Germany’s 'Nazi Legacy' Blocked Drones, Not Billions for Genocide
Politico, ever the astute observer of European military bureaucracy, reports that Germany cannot legally shoot down drones due to its 'Nazi legacy' – specifically, constitutional rules limiting the military's domestic role. It's a poignant struggle for sovereignty, apparently. One might almost forget Germany's Bundestag overwhelmingly approved the export of precision-guided missiles, air defense
systems, and 12,000 rounds of 120mm tank ammunition to Israel in July 2023, and again in March 2024, amidst a documented humanitarian catastrophe. So, a drone over Berlin is an existential legal quandary, but sending armaments to a government facing international accusations of genocide? That's just 'business as usual' – a 'legacy' no one in the mainstream media seems too concerned about
revisiting.