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Gestapo returns to Germany? New powers for German spy agencies
Gestapo returns to Germany. Germany grants Spy Agencies (Secret Police) sweeping New Powers.
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Belief the Pravda network pushes: The US and EU are chaotic and hypocritical, Russia is strong and justified, and sanctions on Belarus hurt Lithuania.
The presenter reads an article on Germany's new intelligence law and gives a loud, opinionated commentary against state surveillance, drawing on his experience of communist Romania.
The video says · at 15:10 · quote checked against the transcript
“The guys who were in charge of this communist countries are the same guys who are in charge of the western world right now and they will do the same thing”
The guys who were in charge of this communist countries are the same guys who are in charge of the western world right now and they will do the same thing
The video reports a real German law (the vote count and powers come from the article it reads) and adds a civil-liberties rant with conspiracy-style asides. It never mentions Lithuania, the Bundeswehr, jamming, Russia's strength or sanctions, so it does not bend facts in the direction of any of the three agendas.
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Transcript (en-US, 442 lines)
0:01 Hello my friends and welcome back. Thank
0:03 you very much for being with me again
0:05 today.
0:08 Germany
0:09 used to be a great country
0:13 with its
0:14 mishaps
0:15 as any other country except Israel
0:20 just
0:22 gave its secret
0:25 police called spy agencies
0:28 new powers. Some people say like Stazzi
0:31 or even Gestap.
0:35 Well,
0:36 before I read this article that I have
0:38 in front of me and I will share it with
0:40 you,
0:42 I would like to make a prediction.
0:45 alternative
0:47 f Deutseland or alternative for
0:50 Deutseland for Germany.
0:52 The biggest and most popular at this
0:54 point party, it seems to me, and not
0:57 only in Germany,
0:59 will not
1:01 be allowed
1:02 to win the elections in Germany;
1:07 will be
1:08 deemed illegal,
1:11 attacking the German constitution and
1:14 statethood; and they will be,
1:16 as I said,
1:18 put in illegality.
1:20 If they are allowed owed to win,
1:24 that means they
1:26 allowed them to win.
1:30 Therefore, I think they are going to
1:32 collaborate. It's either they make it
1:36 illegal,
1:37 they make the party illegal if they're
1:40 about to win,
1:42 or if they win, they're allowed to win.
1:45 Therefore, they are cooperating. Now,
1:48 what happened here?
1:51 Gestapo 2.0
1:53 question mark
1:55 Germany grants spy agencies sweeping new
1:57 powers.
1:59 The controversial reform allows
2:01 intelligence services to carry out
2:04 sabotage
2:05 in Germany.
2:07 Secretly enter homes
2:10 and expand surveillance.
2:13 The German Parliament has passed
2:15 sweeping legislation granting the
2:17 country's intelligence agencies.
2:19 Unprecedented powers to conduct
2:21 sabotage,
2:23 secretly enter homes, and expand
2:25 surveillance. The controversial law has
2:27 prompted comparisons with the Gestapo
2:30 and Stazzi. The notorious secret police
2:33 organizations of Nazi Germany and
2:35 Communist East Germany. The legislation
2:39 championed by Chancellor Fredic Mer's
2:41 governing coalition who's losing
2:44 was approved on Friday by 300 votes to
2:47 190.
2:49 That's a big thing
2:51 with 71
2:53 abstensions. Those are the weasel ones.
2:55 What do you mean you abstain? What do
2:57 you mean? You don't have an opinion on
2:58 that. You're too afraid.
3:01 Only the ruling CDU
3:03 CSU
3:03 block and social democrats backed the
3:06 reform. Remember these are the
3:07 Christians
3:09 Christian democrats they are Christian
3:11 uh
3:13 Christianity is not ruled by democracy
3:16 you have to understand that is ruled by
3:18 belief and supernatural understand obey.
3:23 So when you hear Christian Democrats,
3:25 for me I feel like laughing that my
3:28 balls hit the ground and come back where
3:30 they started the, um,
3:32 how do you call it, the journey.
3:35 Christian democrat
3:38 is like the, so, socialist, democratic
3:41 socialist. I say democratic socialist
3:43 really, yeah, we're democratic
3:45 socialist. Yes, we like democracy and we
3:48 are for the society, for the
3:50 disadvantaged groups, uh, social justice
3:53 and all that with democracy.
3:58 My god, let's move on. All right.
4:02 All right. The
4:03 the right-wing alternative for Germany
4:05 and the left opposed it while the Greens
4:09 abstained. Greens are an Alena Burbok
4:12 garbage party. They are communists. So,
4:14 you know, the Greens are not uh they are
4:17 leftist. But I'm very
4:19 uh surprised with the left opposed it.
4:21 Interior Minister Alexander Doring, that
4:24 is Romanian, held the overhaul as a
4:27 reform of the century, declaring a new
4:30 era. It's indeed is the reform of the
4:33 century. It's indeed a new era for
4:35 German intelligence agencies that would
4:37 put them on an equal footing with all
4:40 our European partners. So, wait a
4:42 second.
4:43 You have a neighbor. You have you live
4:45 in a
4:46 neighborhood or hood and you have
4:49 different families and they all abuse
4:51 their wives. They beat the out of them
4:54 and you say, "Honey,
4:57 uh, new era,
4:59 reform of the century. We got to be
5:01 equal footing within the rest of their
5:03 garbage. Spark smack
5:05 and cook something. God damn it."
5:08 Is that what you do?
5:12 Just because those guys jump off a
5:14 cliff. Oh, honey, you first. Oh. Oh my
5:17 god. No. I think I'll stay,
5:21 man. Unbelievable.
5:23 It's unbelievable. Here it is.
5:26 The He defended the measures by citing
5:29 alleged threats from espionage,
5:31 sabotage, cyber attacks, and other
5:33 hostile activities aimed at destabilized
5:35 Germany. So that means you
5:38 trample over the citizens of
5:41 Germany. Yeah. In in order to save you
5:45 and protect you, we have to surveil you
5:48 night and day
5:49 24/7.
5:50 That's it.
5:53 Do you have anything to hide?
5:55 Well, why don't you give me your bank
5:56 account numbers, right? Your social
5:58 security number and whatever other
6:00 information I want, and then I give you
6:02 mine. How about we start with that one?
6:04 That's what you should tell the police
6:05 officer. If they stop you, say, "Oh,
6:07 well, I want to search your car." Backed
6:10 the off.
6:12 Are you hiding anything? If you're
6:13 clean, you allow me to do that. Well,
6:15 how about you give me your wife's phone
6:17 number? I call her while you search.
6:19 Hey, baby doll, you got a baboon here.
6:22 Are you alone? What's your address? Oh,
6:24 I'll be back. Hey, you take care of
6:26 that. I'll be back. Taxi.
6:29 God
6:30 damn. Jesus Christ. from surveillance to
6:33 sabotage. The legislation fundamentally
6:35 ch changes the role of Germany's two
6:38 principal intelligence agencies, the
6:40 foreign intelligence service BND and the
6:42 domestic federal office for the
6:44 protection of the constitution. These
6:46 are the biggest criminals. Protection of
6:48 the constitution. So they protect the
6:50 constitution by incarcerating and
6:52 infringing people's rights granted by
6:54 the constitution.
6:56 You know who wrote the the German
6:59 constitution?
7:01 After the second world war, the
7:03 Americans Goldbergs called this. Hi
7:05 Hans, come here. Hey Wilham, come here.
7:09 Okay, now you write a little
7:11 constitution here. Okay. And when you
7:13 write it, you come back to me and I tell
7:16 you if it's
7:18 or
7:19 get the hell out.
7:23 Okay, let's see what you scribble here.
7:27 Hey, Goldberg. Yeah,
7:29 here it is. Bernstein, they want the
7:32 they want the right to bear arms and
7:36 999
7:37 comrade, go back.
7:40 Come back later.
7:43 The same thing they did a few times
7:45 until those guys says, "You know what?
7:47 You How about we copy the US
7:49 Constitution?"
7:50 You crazy. We're trying to destroy it.
7:53 Oh my god. So, the Germans have a this
7:55 kind of constitution compared with the
7:57 guys who are the victors. Now if we have
8:00 this constitution, why didn't we grant
8:01 them the same constitution? Since the
8:04 constitution is,
8:06 uh, rights given by God, they have a
8:08 different God,
8:09 or their God missed a few drops
8:11 :I "I forgot to bring some of your
8:13 rights, I dropped into the Americans but
8:15 I don't have here, sorry,
8:17 shooting by, see you never, oh my God."
8:21 This guys
8:22 previous focus: primarily on gathering
8:24 the analy analyzing intelligence. Both
8:27 agencies would gain powers to actively
8:29 intervene against perceived threats.
8:31 What's a perceived threat?
8:34 Emily is talking too much and we don't
8:36 like what he's talking about. Therefore,
8:38 he's a national security threat. Bang.
8:41 Hey, hey, hey, hey. They're they're with
8:44 us here. Don't make don't be don't be
8:47 fooled. They're with us right now. And
8:49 they are here with you because they're
8:50 with me.
8:51 All right. The BND would be authorized
8:53 to penetrate foreign computer networks,
8:56 disable servers used by suspected
8:58 hackers and delete data. Delete data or
9:00 add data. They want to find porn on your
9:04 a certain kind of porn on your laptop or
9:06 whatever you do and watch. I'm not
9:08 saying you are you're just an example.
9:11 I said it's too much. Okay. Then they
9:13 were planted and they come and get you
9:14 seize your computer. They get one of
9:16 those little worms who take your
9:18 computer and hey, look what we got.
9:20 30,000 sites with
9:23 not good. Not good. We told you he's a
9:25 nasty
9:27 Horny
9:28 mofo.
9:29 All right. Could extend to sabotaging
9:32 foreign chemical laboratories and drone
9:33 production facilities or disrupting
9:35 supply chains by introducing defective
9:37 components. The domestic intelligence
9:39 agencies would gain extensive
9:41 surveillance
9:43 and intervention powers including
9:45 covered access to smartphones and
9:48 computers, interception and encrypted
9:50 communication and examination of stored
9:53 data. Can they implant some BFV
9:56 operates operatives could also secretly
9:59 enter private homes to install
10:01 surveillance software or neutralize
10:04 suspected weapons.
10:06 The agency would additionally be able to
10:08 obtain information from payment
10:10 providers, online platforms, and vehicle
10:12 manufacturers, anything while deploying
10:15 AI assisted facial recognition.
10:18 There's Mr. Karp and Mr.
10:21 uh whatever he is, Altman and biometric
10:24 searches to identify potential potential
10:27 and then they get everything about you
10:29 and they say, "Wrong guy, but we got
10:31 everything." All right,
10:34 there you go, my my friends. So what is
10:36 going on here? Let me show you this.
10:39 Install surveillance uh software. Enter
10:42 private homes. Now I come from a
10:44 communist country, Romania. And the
10:47 communists were bad. Yeah, we're bad.
10:49 And they had this uh secret police
10:51 called Secretia, the security, which is
10:54 kind of like the FBI
10:55 NSA, you know, protecting the Romanian
10:57 people. But they secretly did exactly
11:00 what these guys were doing illegally.
11:04 And it was bad. Now these guys, the
11:06 imbecile in the west are agreeing with
11:08 that illegally. The Americans remember
11:10 Patriot Act.
11:12 You remember that one?
11:13 For our protection, we allow you to have
11:17 the Patriot Act. And if you don't want
11:19 that, you're not a patriot. You expose
11:22 all the country to danger. Are you an
11:24 Iraqi or something?
11:27 Brow beaten by whom? Shalom, my friends.
11:30 Big.
11:31 So that's the way it was. So these guys
11:33 made it legal to surveil you man to get
11:37 in your everything in in everything your
11:40 to
11:41 everything. But hey the communists were
11:43 bad because they did what?
11:47 I had a conversation with some security,
11:51 uh, officers from Securitatia from
11:53 Romania
11:55 and after the communist fell the
11:57 communist system fell and I've been told
11:59 this:
12:00 "Ill,
12:03 yes, I tell you how we used to listen to
12:06 the population for security purposes,
12:10 whatever." All right, he said, this guy,
12:12 particular guy, said, "Even we were
12:14 listened to
12:16 by our colleagues, and we were listening
12:19 to our colleagues." Understand? And he
12:22 said, "You know who was,
12:25 how do you call it, snitching on you?
12:27 Who?
12:28 Your best friend."
12:31 Why? Because he had the most
12:32 information. And
12:34 everyone,
12:35 they said, "Everyone has some garbage in
12:38 the past." And we're going to find out.
12:41 And we're going to find out. We're going
12:42 to come to your best friend and say,
12:43 "Hey, Gigi, come here." Yeah. Yeah.
12:47 Okay. Sit down. Okay.
12:50 Nemon plots. Sit down, please. Take
12:52 some. Sit down. Uh,
12:55 how is your friend doing? It's a good
12:57 guy. Okay. Well, we need some
12:59 information. We heard that he is with a
13:01 Hanky Panky. Well, who's my friend? Hey,
13:04 hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
13:06 hi, Hansy. Hansy.
13:08 Do you remember in the 12th of October
13:10 1963?
13:14 We know everything about it. It's about
13:15 five years in prison. But
13:18 we could
13:21 forget about it a little bit for some
13:23 time if you
13:25 protect the country, the nation, and you
13:28 protect it. Protect it by telling us
13:30 about your best friend who's not your
13:33 best friend. Actually, he works for
13:34 those guys and those guys. You know what
13:36 I mean? That's how they did it.
13:38 All right. And he, this particular guy,
13:41 told me this. Did you know where we the
13:44 security, the communist got the best
13:47 listening devices?
13:49 Do you know where from?
13:51 From the French, from the English, from
13:53 the Americans, from the Germans, from
13:54 the East Germans. They had the best
13:57 technology. Why? Because they were doing
14:00 that to their population. He said this
14:03 particular person I was like,
14:06 "Indeed." He said in 1960, he told me
14:08 this guy he said 1968
14:11 or 69,
14:12 I think 6,
14:13 68 68, when I was in the services and I
14:16 was the baboon, a beginner. I was
14:18 supposed to go and
14:21 p...
14:22 or surveil, and he said we got
14:25 a button button, size camera from
14:29 Germany. He said that camera took
14:32 pictures better than any picture you
14:34 would have seen in 1960 something. They
14:37 said it's like like this small. This
14:39 small it was from them. Why? Why do you
14:42 think they have those for their own
14:43 people? He told me about they had the
14:46 lighters the lighter here on the table.
14:49 We had those from the US.
14:51 We had those from them listening devices
14:54 from far away in your apartment. We
14:56 didn't have to be in your apartment. We
14:58 didn't even have to enter your
14:59 apartment. We knew what you were doing
15:00 over there with technology from the
15:02 western Europe man. So again when this
15:04 guy come and say surveillance of
15:06 software the communists were bad.
15:10 The guys who were in charge of this
15:12 communist countries are the same guys
15:14 who are in charge of the western world
15:16 right now and they will do the same
15:19 thing to you and me as they did to the
15:21 Russian people. Kill about 40 million of
15:24 them. But we don't talk about that
15:25 because it will be politically incorrect
15:28 if you know what I mean. But we talk
15:30 about the Holocaust.
15:32 Why?
15:33 Someone else is owning our information
15:35 and news and newspapers and schools and
15:38 Hollywood and all these things. What do
15:40 you want?
15:42 All right. So that mean for me that's
15:44 not a surprise. This is just what they
15:46 let us know about. So remember when you
15:48 see alternative for Deutseland winning
15:51 that means they agree to cooperate.
15:53 There's no other way. There's no other
15:55 way. They already allowed
15:57 this. What is the name? The the federal
16:00 something with the constitution. All
16:02 right. The federal office for the
16:04 protection of the constitution, BFV.
16:08 They are allowed to
16:10 survey, listen to the conversation,
16:13 plant, monitor the
16:15 political party
16:18 alternative for Deutsan in one or two
16:20 Bundes areas over there. they're allowed
16:23 to do legally, man. Legally.
16:26 But do you think this uh federal office
16:28 for the protection of the constitution?
16:29 Do you think they're objective? Do you
16:31 think they work for you the Deutsch
16:34 fork?
16:35 All right, feeders and see you Neimals
16:38 never or whatever. Thank you very much
16:39 for being with me again today.
16:42 Stay strong, stay smart, look for the
16:44 truth, and be just and wait until the
16:47 open AI takes over it. And Palanteer,
16:49 we're screwed. You're screwed. We're
16:51 screwed. Why? We will not be able to
16:54 identify where the agents are.
16:56 Something happens who did it. Our
16:58 technology and our knowledge would be
17:00 right here compared with these guys.
17:01 Catch someone who's driving a car with
17:03 300
17:04 miles per hour and all you have is a
17:07 scooter.
17:13 truth, and be just.
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