Merkel ist die Königin der Antifa
Having spent part of my life in Central Europe and had studied German in college, I tend to keep my eyes open for interesting news from that part of the world.
One such piece of news is an interesting interview with historian Bettina Röhl, in German, in the link below. The blurb in the link describes the interview thusly:
When her mother, Ulrike Meinhof, becomes an RAF terrorist, goes underground and leaves her and her twin sister behind, Bettina Röhl is seven. When she kills herself in her cell in Stuttgart-Stammheim, Bettina Röhl is thirteen. This alone gives an idea of how stressful her childhood and youth were, how difficult the path she had to take, and how dramatic the confrontation with this mother later became.
One very interesting part of the interview happens at about 11:57 minutes into it. Röhl states that Ulrike Meinhof was the "old mother" of Antifa but now Angela Merkel is today the queen of Antifa. The implication is not that she somehow runs the organization, rather, that there is a implicit understanding that if Merkel permits Antifa to operate without hindrance, Antifa will continue to attack her political enemies and not her. While some might like to dismiss that assertion, it's really not possible to do so. Röhl is not just some random pundit. She is a journalist who covered the history of student radicalism in the 60s and the odious former Foreign Minister and left-wing militant leader Joschka Fischer. She knows what she's talking about.
In addition, there are various reports of illicitly obtained funds, laundered through political parties, large left-leaning corporations, NGOs or foreign governments that make their way somehow into the hands of radical groups like Antifa both in Europe and in America. Such reports also bolster the thesis that "legitimate" political figures are using non-conventional and even violent means of political action that are carried out in the streets both here and abroad.
When the devices of the radical Left are laid bare, my hope is not only that the reform will sweep not just through America, but through the whole world.
