Günter Deckert is Carolyn’s guest to talk about Germany-related issues, after he tells us all about his recent five months spent in Mannheim Prison because of  “doubting the holocaust,” from Jan. 2 to May 31 this year.

• Majority of prisoners are foreigners, but one has an individual cell-room of one’s own;
• Political prisoners are “bullied” by top administrators with restrictions on or denial of preferred reading material, letters and visits on the grounds of “rehabilitation”;
• Angela Merkel’s strong stand against Brussels new shared banking proposals in eurozone will probably dissipate after the general elections in September;
• Merkel’s complaints about the NSA spying by the U.S. are weak, but Social Democrat says spying on the EU is for economic advantage, not terrorism;
• Less likelihood of an NPD ban, but the NSU will be used against the NPD beginning in September;
• NSU bombshell? – Prosecution’s star witness inadvertently revealed the gun that allegedly killed the eight Turks was purchased after the first four were already dead (according to Compact magazine);
• Thoughts on a world-wide pan-European movement based on White unity;
• Günter recommended the article “Unruly Europe” by Mark Bruigh, in two parts at American Renaissance;
• Hadding Scott calls in to ask about reports that Adenauer was forced by Eisenhower to agree to pay reparations to Israel.

Image: Günter Deckert speaking in Denmark in 2008.

Don, a lawyer from California, and Martin, a writer from England, discuss with Carolyn just what kind of a hoax took place at the Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14, 2012, when 20 first-graders and 6 teachers were allegedly killed. That’s right. The big question is not whether it was some kind of hoax but did this really happen at all or was it a “media event” in which no real deaths occurred? It’s a frank discussion that leads into possibilities most people would never consider, but more and more people are finding plausible. Some highlights:

• Is there such a thing as “media paintings” for TV that look like real life;
• No survivors; no witnesses; no one saw the crime scene or a single dead body;
• Was there ever a classroom of these children in that school or is it all invented;
• Are they testing just how much they can get away with on a television-addicted public?
• And much more!

Carolyn takes the first 15 minutes to talk about Günter Deckert, who just began a 5-month prison term in Mannheim, Germany for “Holocaust” denial. To write to Günter in prison: G. Deckert;  z. Z. Herzogenriedstr. 111;  D 68169 Mannheim. To send a contribution/donation of cash: Registered mail to Pf. 100 245 (G.D.);  D 69442 Weinheim/B. His wife will receive it and reply with a card or letter. To send a wire transfer:  Günter Deckert; IBAN: DE77 6601 0134 3457 54; BIC: PBNKDEFF;  Postbank Karlsruhe. Do not talk about money in any letter sent to the prison.

Günter Deckert begins the interview by telling us that his current court case has been accepted by the Constitutional Court, the German version of the U.S. Supreme Court. Already several years old, it stems from his doing a small amount of translating for a book written by Carlo Mattogno. He’s also being hassled about a house he’s bought in Saxony.

After that, Carolyn and Günter discuss a number of current issues:

• The silence surrounding the extradition back to Germany of Gerhard Ittner;
• Anti-nationalist propaganda pushed everywhere in the “Free World;”
• The upcoming trial for the so-called “NSU Terror Cell” of which only one member survives;
• Will Beate Zschäppe break her silence when in court? Will she claim an affiliation with the Security Service?
• How the success of the euro has depended on German support from the beginning;
• The latest eurozone “solutions” being pushed by the” euro czars” and why keener minds think Greece should default and leave the zone;
• Religious circumcisers win in Berlin and New York … for the time being;
• Memorial to honor military deserters put up by Vienna’s Green Party government.

Günter Deckert joins Carolyn from Germany to discuss the breaks in European nations’ solidarity in the face of the growing fiscal crisis. It is being described as “increasing stereotyping of Northern vs. Southern Europeans, with Germans criticized most, naturally, as they become more resentful of bailing out other nations. Günter makes this very plain.

The ongoing government attack on anything and everything on the “right” is brought up to date, including the latest revelation about Beate Zschäpe working for the government.

The controversy over the German Olympic rower Drygalla has devolved into talk of a “democracy pledge” that all sports stars representing Germany must sign. No one suggests far-leftists would need to sign one.

Finally, the Roma problem in Europe and how the European Union has exacerbated it and other immigration problems.

Gunter gives his expert opinion on all this, plus shares about his latest trips to London and Paris.

Image at right: The Pecking Order. Who’s in and who’s out in the European Union.