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发帖数: 6571 | 1 A couple appeared before a court to answer to charges of incitement because
the man had established a Facebook group that was “hostile to refugees”.
Peter M. founded a secret group called AFB (Anti Refugee Movement) about a
year ago on Facebook. As a secret group, people who are not members of it
would have been unable to see its content. He and his wife Melanie were
administrators of the Facebook group, so both had to attend the court on
charges of sedition.
The offending Facebook page’s founding statement was read out in the
courtroom. Written by Peter M. it read: “The war and economic refugees are
flooding our country. They bring terror, fear, sorrow. They rape our women
and put our children at risk. Bring an end to it!”.
udge Lukas Neubeck, presiding over the case, said the fact the group had a
picture of a German flag on its Facebook page confirmed for him that AFB is
a right wing group.
In the two months following its creation, 900 members had joined the group.
Merkur disclosed that soon after, others had stumbled upon the group and
reported it to Facebook administrators.
Facebook examined activity posted within the group and could find no
problems with it. Unhappy with the fact that Facebook would take no further
action, anonymous users turned to a police station in Lübeck. There,
officers traced the internet activity to a computer in Vierkirchen in the
Dachau district of Bavaria.
Raiding the couple’s flat, their computing items and digital storage were
seized by the criminal investigation department in Furstenfeldbruck.
In court, Peter M. and Melanie’s 10-month-old son sat on his mother’s lap
and the pair had no one legally defending them. The barrister had resigned
before the trial.
Within the Dachau courtroom Peter M. said:
“You cannot even express a little bit of criticism about refugees without
getting called a Nazi.
“I just wanted to create a discussion forum where people can speak their
minds about the refugees.”
Peter M. added that he had repeatedly checked members of the group and, if
any had made radical posts, Peter M. had ensured they were deleted.
Scolding the pair, Judge Neubeck said: “The description of the group is a
series of generalisations with a clear right-wing background.”
The Judge sentenced Peter M. to serve a nine month suspended prison sentence
, on probation. Melanie was ordered to pay a fine of ,200.
“I hope you are clear on the seriousness of the situation. If you sit again
in front of me on the dock, you will go to jail,” Judge Neubeck warned.
The trial came amid a nationwide crackdown on “verbal radicalisation” by
the German Federal Police (BKA). This week police launched a nationwide raid
on the homes of people suspected of posting xenophobic and anti-mass
migration posts on the internet.
Explaining why “hate” posts are a priority for the police, BKA President
Holger Münch said attacks on migrant shelters were the result of “
radicalisation” on social media.
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/07/16/court-instant-jail-criticise-refugees/ | j***j
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【在 g********2 的大作中提到】
: A couple appeared before a court to answer to charges of incitement because
: the man had established a Facebook group that was “hostile to refugees”.
: Peter M. founded a secret group called AFB (Anti Refugee Movement) about a
: year ago on Facebook. As a secret group, people who are not members of it
: would have been unable to see its content. He and his wife Melanie were
: administrators of the Facebook group, so both had to attend the court on
: charges of sedition.
: The offending Facebook page’s founding statement was read out in the
: courtroom. Written by Peter M. it read: “The war and economic refugees are
: flooding our country. They bring terror, fear, sorrow. They rape our women
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发帖数: 3594 | | r***i
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【在 r***i 的大作中提到】
: 左逼一向如此啦
: 我有无法无天的自由，你不能张嘴
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