It is offensive that every scribbler appears to be obliged to stick a “right-wing” label on the AfD.
The AfD is a slightly Conservative Party, their policies are no different from what the half-assed conservative CDU used to be 30-40 years ago. You could even call the AfD mildly patriotic social democrats. You could also accuse them of wanting to make Germany “Great Again”. It is important that they take their rightful place in politics if the facade of ‘democracy’ is to be kept alive.
GERMAN POLL SHOCKER:
Alice Weidel’s Right-Wing AfD Surges to the Top and Is Now Tied with Incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU
After the rather disappointing results in the latest elections in Germany that saw Friedrich Merz and his CDU Globalist ‘conservatives’ as the most-voted party, there are increasing signs that the German people isn’t letting up,
After Merz betrayed his voters and sought a coalition with the very same horrible parties (SPD and Greens) that led the failed and unpopular Olaf Scholz government we learned that Poll Shows 73% of German Voters ‘Feel Deceived’ by Incoming Chancellor Merz’s Spending Spree Plans – Right-Wing AFD Party Keeps Rising and It’s Within 4 Points of ‘Conservative’ CDU.
As the coalition talks extend, we observe a rapid crumbling of CDU’s poll numbers, with a simultaneous rise in preference for the right.
So now, for the first time, the INSA Sunday trend commissioned by the German tabloid BILD shows the AfD tied with the CDU/CSU Union in a major survey.
Alice Weidel’s party is now the strongest political force in Germany, with 24 percent preference, same level as CDU/CSU.
BILD reported (translated from the German):
“The jubilation and euphoria in the ranks of the AfD are correspondingly great! Early in the morning shortly after 8 a.m., co-party leader spoke out on social media and wrote on X (formerly: Twitter): ‘We have caught up with the CDU/CSU. Thanks to everyone!’. Alice Weidel”
We’ve come to the point where, as BILD states, ‘the nightmare of many Union politicians has come true’: they haven’t even formed their coalition yet, and are already collapsing in the polls – all while the right-wing ‘bogeyman’ AfD surges.
“In a letter published shortly afterwards by the AfD parliamentary group, Weidel goes even further. Her analysis of the survey: “The citizens do not want another left-wing government in which CDU/CSU the policy of SPD and Green dictate.” The party leader triumphs: “There is no way around the AfD!”
“Markus Frohnmaier (34), vice chairman of the parliamentary group and Weidel confidant, sees it similarly, he told BILD: ‘Friedrich Merz has brazenly fooled the citizens with the debt brake and in migration policy – now this deception is blowing up in his face’.
Frohnmaier sees the AfD already on the way to becoming the new, sole number one in Germany: ‘This is not a snapshot, this is the beginning of a turnaround. In the next few weeks, we will leave the Union behind us’.”
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The Islamic occupation of Germany is in progress.
— Naomi Seibt (@SeibtNaomi) March 30, 2025
Germans don’t have enough children,
Muslim migrants do.
But they don’t pay taxes.
Middle class taxpayers are German AfD voters, the last backbone of our deteriorating country.
The Great replacement is real. 🇩🇪 pic.twitter.com/nMBcYqviyp
Election Over, Back to Displacing Germans
The election is over. Germans had a chance to pretend they have a say. Now back to business as usual:
The German government has resumed flights for Afghan refugees from Pakistan after a temporary suspension during the election campaign. …
Flights for Afghan refugees were paused ahead of the election due to concerns over immigration and political optics. The decision followed a series of high-profile crimes committed by Afghan nationals, which fueled fears that further arrivals could strengthen the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
The resumption of flights signals Germany’s continued commitment to Afghan resettlement, despite ongoing concerns over security and public safety.
The only alternative to business as usual is second-place AfD — which has been shut out of coalitions. As the German population is displaced by Muslim colonists and their multitudinous offspring, it will become increasingly difficult for AfD to achieve the absolute majority required to save the country from demographic eradication.
