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The FPÖ was outraged.
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A speech by the FPÖ Secretary General Schnedlitz was blocked by Facebook. The FPÖ reacted indignantly. There was talk of censorship.
The video of a speech by the FPÖ secretary general, Michael Schnedlitz, at the previous meeting of the National Council has been blocked by Facebook. Therefore, the statements of the Freedom Party on the situation of refugees violate the rules of the platform on hate speech. The FPÖ reacted indignantly and spoke of censorship. Schnedlitz looks blocked “because I told the truth.”
Hafenecker: “The beginning of the end of our democracy”
In a speech, the secretary-general questioned whether children were actually brought into the EU from the burning Moria refugee camp, rather 1.90-meter-tall men with beards who “have already done a lot to us. Furthermore, he has demanded that not a penny of the tax money go abroad and that there be no more immigration to Austria. He accused the government of bringing thousands of immigrants and “asylum seekers” to the country.
FP’s mandate Christian Hafenecker said in a broadcast that Schnedlitz was known for his honest and concise statements at the National Council. Furthermore, he had not received a call to order (from then-President, Second President Doris Bures / SPÖ, note). “Even if Facebook signs for this dictatorship of opinion, it is a reaction to the laws and bills of the federal government with Chancellor Kurz and his troops that make all this possible,” explains Hafenecker. It is to be feared “that all this is only the beginning of the end of our democracy.”
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