„I’m from Germany and I think history is repeating itself right now. Germany is becoming a police state. You are constantly asked for your papers. It’s just like in the Hitler era.“
Julia DietzeJulia Dietze warns: Germany is becoming a police state, history repeats itself just like in the Hitler era – learn more!
Julia Dietze is a German actress known for her work in film and television.
This quote warns urgently about the danger of losing societal freedom and the reestablishment of authoritarian structures.
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Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"When I look at the German history of the last hundred years, I do not know if I have to be more afraid of criminals or the state."
Ranga Yogeshwar
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"We can look anywhere we want, in all Western countries, whether in America or Europe, fascists are gaining more and more power (and the left helps them) and are turning countries into surveillance and police states. Today's fascism outwardly has nothing to do with the past. No uniforms, goose steps, or raised salutes. No, it is modern, cleverly packaged, and sold with PR."
Umberto Eco
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"The threat to freedom in Germany does not come with violence and noise, but rather quietly. It comes with all sorts of justifications, often well-intentioned ones. For example, when it comes to civil rights. In times when we are all concerned about the threat of terrorism, when we all naturally have to do everything we can for our citizens so that they can live happy lives unharmed. In times like these, parties and politicians come along and say, 'Now is the time to once again gradually reduce civil rights, which always bother us a little anyway. Freedom always dies inch by inch, as Karl Herrman Flach once put it. And freedom does not die because of politicians, it does not die because politicians want to restrict civil rights and liberties, but rather it becomes dangerous for freedom when citizens forget their own immune system, which must arm them against any threat to freedom. And for me, that is the decisive self-image of our party. That we say: For us, the citizen comes first and then the state. Other parties trust the state first and only then trust the citizens. Under the pretext of creating security, every civil right can be called into question. Under the pretext that security requires it, every tightening of the law can be decided. We fight this wherever we can, in the federal government, in parliament, but ladies and gentlemen, we also need the citizens. We also need self-confident citizens who do not accept the statement: “If you have nothing to hide, you should not complain.” No, we want a nation of self-confident citizens, not subjects of the state."
Guido Westerwelle
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"The similarity is astonishing, what can be collectively enforced in the name of ‘the good of the people’, formerly under socialism and now under capitalism, in such a small circle! I don't even want to say it out loud, but a little devil on my shoulder whispers almost mischievously in my ear – ‘Welcome back to the GDR’."
Katarina Witt
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"Das ist schrecklich in Österreich. Das ist ein europäisches Problem. Wie sie sich mit Orbans Verrücktheiten rund um die Menschenrechte befasst haben. Wo sind diese Brüsseler Bürokraten jetzt? Den Menschen verbieten auf die Straße zu gehen, das ist Faschismus"
Zoran Milanovic
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork""I'm fed up, or to put it even more clearly: I'm fed up with the permanent and increasingly religious climate gibberish, with energy turnaround fantasies, with electric car worship, with scary stories about doomsday scenarios from Corona to conflagrations to weather catastrophes. I can no longer stand the people who shout this into microphones and cameras every day or print it in newspapers. I suffer from having to witness how natural science is turned into a whore of politics.
I am tired of being told what to be ashamed of by abused, pubescent children. I am tired of being told by some deranged people that I am to blame for everything and everyone - but especially as a German for the past, present and future misery of the whole world.
I am tired of religious and sexual minorities, who shamelessly exploit their well-defined minority rights with non-stop media support, trying to tell me what I can and cannot do and say.
I am fed up with people who are completely out of their minds, who ruin my German mother tongue and who think they have to teach me how to write and speak in a way that is appropriate for the mainstream.
I'm tired of seeing how completely uneducated people, who have done nothing in their lives but carry a foreign briefcase, believe they can rule Germany.
I can't stand it any more when, under the pretext of a "colorful society", justice and security disappear and when, in the evening, coming out of the central station, one has to step over dirt, filth, homeless people, drug addicts and procuring criminals, past scribbled walls.
I would like my country to value and support the people, regardless of gender, skin color and origin, whose hard-working, productive and value-creating work produces the wealth of the entire society every day: the employees in companies, the craftsmen, the freelancers, the many committed and socially active entrepreneurs in small and medium-sized businesses.
I want the teachers of our children, the doctors and nurses of our sick and needy to receive the recognition, appreciation and support they deserve every day. I want the young and the impetuous to let off steam within the well-established boundaries of our legal space, but also to bow down to their parents and grandparents, to the old and the experienced, because they are the creators of their prosperity and freedom.""
Prof. Dr. Knut Löschke


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