The activist group center for Political beauty has shut down its controversial “Online pillory” against alleged extreme Right-wing. The artist collective thanks on the website soko-chemnitz.de instead, in the case of “dear Nazis” for their calls to the page and explains what the purpose of the action actually have.
On the website of the “Soko Chemnitz” had called on activists since last Monday with photos and posters to identify suspected neo-Nazis. Also rewards for the detection were presented. These posters hung in the artist group ZPS in the specially on Monday in the centre of Chemnitz opened a “research office of the East”.
The police had removed the plug-in letters, as a precaution, because in the social networks for damage to property of the office was called. The apparently unauthorized use of photos of the Jewish forum in Berlin, as well as the logo of the Saxon campaign, “As the Saxon” had already led to a Declaration to cease and desist and a warning.
Now, the activists announced via the “Soko Chemnitz”-website, that you have reached your destination: The page had been a purpose, that neo-Nazis should enter your own name in the Pinbahis search function of the website. This search data were recorded according to the ZPS, “according to the data protection provision” under a Pseudonym, and then evaluated.
BREAKING: Thanks, love Nazis! It was a “honeypot”.https://t.co/Sv7pG54U7y pic.twitter.com/ufGqRX7mwz
— centre for Political beauty (@political beauty) 5. December 2018,
“The action in a case, a so-called Honeypot, like on the Website now to see,” said ZPS-founder Philipp Ruch, the Protestant press service in Berlin. Within three days, a “huge treasure trove was created”. By an algorithm now, the Compounds could be of extreme Right-wing in Germany is shown.
in the past, the collective had made it with controversial actions – for example, in the past year, as the activists in front of the private house of the AfD-husband Björn Höcke in Thuringia, born Hagen is a replica of the Berlin’s Holocaust memorial had to be built. They wanted to protest against the speech Höckes, in which he referred to the memorial in Berlin as a “monument of shame”.
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