US EditionGermany Blocks Far Right From Flying to Italian Neo-Nazi Conference
- On May 15, 2025, German authorities stopped and interrogated eight German activists, including six men and two women, to block their flights to Milan for the Remigration Summit.
- The German state justified the travel ban by claiming the activists’ attendance could damage Germany’s national reputation and foster radicalization.
- The Remigration Summit, organized by the Identitarian Movement, is a European conference focusing on anti-immigration and the promotion of mass deportation policies.
- Martin Sellner, lead organizer, stated, "the democracy simulation has been turned off," blaming German police for enforcing the exit ban, which lasts until just before midnight on May 17.
- The activists remain banned from traveling to Italy, Austria, and Switzerland until the summit ends, illustrating ongoing government resistance to far-right activism in Europe.
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Germany detains patriots over remigration summit
Banned from flying, bound to report daily — eight Germans punished for thinking dangerously in the age of managed decline. At the gate of departure, the regime tightens its grip. Not some distant land of sand and rifles — Germany, that hollow hall of bureaucracy and buried völkisch memory, now eats its own like Kronos gorging on the gold-eyed children of the future empire. Six German men and two German women, citizens still on paper, rose to lea…
Germany: Police block activists from leaving country to attend Remigration Summit in Italy in major crackdown
May 16, 2025 German activists leaving the airport for the Remigration Summit taking place in Milan on Saturday were stopped and detained at the airport, interrogated for hours, and issued with an exit ban from leaving the country. The summit will be attended by well-known activists from across Europe, such as the Austrian author Martin Sellner, Dutch commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek, and Belgian activist Dries Van Langenhove. The latter currentl…
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