Lawyer Horst Mahler released from prison in Germany after serving 10 years
Published by carolyn on Sun, 2020-11-01 12:48
Horst
Mahler’s long-awaited release from prison was not covered by the
mainstream media. He’s one of those charismatic “heroes of the Right”
the establishment tries to “cancel.”
By Carolyn Yeager
THE
84-YEAR-OLD LAWYER WAS RELEASED FROM A PRISON IN THE EASTERN STATE of
Brandenburg on Monday afternoon, Oct. 26, a spokesman for the
Brandenburg Justice Ministry said.
He was
released under strict security conditions, which may have included ‘no
welcoming party’ because it seems there is practically a news blackout
on the whole affair.
Mahler
was jailed in 2009 after being given a 10-year-plus sentence for
“incitement to racial hatred” and for Holocaust denial — which is a
crime in Germany.
Mahler
was temporarily released in 2015 for medical reasons—he suffers from
diabetes and reportedly has had two foot-leg amputations while in prison
because of lack of exercise and inadequate diet, and is now confined to
a wheelchair. After being released in 2015, he made ‘non-permitted’
statements and traveled to Hungary where he requested political asylum.
The Hungarian authorities (under Orban) refused his request and
extradited him back to Germany where he was transferred back to prison
in 2017.
New Charges
Mahler’s freedom may be once again cut short because German authorites are already coming up with new charges against him. Prosecutors in the city of Cottbus (on the German-Polish border) say they are putting out a new arrest warrant against him for remarks published online. A spokesman for the Potsdam Regional Court announced a total of six charges for texts, writings and publications, all of which are intended to constitute an offense of sedition.
Mahler
has denounced the new charges, saying his remarks were “purely opinions”
that he has never denied. “These are contributions to the
interpretation of contemporary events on an ideological basis,” said
Mahler.
The
above information was gleaned from Deutsche Welle.com and The Teller
Report.com. I will follow up on this news as I am able to find it.
Readers’ legitimate contributions are welcome.
Ursula Haverbeck is now scheduled to be released on November 5, so we look forward to that also. Stay tuned.
Political Prisoner Horst Mahler May Be Near Death in German Prison
Germany politic0-philosopher and imprisoned dissident Horst Mahler (born 1936) is in a very bad way in a prison hospital.
Behind bars for years and for the next 10 years despite his crippling condition after a leg amputation in consequence of the life-endangering prison diet for a diabetic, the octogenarian and former attorney has committed no crime for his jailed condition save expressing peaceful philosophical opinions.
Attorney Mahler’s wife writes (for general public interest release) the news her husband wishes conveyed via Robert Steinert. (Mr. Steinert is the co-producer of the film based on the groundbreaking book “Other Losses” … the untold loss of a million POW and German civilians driven, on the sociopathic orders of the postwar barbaric Eisenhower, who intentionally starving them to death in tightly packed fields of the Rhine Meadows exposed to harsh elements).
<<Dear Herr Steinert, I am sending you this message at the request of my husband… Yesterday I visited my husband in the detention department of the municipal hospital in Brandenburg. He has been there since Wednesday – after a breakdown in the cell !
Horst suffers from necrosis of his remaining right foot (its big toe).
In addition pneumonia has set in – quite heavily now.
His CRP value of his blood is 300 – this is very high. A normal value is about 10.
For two days he has been on antibiotics – now we have to wait and see whether the inflammation levels drop.
Mentally Horst is clear, as always, but very weak. He fears that he will not get through this time….
Yours sincerely, Elzbieta Mahler>>
In the circumstances, well-wishers may like to take this opportunity to send their respects to Horst Mahler who is regarded by many (to quote Robert Steinert):
<< as without doubt one of the greatest thinkers Germany has ever produced. Nevertheless, I hope that he will survive this crisis, because we all need him urgently!>>
Ben Weich in this week’s edition of the Jewish Chronicle confirms the gist of my previous post: police have received yet another vexatious complaint from the usual suspects and are therefore obliged to fulfil their duty and investigate my heretical comments regards Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah. On and on it goes…
Today, I would like to comment on the atrocious double standards being applied by the English court system when it comes to so-called ‘hate crime’. I will return to foreign justice systems in a future article, specifically dealing with the current plights of Ursula Haverbeck and the Schaefer siblings in Germany (not forgetting Horst Mahler and Gerhard Ittner), as well as that of Canadian free speech advocate, Arthur Topham.
My suspended sentence was harsh. However, I am luckier than some. English courts, judges and juries will hammer ‘hate crime’ perpetrators when it’s a white man in the dock. Less so when the offender is from an ethnic minority or, seemingly, as in my case, is a woman. Take the most recent sentencing for a ‘malicious communications’ offence under section 127 of the 2003 Communications Act – the law under which my songs fell foul earlier this year:
Right: in 2016, Shehroz Iqbal drove around Stamford Hill shouting ‘Kill all Jews’. He was charged and convicted under the 1986 Public Order Act for using threatening language.
How does Iqbal’s 16 week suspended sentence compare with that of Jez Turner currently serving 12 months for a non-violent political speech made outside Whitehall in 2015? How does Iqbal’s sentence compare with nine months handed to Simon Sheppard for using colourful language to describe a non-white neighbour in a conversation with a TV repairman?
2018, Iqbal is again reported to police by Jewish Shomrim vigilantes (apparently normal British police aren’t good enough for Jews). Iqbal SENT a threatening email to the Shomrim. Charged under the 2003 Communications Act, he pleaded guilty and was given an 11 week suspended sentence, 60 hours unpaid work plus a £200 fine.
My songs were uploaded to a server in the United States. They were not sent to any individual – and certainly not to my accusers of Campaign Against Antisemitism. My songs were uploaded from my home address in Derbyshire, yet I was forced to trek across Britain to London for no less than twelve hearings!
For uploading my own artistic work to the Internet, sent to no one, I was given a 20-week prison sentence, suspended for two years, 180 hours of unpaid work, 20 days of ‘rehabilitation’, a year-long ban from social media plus a £715 fine. Continually on the prowl despite being granted a restraining order against me(!), CAA is now apparently claiming that ‘alisonchabloz.com‘ would also be a social media platform.
Prior to my conviction, I used social media principally to share the content of this website, which helped bring in donations and foster human interactions. And now I’m expected to pay a fine when I no longer have the option to share work via Facebook or Gab. Not satisfied with having me removed from Twitter in 2016 and from YouTube in 2017 (First, they came for Alex Jones – yeah, right!) my accusers, helped by the injustice system, have now succeeded in removing my voice from the two platforms left open to me. State-sponsored censorship via the courts of artists and anyone else they dislike is the order of the day as far as this so-called ‘charity’ is concerned.
Six weeks ago, following reception of the written suspended sentence order from Westminster Magistrates and a first meeting with my assigned probation officer in Derbyshire, I served papers on my local magistrates court to stay the unpaid work order pending appeal. What exactly do I owe my community up here in Derbyshire in relation to what the judge described as “serious offences” i.e. singing songs? Absolutely nothing as far as I can see: my trial took place in London outside my own jurisdiction (involving severe inconvenience and huge expense); there are no identifiable “victims” (of my satire!) either in my own jurisdiction or indeed elsewhere – except perhaps diamond swallowing fantasist Irene Zisblatt.
Prior to my prosecution, CAA trolls had already lobbied all the venues and social clubs I used to frequent in my home town in a bid to ostracise me socially and professionally (not to mention daily reports to police and PCC Hardyal Dhindsa). They even managed to have me kicked out of my own English folk band.
Think about it: sons of immigrants, whose loyalty lies offshore, dictating that an ethnic Englishwoman is unfit to play in an English folk band because of her Revisionist convictions. Folk music from these isles is part of my culture and heritage: it’s in my blood. How dare they!
According to my accusers, musicians censored by the Third Reich were ‘Holocaust’ victims. But musicians censored by Hitler were not ethnic Germans. In Britain today, Jews endlessly cite fictitious gas chambers in order to censor a British musician. Yet if anyone dares to compare Chabloz’ censors with the Nazis, they’d be accused of being a virulent anti-Semite and would risk prosecution under the highly dubious IHRA definition of ‘anti-Semitism’.
In reality, any such comparison is misguided. Censorious Creeps Anon are worse than the Nazis. Musicians at Auschwitz weren’t prevented from performing; there was an orchestra and even a theatre.
Above: Fact or fiction? Elie Wiesel’s violin audition at Auschwitz.
In short, a white woman’s original songs about the ‘Holocaust’ and a white man’s political speech about Jewish power carry harsher penalties than Muslim threats to ‘Kill all Jews’. Shehroz Iqbal’s convictions and relatively lenient sentencing under the Public Order and Communication Acts demonstrate that whites in Britain are now the underdogs when it comes to judicial rulings on ‘hate crime’.
Anti-white racism is now sanctioned by the State. ‘Equality’ is for everyone except whites. White English indigenous minorities (already the case in towns such as Leicester, Birmingham and London) will never benefit from ‘protected status’ as enjoyed by ethnic minority groups. And when whites increasingly find themselves prosecuted for so-called ‘hate crime’, they can also expect harsher sentences.
Visit to German Political Prisoner Horst Mahler — Imprisoned to Questioning the Hollywood Version of World War II
Oct 10, 2017 visiting Horst Mahler,
GermanExcerpt with English below in red:
Es freute uns sehr, Horst Mahler in akzeptablem Zustand, den Umständen entsprechend, wieder zu sehen. Sein Geist ist ungebrochen und in den Gesprächen
We are very happy to find Horst Mahler in anacceptable state, considering the circumstances, to see him again. His Spirit is unbroken and in our conversations
sprühte er vor Zuversicht.Diese Zuversicht bezog sich nicht auf das Wohl seiner Person, vielmehr auf den Ausgang des Kampfes. Seine Worte „Nicht ich bin
hesparkleswith confidence. This confidencewas not in reference to thewellbeing of his person, butit is in the end result of the battle. His Words “Not I is
angeklagt, sondern mein Buch und die Wahrheit die aus ihm spricht“, machen uns wieder deutlich, wie richtig er mit seinen Erkenntnissen über den Feind der
accused, but my book and the truth that isrevealed in it”, will confirm to us again, how righthe is with hisrecognition of the enemythat
Völker liegt. Horst Mahler klagt nicht über seine Situation, befürwortet kein Mitleid und erst recht keine defätistischen Ansichten. Sein Wollen ist der Kampf
lies over the People. Horst Mahler is not complaining about his situation, seeks no sympathy and especiallyhasnodefeatist attitude. His goal is the fight
gegen den jüdischen Ungeist durch das Erwachen des deutschen Geistes.
against the JewishDaemon through the awakening of the German Spirit.
German Political Prisoner Goes into Exile Before Return to Prison
I just want to inform you quickly that
HORST MAHLER – who´s ordered to go back to prison tomorrow, for another three and a half years –
HAS LEFT THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY.
HE IS IN A SAFE PLACE NOW.
Gerhard Ittner
UPDATE, April 20, 2017
One hour ago I had been informed by a friend that had just spoken with him that Horst Mahler is well and feeling relieved where he is now.
Ittner
Nous apprenons à l’instant que, devant rejoindre demain la prison pour
purger une peine supplémentaire de trois ans et demi, le célèbre avocat
révisionniste allemand Horst Mahler, 81 ans, “a quitté la République
fédérale d’Allemagne et se trouve actuellement en lieu sûr”.
German Thought Criminal, 81, Returns to Prison, April 19, 2017
Even a German, appeals court judge worries that Mr. Mahler drew a 10 year sentence for thought crime — “holocaust denial” — harsher than the sentences of many convicted of rape or muer in Germany
Although quite ill and having lost part of a leg to amputation, Mr. Mahler is being returned to serve three years more — the rest of his sentence.
Horst Mahler – last public appearance before returning to prison
Psychopathic killer Anders Breivik consults with his lawyer
Ever since I was alerted by Dr Gunther Kümel to the medical plight of imprisoned lawyer, philosopher and German Attorney Horst Mahler – for whom Dr Kümel was the first to institute fundraising to assist his defence and medical requirements – I have long wished to draw the stark contrast between the prison conditions of Norwegian mass-murderer and child killer Anders Breivik, and the incarceration of the brave truth-seeking Horst Mahler.
Breivik’s former salute: a combination of “black power” and Marxism.
The new fey “neo-nazi” Breivik
Breivik’s obscene fey parody of a national socialist salute (the main focus of the world’s media attention) has encouraged malicious commentators to label him a “neo-Nazi” – despite his being a blatant worshipper of criminal Zionist imperialism, who targeted his victims because of their calls (in defence of Palestinian rights) for boycotts of Israeli produce. World Zionism and National Socialism are incompatible ideologies.
Breivik’s victims at a Norwegian youth camp supported the boycott of Israeli produce as part of their campaign for Palestinian rights.
His own pro-Israeli chutzpah insults his victims’ families, alongside all the laws of natural justice, with his complaints about the standards of decoration in his cell. Further issues for the “persecuted” murderer (as noted by world syndicated reports) are that his coffee is sometimes cold and butter insufficient for his bread. The vainglorious butcher Breivik also complains about not having been allowed moisturiser, without which might the fraud lack his camera appeal? Naïve Norwegian liberals insult the taxpaying public with their support of all these consecutive courts of appeal, whereby ultimately The Hague court of human rights must hear sociopathic Breivik’s protest that the Playstation supplied free in his multi-roomed cell is not the very latest version.
Meanwhile Horst Mahler – whose “crimes” involved not murdering children but daring to speak the truth as he saw it about historical and philosophical issues at the core of Germany’s 21stcentury crisis – is now 80 years old and has consistently been denied all normal rights of appeal.
All mod cons for murderer Breivik
While courts in Norway eagerly provide platforms for Breivik to complain that his computer games are not up to date, Mahler is unable to raise the most fundamental questions relevant to his defence, since the German courts rule that certain evidence cannot be discussed, even if it is supplied by qualified scientists, historians and other academic investigators of the highest calibre.
While Breivik insists on moisturiser, Mahler (following the amputation of his lower left leg) relies on international fundraisers to provide the potential for him to live in his own home – assuming he is ever released.
Horst Mahler remains incarcerated despite life-threatening illness and the amputation of his lower left leg.
And while Breivik – despite his boasted responsibility for horrific murders – can look forward to being released by his mid-50s, Mahler is now 80 and knows that the German establishment is determined that he will never again live as a free man. The question remains – with Horst Mahler subjected to such treatment, how can any European consider himself living in a just society?