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German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser recently announced the ban on Compact Magazine for allegedly inciting hatred and being a “mouthpiece of the far-right extremist scene.” This move has sparked controversy, with conservative politicians calling it a serious blow to freedom of the press.
What’s interesting to note is the absence of the term “far-left extremist” in the news, as conservative voices often get labeled as “far-right extremist” to invoke fear and hatred. This ban is seen as a first step in outright banning certain viewpoints associated with the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which opposes open borders, climate change policies, and ongoing external wars.
Governments across the globe are increasingly trying to stifle conservative voices, creating an atmosphere where dissent is not tolerated. In Germany, the situation is exacerbated by sending troops to Ukraine, rising crime rates, unsustainable population growth, and attempts to silence dissenting voices in the media.
As Germany faces a looming recession, dissent and disorder among law-abiding citizens who wish to see their nation restored are on the rise. Socrates predicts a bottom in nominal terms in 2028, extending into 2030, with increased efforts to silence opposition as the economy falters.
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