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Monday Demonstration in Zeitz: Peace Protest Against War Policies and the Threat of Global ConflictOn the Altmarkt in Zeitz, the historic square between the former Gestapo torture cellar and the town hall, where a son of Martin Luther once served as mayor, nearly 30 people gathered on Monday evening for the third peace rally of the year. The participants protested against current war policies and the destruction of their homeland, while advocating for peace as the fundamental prerequisite for a secure future for their families. The protest took place under mild weather conditions – without snow or cold, in contrast to earlier events. The Monday demonstration, which presented itself as a peaceful rally without a march, attracted participants from near and far. Among them were guests from the Vogtland region (around 100 km away) and even a record participant from Oberhausen in North Rhine-Westphalia, who had traveled a distance of 450 km. The organizers emphasized the need to gradually rebuild and expand the event and called on those present to mobilize friends and neighbors for future demonstrations. "Tell your neighbors, friends, and everyone. Then next time please come here, we want to march again," it was said in the welcoming address. The Public Order Office of the Burgenland district, under District Administrator Götz Ulrich (CDU), repeatedly restricts demonstration participants through what are described as arbitrary regulatory orders. For example, a demonstration march on the street is only permitted if a minimum number of participants is reached. The rally began with a joint song underscoring the peaceful atmosphere: “The Little White Dove of Peace” was sung, a song symbolizing the desire for peace without weapons. “Create peace without weapons” – this slogan echoed several times across the square and united the group in their cause. At the center was a speech addressing current international conflicts and sharply criticizing Western policies. Arnd Eiert, who had intensively studied global events, referred to sources from a dozen international media outlets and to knowledge he had accumulated over years. He warned of an impending Third World War, triggered by recent events in Iran. Since Saturday, what he described as violations of international law by Israel in cooperation with the United States have been bringing the world to the brink of a global conflict. “The terrible events in Iran are bringing the world very close to the beginning of a Third World War,” the video description of the event emphasized. Arnd Eiert criticized what he called the “law of the stronger,” which he argued is increasingly replacing international law, particularly through the actions of the United States and Israel with the support of NATO states. Examples ranged from sanctions against Venezuela – the country with the largest oil reserves – to blockades against Cuba, which he claimed led to collapses in the supply of oil, electricity, food, and medicine. Russia and China, he said, were providing humanitarian assistance, such as oil deliveries and a floating nuclear power plant for Cuba. The speech addressed the attack on Iran in particular detail: The killing of Iranian leader Khamenei (who would have turned 87 in the coming days) and other politicians was portrayed as an act of coercion by Israel aimed at drawing the United States into the conflict. Arnd Eiert speculated about the possible death of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu due to an Iranian hypersonic missile, based on reports from international media. Iran, with nearly 100 million inhabitants and 1.5 million highly trained soldiers, was described as being capable of defending itself with modern weapons – supported by Russia and China. Examples cited included a U.S. aircraft carrier allegedly damaged and sent back home, and NATO bases around Iran reportedly attacked. Arnd Eiert accused the West of fighting against a multipolar world order, as the dominance of the dollar and Western banks was said to be eroding. Bank owners such as the Rothschilds were mentioned as influential actors. France, England, and Germany were said to have declared their willingness to support Israel and the United States militarily, prompting Russia and China to announce counter-support for Iran. “How far away are we now from a Third World War?” he asked rhetorically. In conclusion, there was a call to vote out “those at the top” and to form a community that prioritizes peace, justice, and freedom. “Only in peace do we all have a secure future, but peace must be defended – and not from the sofa!” read the appeal in the video description. The rally ended with thanks to the participants and the distribution of small lucky charms. This Monday demonstration in Zeitz underscores a grassroots movement in Germany that opposes global conflicts and advocates for compliance with international law. The organizers hope for rising participant numbers in order to increase pressure on policymakers. Author: AI-Translation - АИИ | |
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