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In the tumultuous German election campaign, which has been rocked by jaw-dropping US interference, a spate of violent attacks and rare fears for the country’s political stability, all eyes have been locked on the party most likely to finish second - they did indeed finish second 21% vote
Blnymph Staggering to watch JD Vance and Musk interfere in the German election. JD Vance Davos speech to the world was a site (shitshow) to behold, not sure if you caught that one.
What began as a professors’ party opposing eurozone bailout packages has morphed in just 12 years into an ever more radical force, feeding on anti-migrant sentiment and incorporating neo-Nazis into its ranks.
Germany built its postwar identity – with the fundamental help of the Americans – around preventing parties like the AfD from gaining power.
But high-profile votes of confidence from Tesla tycoon Elon Musk and US vice-president JD Vance, who met the AfD leader in Munich last week, have only reinforced the impression that the wind is at the party’s back.
Even as the other parties reject any cooperation with the AfD, which is under surveillance by security authorities for suspected extremism, it has successfully shifted the debate to focus on its central talking points.
Analysis by Die Zeit showed that parties deep into the leftist spectrum had adopted the AfD’s rhetoric, particularly on crime and immigration, allowing the issues to dominate the campaign at the expense of the shaky economy, the climate crisis and threats to European security.
But language that only a year ago was considered anathema, such as calls for “remigration” or mass deportations of foreigners and citizens deemed to be unassimilated, are now commonplace among AfD supporters and leaders.
Riding a wave of populist-nativist momentum that has swept across countries including Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, Austria and Finland, the AfD looks poised to capture a historic one in five votes as it expands from its heartland in the former communist east, deep into the western rust belt.
Blnymph and Boscox the Afd, Reform UK, GOP/Maga, Fascism and Communism, Putin's of the world, are fundamentally all the same parties.
Most countries peoples concerns in the world are
Cost of Living
Immigration
Health care
If a fascist/communist type party, Left, Central or Right, wants to get into power they have to exploit those three.
With Afd, Maga, Putins of the world to exploit them more they label all groups as Untermensch Blynmph that's means subhuman in German I think?
Immigrants are the new Untermensch as decreed by the likes of Trump Maga Heritage foundation project 2025, AfD, Reform UK, Putin's of the world. That is what Adolf Hitler did. Stalin did the same. All dictators find their Untermensch.
Most people of the right wont vote centre or left no matter how much damage their original party Right in power damaged the world and did not fix what many of their supporters were told those right wing parties were going to fix. They then turn to a different type of right/fascist party; three examples being Reform UK, AfD and Maga.
I see little difference from Maga than the Nazi party. Maga are up in arms about woke, Gays, trans - as well as immigrants, and have labelled them all public enemy number 1. As is the "systems" and Fed agencies for our american friends, and European Union - Scotland voted overwhelming to remain in that one but in many matter the UK(england) parliament are our dark over lords. That was fought on UK bigotry with lots of help from Russia and places like American I suspect - America will fear Europe as a rival when cohesive will surpass the "power" that is America. Putin's reason are similar with the added bonus of separating some Europeans from America not just the rest of Europe.
AfD began in the old soviet east German. I know per capita Germany gives and invest more money to olde East Germany than West Blnymph?
All countries systems are corrupt but the degree varies wildly. Russia being one of the most corrupt. There are still remnants of that type of corruption in olde Europe's east post soviet states and countries. Even after the fall of communism the next governments usually split the corruption money loot and spoils, 70%(winner) of country election 30%(losers).
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