Maja T. is a hero and their picture clearly shows the confidence in a human being who knows they stand on the right side of history kicking Nazi butt.

This part is deeply regrettable:

Last year, Germany’s Constitutional Court found Maja T. could face discriminatory treatment and said an extradition should not proceed.

But the ruling came too late to stop the handover, as police in Germany had already delivered Maja T. to Hungarian authorities by helicopter in an overnight operation in 2024.

A note concerning the Nazis:

In February 2023, far-right groups from across Europe gathered in Budapest to commemorate the anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

The so-called Day of Honour marked an attempt in 1945 by the German Wehrmacht, the Waffen-SS, and their Hungarian collaborators to break through a Soviet siege of the city.

The commemoration is tolerated by the Hungarian authorities.

Yeah, of course it’s tolerated by Nazi Orban.

Between 9 and 11 February 2023, about 20 alleged left-wing extremists from Antifa Ost, a militant far-left multinational group also known as the “hammer gang”, attacked people with batons, rubber hammers and pepper spray at several places in Budapest.

Nice how the Nazis had their rears kicked. I am told that this is the way Nazis are supposed to be treated - if not worse.

I hope Antifa Ost’s numbers swell.