Recherchen zu den russischen Vulkangruppe-Anschlägen auf Berlin werfen erhebliche Zweifel an der hohl klingenden Behauptung von „linksextremem” Terror auf. Ein Politiker sticht besonders hervor. Alexander Dobrindts Bilanz ist vernichtend. Sein politischer Werdegang vom CSU-Generalsekretär zum Bundesinnenminister ist von einem dokumentierten 15-jährigen Muster geprägt: Aufmerksamkeit auf linke Bedrohungen lenken, während rechte ignoriert oder ausradiert werden. Relevant … Continue reading Dobrindts Vulkangruppe-Kurzschluss: Kupfer statt Glasfaser, Links statt Russland→
An astute commenter on this blog has prompted me to go deeper into what a genuine German anarchist collective attacking energy infrastructure would call themselves. I can say with certainty, based on history, that investigation of left-wing extremism leads to names and tags like these: Autonome Zellen (Autonomous Cells) Schwarze Flamme (Black Flame) Klimarebellion (Climate … Continue reading Russian “Vulkangruppe” Terror Cell in Germany Fails Every Left-Wing Test→
Same Putin Playbook, Same War, Different Deniability This week over 1,000 buildings in Kyiv lost heating. Russia had launched nearly 1,100 strike drones, 890 guided aerial bombs, and over 50 missiles against infrastructure in Ukraine. Temperature: minus 10 Celsius. Impact: Over 500,000 civilians in danger from Russian attacks. Zelenskyy called it “conscious, cynical Russian terror … Continue reading Russian Missiles and Ministers: Cynical Winter Attacks Hit Ukraine and Berlin→
Research on the Russian Vulkangruppe attacks on Berlin brings up significant reasons to question hollow-sounding insistence of “left-wing” terror. One politician in particular stands out. Alexander Dobrindt’s receipts are damning. His political trajectory from CSU General Secretary to Federal Interior Minister comes with a documented 15-year pattern of driving attention towards left-wing threats while erasing … Continue reading German Minister Who Chose Copper Over Fiber Now Blames the Left for Russian Sabotage→
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