation, and expulsion from the party, Klonovsky wrote. Additionally, the representatives had to fear that Antifa terrorists had prepared for such a scenario. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

Michael Klonovsky criticized the reporting on Tillschneider's attempted synagogue visit and wrote that t-online described it as "abuse of power already on day four." He derogatorily described the journalists as overly excited. https://t.co/tfiFmD4Z8A #Journalismus #Machtmissbrauch #Synagoge (translated)

Michael Klonovsky wrote that Article 146 of the Basic Law states that it loses its validity if the German people adopt a new constitution by free decision. According to his description, such a constitution could also be based on Sharia; if it is adopted in this way, it would be in accordance with the Basic Law. #Grundgesetz #Verfassung #Scharia (translated)

Michael Klonovsky wrote that, in his opinion, one can only confront a masculinity labeled as "toxic" with an equally toxic one. Women, whom he referred to disparagingly, would soon face the choice of either submitting to an imported form or being defended by a European form that also protects Western civilization. #ToxischeMännlichkeit #Gesellschaft #Feminismus (translated)

Michael Klonovsky pointed out that the "Neue Deutschland" reported on October 9, 1989, under the headline "Festive Reception in the Palace of the Republic," about a reception with deserving citizens and foreign guests, a toast by Erich Honecker, and a program featuring renowned GDR artists. He described this as a prophetic description of Frank-Walter's isolated celebration with a culture elite funded by taxpayers' money. The repetition is neither once a tragedy nor once a farce, Klonovsky wrote, but could also be twice a farce. #DDR #Geschichte #Erinnerung (translated)

Davon mal abgesehen, dass der Mann kein Extremist ist: "Im Dritten Reich wurde die Sippenhaft systematisch als Terror- und Druckmittel gegen Angehörige von Regimegegnern und Widerstandskämpfern eingesetzt. In modernen Rechtsordnungen wie Deutschland ist das Prinzip der Sippenhaft durch das individuelle Schuldprinzip verboten." (Meint die KI. Was weiß denn die?) #Geschichte #Recht #Menschenrechte