Just one general remark: A lot of them are from leftist websites. What appalls me most, is the disgusting obvious smugness that leaves no doubt that those people, preposterous, simpering cartoon characters at best, violent thugs most of them, seriously think they are proud and valiant "resistance fighters".
"Today we're sending a signal that democrats stand united against right-wing radicalism, racism and agitation," said Reinhard Bütikofer, former head of the Green party who attended the spectacle, while Mayor Fritz Schramma stated that the peaceful protests by "residents" showed that the city is "open and tolerant."
Don't they have any shame?
Resident jeweler's shop, anticipating open and tolerant protesters.
Patriotic residents, proudly displaying their German identity cards.
Anti-Nazi in open and tolerant anti-totalitarian outfit.
The imprint says: "German Muslim -- Here at home -- That is good" (the latter in the local Cologne dialect).
And more Colognophone residents.
Aftermath of a peaceful, open and tolerant anti-Nazi-rally performed by residents.
Open and tolerant anti-Nazi-residents rallying.
Open and tolerant... oh well whatever.
More open and tolerant 
Unthreatening, peaceful, open and tolerant anti-Nazi-residents rallying.
Open and tolerant residents against Nazis.
The agenda.
Peaceful resident protesting Nazi-presence.
Non-resident pro-Pro Köln protester.
Pro-Köln protesters with what looks like Filip Dewinter third from the right.
A link to this entry at Roncesvalles will, in the future, replace the boring, lengthy, repetitive (but obviously necessary because most people are unable to think outside "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" categories) "disclaimer", saying that I do not endorse the treatment of Pro Köln by the authorities.
Cross-posted at Roncesvalles.
7 comments:
The pic with Filip DeWinter might be from the 2008 event, it looks familiar.
Yes, that's possible. There are so many pictures around, so they can be confused easily. I have forgotten from where I stole it. I just wanted to make the point that the Pro Köln faction rallied orderly and peacefully, a juxtaposition to the antifa-rabble.
That photo of the woman in the burqa with the No Nazi sign on her head is the Ironic Photo of the Year.
Great post, Editrix.
Right! If it'd appeared in "The Onion" we'd all find it hilarious. Life beats satire any time.
That's photoshopped Editrix. I have the original and it's actually David Ben Gurion in the photo
Who knows what is under a burqa anyway? But they did a good photoshop job, applying that eye makeup to David's eyes.
Editrix,
Call me prejudiced, but whenever I see a woman in a burqa I think
1) her husband is an Islamonazi
or
2) both she and her husband are Islamonazis.
So, the burqa screams Nazi, as far as I'm concerned.
It would be interesting to do a survey on the correspondence between the burqa and Jew-hatred. I'll bet it's almost 100 %.
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