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German Government Wants Power to Conduct Secret Police Raids on Homes
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser wants to make it possible for the police to carry out covert house raids, with the official explanation being that such raids will help combat terrorism. However, the modification of the criminal code will target not just terrorists but anyone who “attempts to destabilise the constitutional order.”
This was the same argument made when the interior ministry recently banned a right-wing magazine, and is the same argument used to harass the second strongest political party, the anti-globalist Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). Opponents and critics of the leftist-liberal government have every right to be fearful of the expanding powers given to the liberal Berlin elite which intends to target its political foes.
According to German media reports, the interior ministry wants to expand the Federal Criminal Police Office’s (BKA) powers so the force plays a central role in the fight against international terrorism. Although the measures are to be used as a last resort and only to combat terrorism, the officers would be formally granted the “authority to covertly enter homes as an accompanying measure for online searches and telecommunications surveillance.”
It is not known whether the interior ministry is responding to a specific terrorist threat, but the danger posed by Islamist extremism in Western Europe has increased significantly in recent months, with Austria foiling an attack against a Taylor Swift concert last week, and France announcing that it faces a “very high” terror risk ahead of the feast of the Assumption on August 15th.
Raiding homes is currently only allowed via court orders, and with the knowledge of the property owners. Covert house raids would seriously infringe upon the fundamental right to the inviolability of the home which is enshrined in the constitution.
Nevertheless, Konstantin von Notz of the Green party, which is part of the governing coalition, spoke of “serious times” and the need for the BKA to gain “modern investigative powers and tools.”
Although combating terrorism is the stated intention of the interior ministry, “lone perpetrators who seriously attempt to destabilise or destroy the political, constitutional, economic or social basic structures of the federal government, a country or an international organisation” could fall within the terrorist category.
As we reported, the anti-establishment right-wing magazine Compact was recently banned by the interior ministry under the same pretext: “aggressively propagating the toppling of the political order,” and for being “directed against the constitutional order.” This argument was enough for the government to halt the activities of the magazine and order police to conduct a raid on its premises. No evidence was given that Compact had actually violated criminal law.
The anti-globalist opposition party AfD is also being harassed on the grounds of being a threat to the democratic order and has been officially designated as a “suspected extremist organisation,” meaning intelligence services have the right to spy on the party.
If the latest reports about the attempts by the state to raid private homes are true, then ordinary citizens, not just media organisations and political parties who publicly express their criticism of the government, have a good reason to be worried.
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UK’s NHS Will Now Ask Men if They Are Pregnant Before X-rays
(LifeSiteNews) — The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) has instructed X-ray operators to ask men if they are pregnant before conducting scans, reportedly prompting patients to “storm out” of appointments in anger over the absurdity of the question.
The so-called “inclusive” guidance was inspired by an incident in which a woman who presented as a man had a CT scan while unknowingly pregnant, thereby exposing her baby to dangerous radiation, The Telegraph reported.
However, NHS staff have stressed that the new guidelines pose a risk to the safety of patients by discouraging appointments due to the distress sparked in both men and women by the new appointment questions, which ask for their “sex at birth” and “preferred name and pronouns” and make “ridiculous” claims about “people who are born with variations in sex characteristics,” according to The Telegraph.
One man on an “urgent cancer pathway” “was so annoyed by the questions on the form, he shouted, he left the department and didn’t actually have a scan,” one radiographer told The Telegraph.
“There is an unnecessary risk for these patients if they do get so annoyed and don’t have the scan,” said the radiographer.
Women have also reportedly cried over “invasive” fertility questions, which now prompt for specific reasons behind infertility, triggering traumatic memories of miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, which they are required to cite in background forms.
Staff say that patients of both sexes have been insulted or embarrassed by the suggestion that their sex is not necessarily apparent and that the forms are “indoctrinating” minors by asking them their preferred names and pronouns, while parents are “furious” about this.
According to the guidance, a patient should always be asked ‘What pronouns would you like me to use for you?’ and ‘How would you like to be addressed?’”
The questions were developed by the Society of Radiographers (SoR), who are “pushing a national rollout” according to insiders. General Practitioner Dr. Louise Irvina believes the guidelines are unnecessary given that “it should be possible for medical records to accurately record sex.”
She further stated, “Given that it is impossible for anyone of the male sex to become pregnant, there is no need to ask male people if they might be pregnant, and thereby avoid a lot of embarrassment and upset.”
“If someone identifies as transgender or non-binary, and their records indicate they are biologically female, then they can be respectfully asked about the possibility of pregnancy,” she added. “The proposed radiography guidelines muddy the water by including so-called intersex conditions.”
Fiona McAnena, the director of campaigns at human rights charity Sex Matters, told The Telegraph, “The Society of Radiographers’ inclusion policy is among the worst examples of professional bodies losing their senses by prioritising ideology ahead of biological fact.”
“Putting healthcare staff and male patients through this humiliating farce, with inclusivity pregnancy forms, questions on the likelihood of pregnancy, and enquiries about their pronouns, is both inappropriate and a shocking waste of time,” she continued, going on to call for a retraction of the new guidelines.
“The NHS trusts that have adopted this policy in their radiography units should immediately revoke it and return to common sense and reality.”
Like China in 2019 Hong Kong Protests, the UK Government Doubles Down on Threats to Catch Those Involved in Immigration Protests
The UK continues to grapple with protests following the stabbing of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in England by a 17-year-old boy from Rwanda whose parents are migrants, and now law enforcement officers around the country are issuing unusually strong threats against those who are not only involved in the protests but making comments about them on social media that could stoke the flames.
In a video that is making the rounds on social media on account of its strong and almost taunting language, Merseyside’s top police officer, Chief Constable Serena Kennedy, let Brits who participated in protests know that law enforcement is essentially hunting them down, saying “You absolutely haven’t got away with it.”
An X user who goes by the name “Concerned Citizen” shared footage of the officer’s warning with the caption: “The UK police have never spoken like this before. It’s like they’re trying to antagonise tens of millions of peaceful sensible Brits who simply want a conversation.”
Kennedy issued a similar warning in comments to the Liverpool Echo, where she stated: “We have got hours of CCTV footage, hours of social media footage that people are sending us, local people who are horrified at what they saw on their streets, who want us to come for you. We are reviewing that, we are identifying you and we are coming for you.”
“You will see arrests carrying on over the next few days, the next few months. You are not safe, you cannot sit behind your door, thinking you are safe because we are coming for you,” she added.
Her remarks came after a dozen people were brought to court on Monday over their involvement in recent protests. The Merseyside Police have arrested numerous individuals after protests on Saturday at the Liverpool city center and in Walton, as well as rioting in Southport on Tuesday.
They report that officers were attacked at all of these protests, and the one in Walton ended with a community library there being set on fire.
Kennedy cautioned that many more arrests will take place in the days, weeks and months to come, telling the publication: “The message I would want to send is that you may be sitting at home with a cup of tea, thinking you have got away with the events of Saturday or Tuesday, you absolutely haven’t — we are coming for you.”
Officers in other jurisdictions have been issuing similar warnings, with Northumbria Police Chief Superintendent Mark Hall announced that a full investigation has been launched into who was responsible for widespread destruction in protests there that saw a wooden spike launched at a female police officer.
“Make no mistake, if you were involved last night, expect to be met with the full force of the law,” he said, adding that four officers had been injured.
People living abroad who support immigration protests could be prosecuted
Some officers are even going so far as to threaten those living abroad who they believe are supporting the protests, saying that they are going after “keyboard warriors.”
Met Police Officer Sir Mark Rowley said “And whether you’re in this country committing crimes on the streets or committing crimes from further afield online, we will come after you.”
The Director of Public Prosecutions of England and Wales cautioned that even sharing material online could be considered an offense, telling Sky News: “We do have dedicated police officers who are scouring social media to look for this material, and then follow up with arrests.”