By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
Independent voices from the TWT Communities
More than 900 police officers raided homes and clubhouses of suspected neo-Nazis in a crackdown in a western German state on Thursday, seizing far-right propaganda material, computer hard drives and a wide variety of weapons, the region's top security official said.
German state authorities on Wednesday accused the organizer of last weekend's Love Parade techno festival of major security breaches which may have led to the crush that killed 21 people and injured more than 500.
"This shows the close links between this right-extremist party and the neo-Nazi scene in North Rhine-Westphalia," said Ralf Jaeger, the state's interior minister.
Authorities raided a total of 146 buildings in 32 North Rhine-Westphalia cities and towns, Mr. Jaeger said.
