BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany will not push during its presidency of the European Union for an EU-wide ban on the swastika and will leave the decision to punish Holocaust deniers in the hands of member states, Berlin said on Monday.
Germany said earlier this month it wanted to harmonize rules throughout the 27-member bloc for dealing with Holocaust deniers and for punishing displays of the symbol of Adolf Hitler's Nazi party, banned in Germany and several other states.
But, setting out plans for an EU-wide anti-racism law on Monday, it said it would not seek to prohibit "specific symbols such as swastikas."
It would also not try to push all EU states to say it is a crime to deny that 6 million Jews were exterminated during World War Two, a draft of Germany's draft proposal for an EU anti-racism law said.
Member states could decide not to make the denial of the Holocaust a crime "where the conduct is of a kind unlikely to incite to violence or hatred directed against a group or a member of a group," the draft showed.
Okay I get it. I guess now its not ethnocentrism or hate...or whatever the label of the week is. If "denial" law is being reformed abroad I posit that maybe the veil of lies is in a weakened state...Are more Whites stumbling onto truth? Let's hope so. The jews understand that the illusion of free-speech must be maintained or else the "propasphere" they've so dilligently worked on will crumble to the ground.
Excerpt from Reuters.com
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