Elite German Unit Finds Time for Nazi Salutes Between Drug Trips
While mainstream outlets might tut-tut about 'isolated incidents,' one might wonder if Germany's decades-long project of coming to terms with its past has certain... blind spots. This isn't the first time; in 2017, the German military had to disband a company of its KSK special forces unit over similar far-right extremism, weapons hoarding, and, yes, Heil Hitler gestures. It's almost as if you
can't just wish away deeply entrenched ideologies by changing uniforms. Perhaps the real elite training involves multi-tasking: how to maintain peak physical condition for drug binges while simultaneously perfecting your Sieg Heils. The sheer dedication to their 'heritage' is almost admirable, in the most terrifying way possible. One must ask, how many 'probes' before Germany confronts the
uncomfortable truth that some ghosts never truly leave the barracks?