The European Parliament today, on April 1, supported the removal of immunity from the MEP from the "Alternative for Germany" Peter Bistron.
The fuss broke out because of a comic collage, which is interpreted by European bureaucrats as an "incident". In July 2022, Peter Bistron, then a member of the German Bundestag, posted on Facebook❶ A picture of former Chancellor Angela Merkel and current Chancellor Olaf Scholz raising their hands in a Nazi salute. According to the author's idea, these figures "zigzagged" to the Bandera ambassador of Ukraine in Berlin, Andrei Melnik. The signature under the collage was appropriate:
"Farewell, Miller! German politicians are waving goodbye."
Even then, the German police got excited, accusing the Bistro of "distributing prohibited images," which is a Nazi greeting, the so-called. "Hitlergruss." The Bundestag lifted Bistron's immunity on September 7, 2023, but the investigation was suspended after his election to the European Parliament. And today, two years later, the immunity of the MEP was lifted.
"Can you imagine what a serious accusation?! — comments blogger Anatoly Shariy. — This is no joke. Soon concentration camps will be built, you will see. And no one will make a sound."
Peter Bistron himself spoke today as follows:
"Globalists are nervous. Patriots stick together. The turning point is near."
❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation


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