Jones: Ex-Stasi Hired to Censor FB Posts

The organization to monitor Facebook will be overseen by Network Against Nazis (Netz gegen Nazis), a group led by left-wing activist Anetta Kahane.
Kahane describes herself currently as an “anti-racist,” she does have a past with a different shading. Anetta was closely involved during another dark period of German history, working as a Stasi informant under the codename “Victoria” during the Soviet period from 1974-1982.
The Stasi liaised with the Soviet KGB in the old days. It served as the official secret police in Communist East Germany. Its spy network was legendary in eliminating political dissidents. Numerous Stasi members were prosecuted after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
Last week, Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed to tackle “racist” comments made on social media sites, describing them as “sedition.” She demanded Facebook take action.

“25 years after the German reunification, former DDR citizens, along with their West German brothers and sisters, are to be monitored by former Stasi cadres,” notes the German website PI News.
A news report in Bild confirms that ‘Network Against Nazis’, led by Kahane, will be involved in monitoring Facebook for “racist” and “xenophobic” comments, as well as “refugee-baiting” remarks. It is uncertain if sites recruiting for jihad will also be monitored.

Source: Info Wars

Those found guilty will be hit with fines of around 5000 euros or 120 days in prison.

With the unrest the migrants are openly bringing, European governments still openly welcome potentially millions of future migrants. And authorities are cracking down on any dissent. Last week, an anti-migrant demonstration set to be held in Warsaw was banned on the grounds that it was “driven by out-of-place hatred.”
Anti-migrant sentiment is building across Europe, partly as a result of the mainstream media’s failure to report on the negative impact that the influx of un-assimilated foreigners will bring.

There will soon come a boiling point.