Counter-Currents
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We should not talk to ordinary people. They are not people. It’s okay to shoot them.
-Gudrun Ensslin, founder member of Baader-Meinhof
I am the world’s forgotten boy.
The one who searches and destroys.
-Iggy Pop, Search and Destroy
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Great article. I’m sitting here with my surgically repaired leg up thinking to myself “ what I wouldn’t give for a Cuban cigar right now “
That was interesting. I don’t know much about them, but their abrupt dissolution after the fall of the Berlin Wall suggests that they were receiving some sort of support from East Germany or the Soviet Union, if only in the form of logistics and ideological motivation. From what I read before, they also seemed to have much more to do with anti Zionism.
Curses. I completely forgot to mention that their handler in East Germany was one V. Putin, so good spot to you, sir!
The Order?
Sounds like Kevin McCallister had a better battle plan than the red army faction. Italy’s version of them in the Years of Lead even kidnapped and killed prime minister Aldo Moro. And Horst Mahler, the only prominent raf member to survive, about-faced to our guys’ side apparently and did time for ‘neo-nazism and holocaust denial.’ There’s quite a few passionate former leftists who see the misguided error of their ways and come to our side, not the reverse.
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