"The right to know is like the right to live. It is fundamental and unconditional," wrote Nobel-Price winner George Bernard Shaw.

"Democratic Germany" denies this fundamental human right to its people although it adopted Article 19 of the United Nations Human Rights Charter as superior and overriding to its own law. Article 19 of the United Nations Human Rights Charter reads: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers."

"You pronounce with greater fear your verdict on me than I receive it," were Giordano Bruno's last words on Feb. 17, 1600 before he was burned at stake on the Campo dei Fiori (Rome). Giordano Bruno knew too much and he had expressed his opinion publicly. The brutal actions of "Democratic Germany" reminds the world of Giordano Bruno's fate.

On Dec. 12, 2000 the German Supreme Court (BGH, Bundesgerichtshof, case nr. 1 StR 184/00) ruled that any information, differing from the German political holocaust version or from its general political dogma "threatens internal peace in the Bundes-republik", hence it constitutes a major crime in "Democratic Germany".

Any person, whether living in Washington, Cape Town or Timbuktu will be hunted down, persecuted, arrested and indicted (when entering Germany) by the Bundesrepublik's persecution machinery, if they verbally or literally broadcast criticism against Jewry, the political holocaust-dogma and the German government.

This madness is based on fear of the truth because post-war Germany was founded on allied propaganda lies which became constitutionally established. The results of this lie, siege mentality, has now resulted in a law involving the internet. Simplified it declares that everybody on our globe represents a potential criminal to the German system. I.e.: "A democratic American, sitting by his computer in Ohio writes and posts an article on the internet which displeases the German authorities, will be persecuted by the German system." Even though he is technically in no position to exclude Germans from being able to access his internet posting due invisible extending borders in the world-wide-web-system, he will be arrested when entering "Democratic Germany". Exception: If the author is of Jewish origin there is no fear of persecution or harassment.

Until the 12th of December 2000 Germany restrained itself to the persecution of the free thinkers within its own borders. Now it is the world. This latest strike against universal human rights by the German system has reached a new peak of madness. It is a declaration of war against free thinking to everyone, anywhere in the world.

"Adenauer [postwar Germany's first Chancellor] thought the Germans were a 'sick people'." (Die Welt, Nov. 30, 2000, page 3)

According to the Annual Reports of the 'German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution' (George Orwell could not have invented a more sinister title) the German persecution machinery prosecuted the following totals of citizens for expressing politically incorrect opinions in Germany:

Thought-crime offences 1994:
Thought-crime offences 1995:
Thought-crime offences 1996:
Thought-crime offences 1997:
Thought-crime offences 1998:
Thought-crime offences 1999:
Thought-crime offences 2000:
Thought-crime offences 2001:
Thought-crime offences 2002:
Thought-crime offences 2003:

2,083
1,601
5,635
10,257
9,549
8698
13,863
8.874
9.807
9.295

innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims;
innocent persecuted victims.

The figures are based on statistics provided by the Federal Criminal Office (BKA)
(Source: http://www.verfassungsschutz.de)