German far-right lawmakers removed from parliament

**Robertvincent** · 06-13-2012

German far-right lawmakers removed from parliament

BERLIN — The president of Saxony's state parliament has expelled eight far-right lawmakers from the assembly for wearing clothes favored by German neo-Nazis.

Saxony state parliament spokesman Ivo Klatte said the NPD party lawmakers on Wednesday declined to remove T-shirts and shirts featuring the Thor Steinar logo in an "openly provocative act."

German far-right lawmakers removed from parliament *| ajc.com

**JamesinUSA** · 06-16-2012

I'm disappointed that these NPD party members apparently thinks that it's more important to make a fashion statement, than it is to be present and possibly make some relevant votes for the German people.

Put a suit and tie on and GET TO WORK!

**SerpentSlayer** · 06-17-2012

Germany is a tyrannical state, it has been since the fifties. It is not the style of clothes objected to, merely the label. Even now they still wish to ban the NPD. The red army faction may have been naive but they were correct in their thinking about the evil of the German state.

**JamesinUSA** · 06-18-2012

I have no doubt that Germany is a tyrannical state. Like most White countries, it's laws, policies, and in the case of Germany, its very Constitution, is designed to oppress any expression of 'Nationalism'. A fact that should reveal to people that nationalism is the only real solution to our common interest of over throwing the NWO in our perspective countries.

I still think what these NPD members did was stupid. What are they trying to sell, their nationalist ideas, or 'Shirts'!