4 hours agoAlbanians do this even in the middle of Germany (FOTO)
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)“KLA” is written in large letters with bitumen on asphalt on a street in Bad Tölz, Germany's Bavaria country. And this has served as a motive for an article published in the Merkur newspaper, in which journalism raises concern whether this inscription should be treated as a condemned political message or just as [...]
“KLA” is written in large letters with bitumen on asphalt on a street in Bad Tölz, Germany's Bavaria country. And this has served as the motive for an article published in the Merkur newspaper, in which the journalist raises concern about whether this inscription should be treated as a condemned political message or just an offense.
It may not be, but it seems that the street worker has a little bit of an excess of bitumen and has written the inscription on it, says the report. In fact, it's been becoming the closure of the pits that have been caused by the destruction of asphalt, but “Somebody has used the opportunity to spread a political message”, broadcast albinfo.ch. In the middle of the vehicle track, the inscription “is blown in about a meter. KLA”
In seeking answers to whether such an act is punishable as political or not, the paper quotes the city's deputy police chief, who says things like that are normal in large cities, whether it be X-rays on walls or on the streets, as if at the latest. This is a time-out cause of material damage”, so not for the criminal act of political nature, as it would be if a Nazi cross was drawn or similar, was introduced albinfo.ch. Nazi signs present prison sentences of up to three years or fines.
While the journalist commemorates that in Bravaria constitution U n The CK is treated as “extremist organisation”. While her successor, KPC (and later KSF) does not inherit this appointment so she is not treated as an extremist organisation. It was created after the KLA's disappearance and as such represents a civil technical organisation, a spokesperson for the Baria Constitutional Court has told the newspaper.
Whether the inscription is handled with or without political weight, the author must be punished - even for causing material damage - by means of albinfo.ch. The responsible authorities are looking for the answer to whether the person who wrote the banner in question belongs to the firm that has done the work at the site mentioned or not.
