Germar Rudolf, Resistance Is Obligatory (2012; PDF-Datei

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
peace and anti-nuclear movements, as their protest is not directed
against the violated penal laws which punish trespassing, breaching
public peace, and coercion. This is quite in contrast to revisionism: Here
the resistance is solely directed against the violated and rejected law,
because it is not accepted due to its violation of human and civil rights.
Hence, in case of the peace and anti-nuclear movements we are dealing
with an example of applying the “small right to resist,” which is
generally considered illegitimate or illegal, at least within a democracy
under the rule of law. In case of revisionism or in my case, the disobedience
or resistance is directed against an unconstitutional law, and this
simply by ignoring and deliberately violating this and exclusively this
law. This is an entirely different dimension of disobedience than that of
the peace and anti-nuclear movements, as it is exactly directly against a
law which – to paraphrase High Court judge Helmut Simon – abolishes
that which is beyond voting, namely freedom of opinion and of science
and research. This is also a protest against the stealthy erosion of the
liberal and lawful character of the Federal Republic of Germany, which
has been in progress for decades. It is an example of the “grand right to
resist,” as laid down in article 20, paragraph 4, of the German Basic
Law, which I invoke here with my full consciousness:
“All Germans have the right to resist against everyone who endeavors
to remove this order, if no other remedy is possible.”
By so doing I am well aware that the Federal Republic of Germany
has not yet transmogrified into an “evident regime of injustice,” because
in most societal areas the state under the rule of law functions appropriately.
But as stated repeatedly and reinforced with quotations from
competent authors, it is the citizen’s – i.e. my – duty to fight the beginnings,
as this is always more promising and also possible with less sacrifices
as compared to a situation where the state later on has mutated
into a totalitarian system of injustice.
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