Kommando 161 Faultline Kommando 161

Germany · de.indymedia · · 3h

Somehow and at some point you get to every Nazi

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Last weekend, what has been foreseeable for years became clear in the next federal state: the AfD has won across the board and can now play a significant role in determining government policy. But it is not just now that the state authorities have been implementing the fascist line in their persecution of activists in advance obedience. State and right-wing violence have been our everyday life for years and we no longer want to accept that. Just as sea rescue tries to counteract state failures in civil society, this is the attempt of this platform: If we are afraid of Nazi attacks and state persecution every day, so should they. Not knowing who knows what about them. Not knowing who has her address. Not knowing who is planning what against them. Nobody should or needs to know what is actually happening. But everyone should know: we are here, we have never been away and we will neither be deterred nor banned.

The platform is a tool for those who, for various reasons, are not or cannot be politically active. Any person can provide information about Nazis and attacks by Nazis to the local anti-fascist structures without showing themselves or putting themselves in danger. It can also be used by people who want to safely transmit information to other places to warn their comrades, give helpful tips or whatever else you can get out of the platform in an activist way.

The platform is technically based on the open source software globalaks to protect the identities of whistleblowers and anti-fascists on site. The information is stored encrypted and can only be read by the anti-fascists on site. It is recommended to use the platform via the Tor browser. The platform can also be accessed via the following onion domain:

http://mn6iq5qd6uo4ksouhmtaig6zycxiawv4vy5jbowegehzojz6heqahxad.onion/

Practically this means:

1. If you were attacked by Nazis or otherwise have information about fascists that you would like to share with anti-fascists in your city, go to: nazismelden.org using the Tor browser and fill out the form. The more information and material you give, the better the people on the other side can work with it. They may have questions, which you can then view using the number you receive at the end. The anti-fascists on site check the information, put it in context with existing information and see whether and what they can do with it.

2. If you are an activist, you can help us and yourself by spreading the word. Online, offline, everywhere. Tell discouraged comrades, sad family members, desperate work colleagues who don't know how to defend themselves so that they use the platform.
Consider safe ways to print and distribute the attached stickers. Create your own stickers, flyers or texts.

3. If your city is not on nazismelden.org, support local Antifa structures. It doesn't mean anything that it doesn't appear on the platform - we're not there yet.

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Source: de.indymedia