Revival and de-Germanization of Bavaria

[Zebra]

all these are German….


Frankonia
Bavaria
Swabia
Saxony

 

[Zebra]

The Dirndl will not be revived. It looks stupid

today such a Dirndl was worn in the German Parlament

 

[Zebra]

I was stationed in Bavaria for three years. I remember that they were the most German of all the Staadts. Talk to a Bavarian, and it did not take long for him to a) assertain that I was not Jewish and then b) explain why it really was all the Jews' fault for WWII.

That was the 80's, though. Maybe it's different now.

not typical

 

[Seymour Flops]

not typical

To be fair, this was the 80s. Many WWII vets were still around.

 

[Zebra]

It's time to raise the issue of independence. Bavaria, occupied by the Germans, must finally regain its freedom, up to the complete exclusion of German culture and German colonists.

Assign a sex symbol of Bavaria - a woman of the Romanian-hungarian type.

Ban alcohol.

Restore chivalry.

Switch back to native language.

The prohibition of prostitution.

And so on.

Bavaria will throw off German corruption.

ban beer in Bavaria? never!

 

[ShahdagMountains]

German politician and security expert Mustafa Al-Ammar said in an interview posted by Muhammad Al-Mulla on YouTube on July 28, 2025 that Germany has made a grave mistake by allowing Islamist groups, ideologies, and political parties to grow to what he called an "insane" degree, describing it as a "malignant growth." He said that Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, BND, has concluded that the Muslim Brotherhood is more dangerous than ISIS. Al-Ammar said that the Muslim Brotherhood's goal is to destabilize the state, influence decision-making, and turn Germany and Europe into a launchpad for subversion across the world, particularly in Arab and Islamic countries. He said he is unable to enter a mosque to pray because the vast majority of mosques and Islamic centers in Germany aim to brainwash German children and youth. Al-Ammar also criticized Germany's immigration policy for allowing people to enter the country with unchecked ideologies, including criminals and terrorists.

German Politician And Security Expert Mustafa Al-Ammar: Germany Made A Grave Mistake By Letting Islamist Ideology Become A 'Malignant Growth'; Muslim Brotherhood Is More Dangerous Than ISIS, Mosques Brainwash German Youth

German politician and security expert Mustafa Al-Ammar said in an interview posted by Muhammad Al-Mulla on YouTube on Ju...

www.memri.org

 

[zaangalewa]

German politician and security expert Mustafa Al-Ammar said in an interview posted by Muhammad Al-Mulla on YouTube on July 28, 2025 that Germany has made a grave mistake by allowing Islamist groups, ideologies, and political parties to grow to what he called an "insane" degree, describing it as a "malignant growth." He said that Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, BND, has concluded that the Muslim Brotherhood is more dangerous than ISIS. Al-Ammar said that the Muslim Brotherhood's goal is to destabilize the state, influence decision-making, and turn Germany and Europe into a launchpad for subversion across the world, particularly in Arab and Islamic countries. He said he is unable to enter a mosque to pray because the vast majority of mosques and Islamic centers in Germany aim to brainwash German children and youth. Al-Ammar also criticized Germany's immigration policy for allowing people to enter the country with unchecked ideologies, including criminals and terrorists.

German Politician And Security Expert Mustafa Al-Ammar: Germany Made A Grave Mistake By Letting Islamist Ideology Become A 'Malignant Growth'; Muslim Brotherhood Is More Dangerous Than ISIS, Mosques Brainwash German Youth

German politician and security expert Mustafa Al-Ammar said in an interview posted by Muhammad Al-Mulla on YouTube on Ju...

www.memri.org

Somehow, this reminds me of a poster I once saw at a demonstration. Someone had written on their sign, “Crime should be banned.” An interesting insight. Almost brand new. Here on this sign it says, “Only what I think is true—everyone else is a terrorist.”

Example: The "Muslim brotherhood" for example is as far as I know a terror organization. Being a member of a terrorist organization is a criminal offense. So who tells to be a member of a terror organization to a German police officer when he travels to Germany? Should we use the name to make a difference? Then Mustafa Al-Ammar would not be a German politician. If someone should not know: We Germans are not allknowing. No one is. But not to know someone makes this one not to be a criminal.

 

[Zebra]

I was stationed in Bavaria for three years. I remember that they were the most German of all the Staadts. Talk to a Bavarian, and it did not take long for him to a) assertain that I was not Jewish and then b) explain why it really was all the Jews' fault for WWII.

That was the 80's, though. Maybe it's different now.

i dont think that probable