German police have apprehended eight suspected members of a far-right militant group, accused of plotting to overthrow government authority in Saxony and other parts of eastern Germany. Prosecutors disclosed Tuesday that the group, identified as the Sächsische Separatisten, or Saxonian Separatists, held racist, antisemitic, and apocalyptic views. 

 

The group reportedly consists of around 15-20 individuals, including minors and adolescents, all unified by their disdain for Germany’s liberal democratic structure. The public prosecutor’s office noted, “Its members are united in a profound rejection of the liberal democratic order and believe that Germany is nearing ‘collapse.’” Authorities allege that the Saxonian Separatists were planning to establish a regime inspired by National Socialism in parts of eastern Germany, with a blueprint for “governmental and societal structures” that would emulate elements of the Nazi era.

 

Authorities revealed chilling plans for ethnic cleansing, noting that “unwanted groups of people are supposed to be removed from the area by means of ethnic cleansing.” This extreme objective has led to widespread alarm, sparking one of the largest security operations against far-right extremism in recent years.

 

The eight men were detained in separate locations across Saxony, with the alleged ringleader arrested in Poland. Over 450 police officers and special forces took part in a coordinated sweep of 20 properties in connection with the arrests, searching for evidence of the group’s activities and intentions. 

 

The prosecutor’s office reported that since the group’s inception in 2020, members have been continuously preparing for what they believe to be an inevitable and violent regime change. The suspects, including those arrested, reportedly took part in paramilitary training, practicing urban warfare tactics, weapons handling, and other combative skills in full combat gear. The group also acquired military-grade equipment, including camouflage fatigues, combat helmets, gas masks, and bulletproof vests, further underscoring their commitment to a militant agenda.

 

Authorities have targeted several additional suspects linked to the group, though these individuals have not been detained. The operation is the latest in a series of German crackdowns on far-right factions intent on destabilizing the government. This is not the first time German authorities have uncovered such plots. In 2022, a far-right group known as the Reichsbürger was accused of planning to storm the German parliament in Berlin, with the goal of arresting lawmakers and installing a new regime. Reports indicated that this group had hoped to negotiate a post-coup arrangement with Russia.

 

For years, German government and security officials have raised alarms about the mounting threat from far-right extremists who seek to dismantle the country’s democratic foundations. These recent arrests serve as yet another indication of the ongoing danger posed by extremist factions in Germany and the need for vigilant counterterrorism efforts.

 

Based on a report by NBC 2024-11-07

 

 

 

 

15 to 20 freaks wanted to take over an entire country!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

 

Thanks for the laugh, guys. Have fun in prison! 😋

I consider myself right wing - even far right on occasions - but these people are just off the scale as to make them less far far right and more sort of mental illness

16 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

I consider myself right wing - even far right on occasions - but these people are just off the scale as to make them less far far right and more sort of mental illness

The two are not mutually exclusive.

 

 

3 hours ago, pacovl46 said:

15 to 20 freaks wanted to take over an entire country!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

 

Thanks for the laugh, guys. Have fun in prison! 😋

Well, 4 years ago some tried it in Washington/Capitol. 

They have fun in prison already.

They're probably members of a small right of centre group that objects to their liberal government letting every tom, dick and harry into the country. There was talk there of banning the AfD not so long ago. They'll end up as political just like the poor beggars in the UK who liked internet posts. The globalists are getting desperate, hope Pres Trump can start to fix things.

It's all a big albeit ridiculous theatre of the powers that be, to distract the people from other things they do.

6 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The two are not mutually exclusive.

 

 

Nor are they mutually inclusive either!

Deleted.  Internet issues causing problems on my end I think.

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3 hours ago, jesimps said:

They're probably members of a small right of centre group that objects to their liberal government letting every tom, dick and harry into the country. There was talk there of banning the AfD not so long ago. They'll end up as political just like the poor beggars in the UK who liked internet posts. The globalists are getting desperate, hope Pres Trump can start to fix things.

 

"Authorities allege that the Saxonian Separatists were planning to establish a regime inspired by National Socialism in parts of eastern Germany, with a blueprint for “governmental and societal structures” that would emulate elements of the Nazi era.

 

Authorities revealed chilling plans for ethnic cleansing, noting that “unwanted groups of people are supposed to be removed from the area by means of ethnic cleansing.”

 

Most people would classify the Tories as either centre-right or right-of-centre. You'd be happy to vote for them if they put these type of policies in their manifesto?

7 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Well, 4 years ago some tried it in Washington/Capitol. 

They have fun in prison already.

Yeah. My point is, you have to be utterly delusional to think you can take over a country with 20 people...