leichte kost für zwischendurch: Pogromly

Hier erklären der Tino und der Andre und der Mario einem englischen Journalisten die Welt:

Der Herr Fraser von der BBC hat dann auch ein Pogromly-Spiel gekauft und so den NSU-Terror gefördert. ARTE hat bezahlt…

Na egal, der Herr Fraser hat das Spiel dann dem Herrn David Irving gezeigt.

October 17, 1998 (Saturday)
London, England

UP AT 9:15 a.m. with a headache. Black cab came for me at 10 a.m. To the triangle car park in Hyde Park. Jo Lapping waiting there and Nick Fraser turned up. We walked back to Speakers Corner. (I had refused, on grounds of taste, to be filmed at the Holocaust memorial, elsewhere in the park.) Nick said the Imperial War Museum had also refused to allow me to be filmed there, muttering something about „problems“ they had had after letting us hold the launch of Churchill’s War, vol. I on H.M.S. Belfast in 1987.

Interview went moderately well, except they sprang a minor ambush — a Monopoly-style game board, called Pogromly (in Fraktur), with gas chambers, jackboots, and the rest, which they claimed to have bought off neo Nazis in Germany (risking arrest in the process); as they left, Customs at Frankfurt asked what it was, and, told they were fiying to England to film somebody, the officer said: „Would that be Dr Irving!“ My fame precedes me.

As for the board, I said it was probably manufactured by agents provocateurs, and I told him of the hired Skinheads who would troop into the front rank of my audiences in Germany and give the Hitler salute and shout Siegheil. It looked of suspiciously good quality manufacture. I also mentioned the computer game, W.W.II, which is solemnly banned as subversive in Germany because players have a chance to tweak it so that Germany wins the war.

www.fpp.co.uk/Legal/BBC/RadDi171098.html

Damals war der Tino Brandt noch gar nicht als V-Mann bekannt. Intern schon, damit protzte er ja ständig, aber nach Aussen hin nicht. Das geschah erst 2001.

Irving erkannte sofort was Sache ist.

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