Stefan Niehoff, the German pensioner famous for a meme calling Robert Habeck a moron, has been found guilty of five criminal retweets and one criminal reply and fined €825. He promises to appeal.
Attorney General Lord Hermer – who was last week accused of likening ECHR-sceptics to Nazis – seems to think 'Schmitt' is a polite way of saying 'Hitler'. He obviously has not read Schmitt, says Professor James Alexander.
The legal case against the AfD has collapsed, says Eugyppius. At some point, you have to put the question: if the AfD is so evil and fascist and Hitler, why can’t anybody adduce any evidence of its evil Hitler fascism?
The spy agency report on the AfD that brands it "confirmed Right-wing extremist" has finally been published in full – and it's so stupid, says Eugyppius, that it has destroyed all momentum for banning the party.
BBC presenter Gary Lineker has been condemned after sharing an anti-Israel Instagram video which featured an emoji of a rat – a familiar antisemitic slur.
Bridget Phillipson has been accused of allowing the Education Blob to run riot with her Schools Bill, slipping in horrors that the Tories rejected and moving the system towards the Nazi-style one that MPs rejected in 1944.
Hillary Clinton has accused Donald Trump of re-enacting a Nazi rally by holding an event in Madison Square Garden this weekend. It comes after Kamala Harris called him "a fascist". Desperate stuff.
American playwright C.J. Hopkins has been convicted by a German court of likening Covid totalitarianism to Nazi Germany. This will only damage the credibility of the establishment forces who pursued him, says Eugyppius.
Authoritarian government always suppresses free speech, but the worst part is that the public joins in, says Sallust, as he sees lessons in the 1939 writings of Nora Waln, who saw the iron fist coming down before her eyes.
As AfD leads the polls in the east, a German supermarket chain has taken a brave stand against the colour blue in the latest beyond-parody effort to stamp out fascism and preserve democracy, writes Eugyppius.
