Comment troller des néo-nazis

To be or not to be

(Un village allemand)

Tous les ans depuis 25 ans, à Wunsiedel en Allemagne, une poignée de néo-nazis a pris l'habitude de défiler dans le village. Les habitants en ayant assez ont organisé une "marche de charité" avec banderoles et bananes sur lesquelles était inscrit "Mein Kampf". A chaque mètre parcouru par le défilé néo nazi, 10€ étaient reversés par l'association "Exit Deutscland" (Une association pour aider à l'émigration des néo-nazis hors d'Allemagne). Plus le défilé était long, plus les fonds récoltés étaient importants. A l'arrivée, nos néo-nazis ont récolté 10 000€ pour leur propre expulsion d'Allemagne. Bien joué !

Wunsiedel in Upper Franconia – a small town with a big problem:a Nazi problem.

Because for over 25 years, each year hundreds of right-wing extremists have been coming here to march through Wunsiedel

The town feels helpless.

That’s why everything’s a little different in 2014.

Because we’ve secretly turned the Nazi march into something sensible:

Germany’s most involuntary walkathon.

The idea: For every metre the neo-Nazis march, 10 euros go to a very special opt- out scheme for precisely these neo-Nazis:

EXIT-Deutschland

The further they march the more money is collected.

In other words, with every step they take, the neo-Nazis campaign against neo-Nazis

and unwittingly finance their own exit from the extremists’ scene.

And the best thing is: They only find out when they’re already marching.

Punctually at 1.48 p.m., the “rightists against rightists” campaign officially gets under way.

For the first time in history, neo-Nazis are marching against themselves.

In keeping with a walkathon,motivating posters and banners encourage the participants to keep going –and make sure they don’t forget what they’re marching for –or rather, against.

Markings on the road keep the earnest-looking participants informed on how much money has been collected.And thought has been given to the right-wing radicals’ condition, too.

Bananas are being handed out as sustenance –

so that even the most unfit neo-fascists will manage to goose-step their way across the finish line in this donation run.

At 3.28 p.m. the neo-fascists have reached their goal:

10,000 euros for the neo- Nazi opt-out initiative EXIT-Deutschland.

10,000 euros to help right-wing extremists opt out of the right-wing extremist scene.

Personally collected by right-wing extremists.

Thank you to all the helpers and sponsors.

Thank you to the neo-Nazis for collecting donations.

Thank you for the Miracle of Wunsiedel.

Wunsiedel in Upper Franconia – a small town with a big idea.