Germany removes crime of '"Preparing for an offensive w

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Germany removes crime of '"Preparing for an offensive war" from Criminal Code of the FRG: http://ursula-haverbeck.info/

'...Now JENEN has even succeeded in bringing down the article in the Basic Law, which still hindered her in her warlike intentions. Since January 1, 2017, the decision of the Bundestag has ceased to be Article 26 of the Basic Law, which stated unequivocally:

(1) Actions which are appropriate and which are undertaken with a view to disturbing the peaceful coexistence of the peoples, in particular the preparation of an attack war, are unconstitutional. They are to be punished.

Accordingly, the paragraph "Preparing for an offensive war", paragraph 80 Criminal Code has been deleted since 01.01.2017.

From the Criminal Code of the FRG:
"Anyone who prepares an attack (Article 26, para. 1 of the Basic Law), on which the Federal Republic of Germany is to be involved, and thus risks a war for the Federal Republic of Germany, will be punished with life imprisonment or imprisonment for under ten years So it was until 31 December 2016 in paragraph 80 of the FRG Criminal Code. Since today 0:00 o'clock there is no longer this paragraph. The law of § 80 StGB was deleted punctually for the New Year's Fireworks. This was the result of a decision of the German Bundestag, which had already been adopted on 1 December 2016. With the attack war save, § 80 a "Aufspacheln zum Angriffskrieg" was also changed. From today on he is called "Aufstacheln zum Verbrechen der Aggression".

The Bundestag of the FRG was followed by a resolution of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Consumer Protection, with its abolition of the war-war section. Moreover, the legal website "lists buzer.de ˮ accurately on any amendment to CCAIL which come into force on 1 January 2017:

See also: http / www.buzer.de / gesetz / 12344 / index.htm

Comment:
The Germans as a member of NATO therefore have absolutely no way to withdraw the article of the Basic Law by refusing to participate in a war of aggression. The version modified in accordance with § 80a StGB is just as bad. So far it was said that "incitement to the assault war" is punishable, now it is called "incitement to the crime of aggression"......'

The article is 'translated' from German by automatic translation.