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"I will just cancel their citizenship..."


The following comments from Ole Kreiberg relate to his expressed desire to round up Danish citizens and deport them, by force if need be, using a combination of financial incentive, concentration camps, volunteer police units and the suspension of legislative and judicial rights.

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From: Ole Kreiberg
Date: November 30, 1995
Message-ID: <T9SlmOev1GAU065yn@login.dknet.dk>

An excellent English translation of my proposal. No flaws and distortions. However I must strongely emphasize that there would be absolutely no reductions in the level of social welfare for the Danish people, as well as there would be no changes in the system of government. The plan for the repatriation of people, who ethnically and culturally are a part of the third world, will of course not be implemented without the political will of the majority of the ethnic Danish populution.

Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 20:29:07 +0100
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[Mike Stein]

If other countries were not willing to accept all the people you don't want, what would you do about it? To coin a phrase, what would your "final solution" be, Mr. Kreiberg? Inquiring minds want to know.

My "final solution" would be patience over and over again. First all foreign aid to the third world would be cancelled. This will make 2 billion dollars per year available for the implementation of the "final solution". Some of this money could be spend on loans or even gifts to countries willing to cooperate. Also lavish sums of money could be paid to the Swiss banking accounts of cooperative rulers of those countries. In the case of Africa one could say that first the rulers of Africa earned a lot of money by selling some of their fellow African to European slavetraders a few centuries ago, and now they earn a lot of money by taking them back. The introduction of the Negro slavery was one of worst and most loathsome mistakes in the history of European colonialism. These people were taken away from their natural homeland. Now time has come to make things good again. You appologize to them and put them back where you once took them from.

In the last resort when everything else has failed, various military means could be used toward eventual recalcitrant countries. European countries sharing the same problems could together create military beach heads in some of these countries, then land the undesired persons and quickly retreat. If this was done to one or two countries I think the rest may be more easily persuaded by loans, gifts and money in the Swiss banking accounts of their rulers. Again invasions of foreign countries and even kidnapping their head of state seem to be a specialty of the USA such as it was done to Panama a few years ago. How many times has the USA invaded it's Latin-American neighbours in order to interfere political in the internal affairs of these countries? Are the above mentioned proposals to solve the problems of recalcitrant countries, which deny to take people of their own kind of people back, worse than the way the USA often is dealing with the internal affairs of it's neighbouring countries? I guess not.

However I hope that little by little ethnic cleansing would become an accepted and worldwide phenomenon, so that the countries could cooperate out of mutual interests in order to make the cleansing as efficient and humane as possible. E.g. how about an independent and ethnic cleansed Curdistan and Tibet? Sounds great to me.

Date: December 3, 1995
Message-ID: <BrSmmOev1Oy0065yn@login.dknet.dk>

I proposed that those who left within one year should receive 70000 DKR (13000$). So why should they be stripped of their property? Furthermore private property is inviolable according to the Danish constitution. Denmark is a wealthy country, so of course they should be allowed to take everything with them that they have gained in a legal manner.

[...]

Before 1965 Denmark was almost 100 per cent ethnic homogeneous. If you convert all new citizenships issued to citizens of non-European descent after this year, the problem would be as good as solved.

Concerning the Jews. There have always been very few Jews in Denmark. There- fore there have not been so much resentment towards them either. (Of course there was the so-called Jew feud back in 1819, where Danish mobs overall in the country dragged the Jews out of their houses in order to beat them up. If the Danish military had not come to their rescue, the number of Jews in Denmark today would have been even smaller. The king in those days was probably very nervous of what unauthorized riots could turn into, having in mind what happened to the French king a few decades earlier).

Almost all the Danish Jews support Zionism. According to the Zionist ideology all Jews are, no matter where they live, really of Israeli nationality. According to Zionism the Jews are not just a religious group but a nationality. Some decades ago the Israeli head of state Ben Gurion once said to the Danish jews during a visit to Denmark, that they should all come to Israel and settle. He even said something like that those who rejected were traitors to the Jewish cause. (In november 1975 a majority of all the nations of the world in the UN General Assembly in november 1975, declared Zionism a racist ideology). However most danish Jews got their citizensship before 1965 and there is less than 10000.

Date: January 2, 1996
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[Mr. Edeiken]

Why don't you tell us again about your plan to have armed groups of vigilantes round up foriegners and throw them into concentration camps, nazi boy?

[Mr. Kreiberg]

This particular corps will of course still be a part of the police force, and therefore assigned to the Department of Justice. Therefore the Administration of Justice Act will fully apply to this corpse. Remember only members of the police and military can be members. There will no "vigilantes" and concentration camps. There will be temporary transit camps, and only people belonging to non-European races will be sent back to the parts of the world, where they naturally belong.

[Dr. Mittleman]

And Ashkenazi Jews will be sent where?

[Mr. Kreiberg]

There are no plans concerning the Jews. Remember that most Danish Jews became citizens before 1965 and are therefore not supposed to have their citizenship reconsidered. If individual Jews act disloyal and subversive against the implementation of the plan, or against the interest of the nation, a one way ticket to Israel could be the consequence. There are less than ten thousand Jews in Denmark. Therefore the problem is not very big, if there is a significant problem at all.

Date: January 4, 1996
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[Mr. Edeiken]

In other words armed vigilantes will round up the foriegn element and pack them off to concentration camps. "A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose. . . ."

[Mr. Kreiberg]

There will be no vigilantes. It will be regular members of the policeforce in a regular police unit. The only extraordinary feature will be that the members have volunteered for this particular task, and that they may have military units for back-up in emergency situations. The reason for creating this branch of the police is to avoid forcing any members of the police into this kind of task against their will. It is the same with the Danish NATO-force in Bosnia. Only volunteers are sent to Bosnia. In the Vietnam war, thousands of American young men were forced to participate against their will, and this had a very demoralizing effect on the whole operation. Only members of the police who approve of the creation of ethnic homogenity by deportation of the third world element, will have to participate. This has nothing to do with nazism. Remember that the USA every day rounds up and deports dozens of illegal aliens who have illegally crossed the border between the USA and Mexico.

Date: April 14, 1996
Message-ID: <khDSnOev1SYN065yn@login.dknet.dk>

[Mr. Kreiberg]

Yes, it is the policy to have them deported in a quiet and smooth manner as possible. They will receive money for leaving the country voluntarily within two years. Only those who refuse to leave will have to stay temporarily in those transit-camps. Even after the expiry of the respite of two years those who cooperate will be able to receive a smaller amount of money and leave in full dignity. As little fuss as possible should be made around these people. Therefore they should keep all their social rights and live normal lives until they will be picked up late at night one family group or single individual at a time in the course of e.g. one year. Big groups from the same place at a time could create unnecessary and unwanted tension. You just pick somebody out here and there and thereby put pressure on the rest in order to make them cooperate. They will of course all be notified of the expiry of the respite and the consequences of not cooperating (that is tranfer to temporary transit-camps) in good time.

[Mr. Litt]

No let me aks you what you would do if the government came for YOU because you were a neo-Nazi, took you in the middle of the night, put you in a camp and held you there, and then deported you.

[Mr. Kreiberg]

I can only say that banishment has been abolished centuries ago.

[Mr. Litt]

Ten bucks says you'd be hollering about the government infringing your rights.

[Mr. Kreiberg]

The way I see it, I have those right because I am an ethnic Dane, and I do not want to share them with undesired ethnic groups.

[Mr. Litt]

You're a sick, sick boy.

[Mr. Kreiberg]

On the contrary, I stand for common sense and sanity. The first law of nature is self-preservation. This law applies to nations and ethnic groups as well. I do not want to rule over other ethnic groups (supremacy) and being consistent I symphatize with all other ethnic groups striving to preserve themselves. I feel that I have politically more in common with e.g. Louis Farrakhan and the NOI than I have with so-called liberal Whites (that is anti-White Whites).

Date: April 30, 1996
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[Mr. Kreiberg]

Some monthes ago I had a discussion in one of the Danish newsgroups on whether it would be realistic one day to implement a repatriation of all the undesired third world immigrants and "refugees" in Denmark. I thought so and made the following blueprint for the re-creation of an ethnic homogeneous country:

[...]

1. Firstly, a political majority for this solution must be achieved. I.e. a majority of the population would have voted in advance on one or more parties which have such a home return in their program.

2. Next, a suitable legislation will be put into effect in order to implement the above. It will perhaps on certain occasions be necessary to have referenda on constitutional changes before the legislation can be carried through. All international treaties which could be in the way, will be cancelled immediately.

3. A special corps made up of volunteers from the police and the military will be created for the purpose of fighting unrest or the like in connection with carrying out the plan.

4. All who do not have a Danish citizenship, and who ethnically and culturally do not have their roots in Europe (or are descended from Europeans who live outside Europe), will be expelled to the countries in which they are citizens after a respite of two years. However, e.g. 70000 crowns plus travel will be granted to those who leave the country voluntarily within the first year and e.g. 35000 crowns plus travel will be payed to those who leave the country voluntarily within the second year.

5. Next, all citizenships granted after 1965 will be examined. All persons and their children who fall under the unwanted category mentioned above, will have their citizenships changed to temporary B-citizenships. (Persons with double citizenship will however be deprived of any form of Danish citizenship straight off.) A voluntary home return arrangement similar to that in point 4, will be offered.

6. On several desert Danish islands so-called transit camps will be established for placement of those persons who for one reason or the or other have not left the country voluntarily within the two year respite of which they had been informed individually by Danish authorities. It is very important to state that nobody will be held against his own will. Everyone can go wherever he or she wishes, except back to Denmark. The camps will have the status of international territories under Danish administration. Visits to these camps by irrelevant persons will only be allowed after applying for a visa which in practice will be granted only exceptionally. Connected to the camps there will be special offices which exclusively work at finding a new country for the transit guests to settle in. Transit guests who after a long wait in those dreary camps, will think of a country which will receive them, will have the right to be transferred within 24 hours to a fenced-off transit hotel, specially constructed for this purpose, in the Kastrup airport, From there, the persons concerned will be sent with the first available flight to the country which will receive them.

[...]

Only people who refuse to leave will be placed in these camps. As soon as they stop their refusal to leave, they are free to go where ever they wish except back to Denmark.

Date: August 17, 1996
Message-ID: <ihb5oOev1iFO065yn@login.dknet.dk>

I will just cancel their citizenship and then treat them as illegal aliens, that is all. The ideal would be to have them deported as quickly as possible from those transitcamps

Message-ID: <nyb5oOev1qDR065yn@login.dknet.dk>

Furthermore having a bunch of unreliable and random organised civilians to do a job like this make no sense. I have only talked about the formation of a special police unit to handle the job.

[Mr. Edeiken]

Composed of "volunteers." i.e. vigilantes.

[Mr. Kreiberg]

Yes composed of voluntary policemen. How can policemen performing policework be regarded as vigilantes? The reason for making the participation in this work voluntarily is that some policemen may be against it of political or other reasons.

Date: August 22, 1996
Message-ID: <uO37oOev1OXO065yn@login.dknet.dk>

I will never try to implement those policies before I have a majority of the population behind me.

[...]

I count that similiar movements for the creation of ethnic homogeity will arise in other European countries. I would of course hesitate in implementing it if it only was possible in Denmark.

[...]

Opinion polls in Denmark show that 72 per cent of population are against the multiethnic society. Opinion polls made by the European Union show that Denmark is that country where the largest percentage of the population is against the presence of immigrants and "refugees" from the third world.

[...]

What is so inhumane about asking e.g. a Turk to live in Turkey. There already live millions of Turks in Turkey. Is that inhumane too?

[...]

It may be reprehensible to you, but you are not a part of the majority. If there are something in a democracy like the Danish you do not like you reject it with the ballot paper. The Danish naziparty that always has been a legal party has never scored more than 2 per cent of the ballot and the communist no more than 10 per cent. This is the way you do it in a democracy. If people find my message reprehensible they will certainly show that by the ballot paper. And without a majority in the parliament I would not be able to implement my plan..

[...]

Measures will of course be taken to avoid blodshet and chaos. We have of course learned from failures elsewhere.

Newsgroups: alt.censorship,alt.revisionism,soc.culture.europe,soc.culture.german
Subject: Ken McVay's wild lies and distortions
Date: September 13, 1996
Message-ID: <T7KEoOev1aPM065yn@login.dknet.dk>

In article <517kr0$6re@nizkor.almanac.bc.ca>, Ken McVay OBC wrote:

Most people certainly do understand the difference, Mr. Kreiberg, although you aren't one of them. You, after all, are a man who supports the right of the Danish state to arrest and forcibly deport Danish citizens.

You are lying and distorting. I could not even dream of thinking of deporting Danish citizens. I have only spoken of cancelling certain citizenship which should not have been granted in the first place. When no longer being Danish citizens they will be asked to leave the country. Furthermore I could never dream of advocating the arrest of somebody who leave the country within a certain respite. Only people who refuse to leave the country after they have lost legal rights to stay, will be interned until they change their mind and leave.

Will you take them to concentration camps first, and make them believe they are "criminal," Mr. Kreiberg? After all, being Jewish isn't against the law in Denmark these days, is it? You, however, using "volunteer police," will arrest, detain, and deport these Jewish Danes, if, God forbid, your flavour of creep ever gains power in Denmark.

You are grossly lying again. I have never spoken about deporting the Danish Jews. Even the leaders of the German occupation administration in Denmark during WW2, Renthe Fink and later Dr. Werner Best, stated that there was not a Jewish problem in Denmark and recommended the German government not to take any action against the Danish Jews. There have always been less than ten thousand Jews in Denmark. Furthermore I have only talked about cancelling certain citizensships issued after 1965. Most Danish Jews have been much longer in the country.


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