Allegiance to New World Order may be required of KrautReich Athletes

[Reuters]
Germany may force sports stars to make a commitment to democracy, a
ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, days after a national rower quit the
Olympic village following reports that her boyfriend was a neo-Nazi. The
case of Nadja Drygalla, whose partner has been a member of the far-right
National Democratic Party (NPD), has ignited a debate in Germany about
extremism in sport, although the rower denies holding far-right views
herself ... As part of a regular review of guidelines on sport funding,
the Interior Ministry is considering insisting that top clubs and
associations make a formal commitment to democratic values.

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Davey Crockett
Flying the Flag of the English
The Flag of Hengest and Horsa

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Davey Crockett wrote:

[Reuters]
Germany may force sports stars to make a commitment to democracy, a
ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, days after a national rower quit the
Olympic village following reports that her boyfriend was a neo-Nazi. The
case of Nadja Drygalla, whose partner has been a member of the far-right
National Democratic Party (NPD), has ignited a debate in Germany about
extremism in sport, although the rower denies holding far-right views
herself ... As part of a regular review of guidelines on sport funding,
the Interior Ministry is considering insisting that top clubs and
associations make a formal commitment to democratic values.

A classic case of Unclear on the Concept.

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Michael Press