German Federal Minister of the Interior Nancy Faeser says children in kindergarten should be taught about the dangers of right-wing extremism, but she didn’t mention left-wing extremism or Islam.
“We have to smash right-wing extremist networks,” Faeser told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper. “The state of law must not accept calls for murder and threats.”
The minister went on to assert that children as young as three years old should be socially engineered to be averse to right-wing radicalism.
“We are resolutely combating this breeding ground for violence, but the fight against right-wing extremism starts much earlier, namely with good educational work. It has to start in kindergarten,” she said.
Why not start brainwashing them in the womb just to be safe?
Insisting that toddlers should be taught about the issue in a “playful” way, Faeser said young children should no longer be vulnerable to “ideologies of exclusion.”
“We need democratic education that makes it clear that it does not matter where a family came from, what skin color someone has, who they believe in, or who they love,” Faeser added.
Whether this applies to white children, who in American schools under Critical Race Theory are taught to be ashamed to be white, remains to be seen.
Kids won’t be taught about the dangers of left-wing extremism despite leftists routinely violently attacking right-wing politicians in the street and Antifa members vowing to assassinate members of the German parliament.
They also won’t be warned about the threat posed by Islamic extremism despite Germany suffering multiple major terror attacks carried out in recent years by Islamic extremists.
The ‘education’ will however serve to prepare youngsters for the ‘new Germany’ being shaped partly by the insistence on welcoming millions of third world refugees into the country, a policy that has been an unmitigated disaster.
German authorities invoked the threat of ‘right-wing extremism’ to clamp down on anti-lockdown protests, while they have also been keen to shut down the Telegram social media app.
Despite the hysteria, statistics from the Ministry of the Interior show that in 2021 there were fewer right-wing extremists attacks than there have been for 10 years.
