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@ClareDalyMEP - Clare Daly

German democracy combusting before our eyes. Full scale repression of legitimate assembly & political expression. Raiding meetings & extraterritorially banning online speeches! Another example of Europe willing to throw rights, law, everything, on the bonfire to defend genocide.

@DiEM_25 - DiEM25

Yanis Varoufakis BANNED by Germany's Interior Ministry from carrying out any political activity in Germany. They're so desperate to silence anyone who dares speak out against Germany's complicity in the ongoing genocide in Gaza. But DiEM25 and @mera25_de will never be silenced! https://t.co/vr6b1OGPqX

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Jens Wolfakis has been banned from entering Germany and communicating via Zoom or video due to a speech on universal human rights in Israel Palestine. The speech was banned from the Palestine Congress in Berlin, leading to police intervention. Wolfakis questions if this suppression aligns with German democracy, urging people to read or listen to the speech on his blog. He believes this threatens democracy in Germany.

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Speaker 0: This is Jens Wolfakis with a message for my friends in Germany in particular, but not just in Germany. Do you know that the German Interior Ministry has just issued me with a ban? I've been banned from entering Germany. And indeed, if that were not enough, I've been banned from talking to you via Zoom or indeed through a video message like this, the threat being that if I dare do it, exactly what I'm doing now, that I would be tried in Germany for breaking German law. Why? Because of a speech that I published yesterday on my blog calling for universal human rights in Israel Palestine, a speech that, we were banned, I was banned from delivering in the, Palestine Congress in Berlin, which the police, in its infinite wisdom, entered the venue and violently disbanded. So my question to my German friends, to Germans in general, whether you agree with me or disagree with me, it doesn't matter. Once you have a look at that particular speech, take a moment to read it or to listen to the video on my blog post or on diem25.org. Is this in your name? Is this something that you feel comfortable happening in your democracy? From my perspective, this is essentially the death knell of the prospects the prospects of democracy in the Federal Republic of Germany. Look at the speech. Read it. And tell me if I'm wrong. Carvedil.