Left-Extremist Endeavours

Xenophobia (anti-foreigner
hostility)
serve as a peg for constant repetition of distorted presentations
for purposes of agitation. Often the articles end in advertisements
for pertinent books from FREY’s publishing houses. FREY therefore
has a major interest in maximizing sales and profits through political
agitation.
This agitation also mirrors the DVU’s xenophobic ideology, in
one-sided and distorting reporting about abuse of asylum and
criminal activity by foreigners. Another focus of DVU newspapers
is on biased and downplaying articles related to the discussion of
the National-Socialist [Nazi] past. With stereotyped headlines,
they also foment resentment against Jews and defame
representative personalities of the democratic constitutional state.
The large number of such articles patterned on traditional rightextremist
agitation proves that the real concern is not to solve
problems or to engage in democratic discussion and analysis, but
that sweeping judgements and defamation are to be used as a
well-directed lever; the underlying thrust is for attacks against
essential principles of the free democratic fundamental order.
The xenophobic ideas in FREY’s weeklies are reflected by the
one-sided reporting about foreigners and about crimes committed
by foreigners. Constant repetition of aggressive headlines,
such as "Criminal Activity by Foreigners: - Influx of Increasing
Numbers of Criminals" 24) and "Do we have to let criminal foreigners
stay in the country?" 25) , is designed progressively and
increasingly to give the impression that foreigners are criminals
in general. This is the voice of xenophobia. Often these weeklies
will use their own diagrams in order to give slogan-like overemphasis
to such generalizations.
Another stereotype used by the DVU in dealing with asylum and
aliens policies is the inclusion of the term of "Umvolkung" of
Germans ["replacement of Germans by other nationalities"; a nonexisting
German word like "repeopling"] in their anti-foreigner articles.
With sensationalist headlines, such as "Germans:
foreigners in their own country? - The ultimate outcome of
’Multikulti’ [multi-ethnic society]" 26) and "Balkan Gypsies: hundred
thousands are coming to this country! - What Germany is in for"
27) , it appealed to defensive instincts and tried to foment fears of
"foreignization". Often such articles end in advertisements for the
book "Ausländer. Die wahren Fakten" ("Foreigners. The True
Facts") - including the hint that this new publication of the
publishing house "FZ - Freiheitlicher Buch- und
Zeitschriftenverlag GmBH" (short title "FZ-Verlag"), which was
founded by FREY, could be used as a trenchant weapon in any
battle of words to unhinge any advocate of ’foreignization’ and
'Multikulti' [multicultural/multi-ethnic society] 28) .
Such views are based on intolerance and discrimination. In this
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