They “discovered” it the same way europeans “discovered” America. It’s 15 minutes from a paved road. Even if it was two days into the jungle there’s no way local people didn’t know about this.
Chicleros from the Yucatan peninsula know the jungle very well. They stay in the jungle for months at times, national borders practically don’t exist and there’s some path to get anywhere if you’re willing to hike multiple days and manage to get water and food, which they do.
That’s what your message implies and yes you did use that word.
Alright, I’ll bite.
You should read up on the current government and political landscape in Germany. You can’t just generalize all of Germany down to nazis. That’s just not true. That being said, yes, the right is pretty popular in Germany, if you count the far right and right together it’s roughly 60%. Though the right wing party from ops article has so far refused to work with the far right. We’ll see if that holds.
Edit: the far right party (AfD) are actual nazis, the right wing party (CDU), as much as one might dislike them, are not.
Would be pretty cool if what the Hague says had any real power and wasn’t only a political thing without enforcement.