EXCELLENT: THERE IS LIFE, NAZI LIFE, IN GERMANY!!! 450 suspected NAZIs – German Special Forces Officer To Be Suspended Over Ties To Right-Wing Extremism – My Comments
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[I f*cking love this. I've been thinking about the Germans, and what lies inside of them. There is the other story I need to get back to of the 200 soldiers who were going to kill their politicians. I'm telling you … these signs of LIFE in GERMANY … ARE THE BEST NEWS OF ALL. This is fantastic.
The German military will suspend an officer of its elite special forces unit after an investigation linked him to right-wing extremism. Two other soldiers are facing punishment for allegedly performing a Nazi salute at a party at the officer’s home.
The unnamed officer, who served multiple tours in Afghanistan, has been covertly investigated for months, according to a report in the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag. He will be barred from service this week, Deutsche Welle reports.
The German special forces, known as the Kommando Spezialkrafte, are responsible for antiterrorism missions and hostage rescue operations overseas.
Some 20 members of the elite unit are being investigated for ties to right-wing elements, according to Christof Gramm, the head of the Military Counterintelligence Service. Earlier this year, the service disclosed that it was investigating 450 suspected cases throughout the military.
Making the Nazi salute is illegal in Germany, as is using other Nazi symbols.
In the latest incidents, one of the soldiers accused of making the salute has been suspended from the military; the other is still under investigation.
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