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

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
2. General deterrence: To make a deterring example in order that nobody
dare rebel against governmental truth dictates will work only
as long as the disinformation policy toward the public succeeds,
which is increasingly less the case. Publishing the events during this
very trial, for instance, will open the eyes of thousands, tens of thousands,
maybe even hundreds of thousands. At some point in time
this will result in an avalanche effect, as this injustice will drive
people onto the barricades as soon as they learn about it.
3. Resocialization: In fact everything done to me is a crass desocialization.
One constantly destroys the base of my material existence, my
family, and so on. It is not I who is in need of resocialization, but
this German society is, which demands the persecution of peaceful
dissidents or at least lets it happen with a shrug!
4. Faith in the state under the rule of law and in legal security: Anyone
finding out about the conditions and contents of this kind of trial will
lose the last bit of faith in this state. And that includes Jews!
5. Revenge and retaliation: This archaic reason for punishment is the
only one which you can invoke here. He who runs out of arguments
resorts to violence. Hatred and destruction is all this state can do in
the face of peaceful dissent.
Postscriptum
Even the former President of the German Federal Constitutional
High Court and later President of the Federal Republic of Germany
Prof. Dr. Roman Herzog has repeatedly stated that “from time immemorial
there has been a right to resist by those violated and a right to
emergency relief for all citizens” in case of government encroachments
on human dignity and on the human rights. 254 According to Herzog,
each single constitutional article of the Basic Law of the Federal Republic
of Germany – the statutory civil rights also among them – is,
“viewed by daylight,… nothing else but the specific elaboration
on a fundamental principle of the constitutional nature of the state,
254 Roman Herzog, “Das positive Widerstandsrecht” in: Festschrift für A. Merkel, Munich 1970, p.
102; quoted acc. to Klaus Peters, Widerstandsrecht und humanitäre Intervention, Osnabrücker
Rechtswissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, vol. 61, Carl Heymanns Verlag, Cologne 2005, p. 184
(Dissertation at Univ. Osnabrück 2004/2005).
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