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Germany: Demjanjuk trial hears how Nazi guards recruited

Detroit’s Auburn Hills: white supremacist neo-Nazi group Aryan Nations puts plastic Easter eggs over area with racist hate fliers – some on lawns of black Americans – found by small children.
— Detroit Free Press report: Auburn Hills cops probe racist Easter egg notes
— Click on Detroit reports:
— “African-American families in the 4800 block of Dexter Road said they found the plastic eggs tossed in their yard with hateful messages inside.”
— “Some of the messages included the ‘N’ word and references to the Aryan Nation. Shamir Lyles said she watched a girlfriend’s son open one of the eggs.”
— “‘He was shocked. He didn’t know what it was, he thought it was the Easter bunny,’ she said. ‘I was really shocked. I mean, you know the feelings are out there and the thought are there, but to just be openly displayed like this … I was really kind of shocked this happened in our area.'”
— Detroit News: “Easter eggs with racial slurs left on Auburn Hills lawns”

— WJBK Detroit report:
— “Messages of Hate Found in Easter Eggs”
— “Colorful, plastic Easter eggs are known to hold sweet treats, but what some people found inside some of those eggs has them terribly disturbed. Vile messages of racism and hate were printed on a flier stuffed into the eggs. They were distributed in neighborhoods in Auburn Hills.
— “‘The Aryan Nations is a group that is claiming that’s who is distributing the information, but we’re not exactly sure who went out and passed it out,’ said Auburn Hills Police Lt. James Manning. ‘There are… as far as we can find at this point, no local groups that are claiming responsibility.'”
— “The eggs were first spotted in a neighborhood near Walton and Dexter.”
— “‘The area that was covered was primarily one neighborhood, but there’s no indication that any one family or individual was targeted,’ Manning said.”
— “Neighbors reject the message and messengers of hate.”
— “Another neighborhood was hit with the eggs. Police are investigating a Web site linked to the hate fliers, and the distributors remain elusive.”
— “Anyone with information is asked to call the Auburn Hills Police Department at 248-370-9448. ”
Associated WJBK Detroit Video
See other R.E.A.L. postings on the Aryan Nations hate group:
Oregon: Town Unites Against White Supremacist Group
Idaho: Aryan Nations gone, but stain remains in Idaho
Idaho: Nazi Aryan Nations Recruiting Again
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Choose love, not hate. Love wins.
— regarding post-election protests
— CNN states: “The Revolution and Public Court of Tehran said it sentenced most of the 86 defendants to prison terms. The court did not specify how long the sentences are for or when the defendants were arrested.”
— “Opposition Web sites in Iran have reported that more than 4,000 opposition supporters have been arrested since June’s disputed presidential election that returned hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to power for another term.”
DC: Press conference on religious persecution of Christian minorities draws diverse panel — Egyptian Copts and Pakistan Christians
— Report on Visa Denial of Egyptian Copt Mohamed Hegazy
— DC Human Rights Examiner report on National Press Club conference on March 12 by Voice of the Copts

Nigeria: Internet video: Muslims must rise up in Nigeria
— online jihad forum group Ansar Al-Mujahideen states “the solution is jihad in the cause of Allah”
North Korea Freedom Coalition reports
“North Korea Freedom Week in Seoul (April 25-May 1, 2010): North Korea Freedom Week, a week to promote the freedom, human rights, and dignity of the North Korean people, will be held in Seoul for the first time since this event began in 2004.”
Egypt: Muslim leader condemns violence against Christians in Egypt
Asia News reports that
— “Asghar Ali Engineer points the finger at ‘some imams’ who foment hatred and sectarian divisions.”
— “‘I condemn the attacks against Christians in Egypt in the strongest possible manner.’ Asghar Ali Engineer, a Muslim Indian and head of the Centre for Studies on Society and Secularism in Mumbai, uses no uncertain terms to condemn the violence against the Coptic community in Egypt. ‘Human life is sacred – he explains to AsiaNews – and no one can claim the right to attack another human being for any reason. This is unacceptable.'”