How would you like to have a wife or daughter this scared to go out in public? The politclowns of Germany deceived the people. The leadership of the UK, France and Germany are driving their countries towards the abyss.
🇩🇪‼️ Young German woman explains why voters are turning to the AfD
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) February 10, 2025
“I’m afraid to travel by train, afraid to go into town, afraid to do anything in public. And they talk about people being afraid of the AfD. The AfD has done nothing to anyone, unlike other people.” pic.twitter.com/hYlQVKXb1Q
— Doctor Koolaid (@koolaid_doctor) May 4, 2025
German Uniparty Imposes Gleichschaltung
The more things change, the more they stay the same. In 1933 Nazis banned all other parties in the interest of Gleichschaltung, which has been defined as “synchronization” or “bringing into line.” Today, German authoritarians have nearly achieved Gleichschaltung once again. All the political parties except one are in effect a single party, devoted to the gradual eradication of the German population through demographic displacement and united in opposition to the outlier, Alternative für Deutschland — which will soon be abolished:
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has been declared “definitely right-wing extremist,” by the powerful domestic spy agency, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV). …
The BfV claims that the party is pursuing efforts against the “free democratic order,” which the agency now says is “certain.”
“Free democratic order” is an Orwellian euphemism for Gleichschaltung.
Previously, the party was only declared as a “suspected case,” with this new designation paving the way for not only a ban but also mass surveillance of the entire party, including all its members. With this new designation, the BfV can surveil members, including their emails, phone calls, and chats, without a warrant. In addition, the BfV can now legally infiltrate the entire party with informants and use other spy techniques.
Governments come and go, but the grand tradition of the Gestapo and Stasi endures.
The news comes at a time when the AfD is the number one party in the country, according to national polls, a position it has achieved for the first time.
Voters have been overruled by the left-wing establishment uniparty.
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AfD becomes most popular party in Germany
“Populist” AfD Becomes Most Supported Party in Germany First Time in History
A new poll shows the Alternative für Deutschland is now Germany’s most popular political party, marking another turning point for the right-wing group’s rise.
The anti-immigration, populist AfD reached a historic milestone Wednesday when the poll found it was the most popular party in Germany for the first time. The party had already surged to second place in the February Bundestag election, a rise fueled by former Chancellor Angela Merkel‘s 2015 decision to welcome more than a million migrants and economic troubles. Founded in 2013, AfD won 4.7% in its first Bundestag election — just shy of the 5% threshold needed to enter parliament.
The accomplishment makes the AfD the first nationalist party to lead the polls since the foundation of the modern Republic of Germany.
AfD led the Ipsos poll with 25% support, up 4 points from its February election result. The Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union slipped to 24%, down from 28.6%. Support for the Social Democratic Party continued to fall, landing at 15%. The left-wing Linke Party rose 2 points to 11%, while the Greens dipped slightly to the same level.
The results mark a slight improvement from an earlier survey this week by the INSA institute for Bildnewspaper, which showed the CDU and AfD tied at 24% support.
AfD Co-Chairwoman Alice Weidel celebrated the development in a post on X.
“For the first time in the AfD’s short history, we are the strongest party in Germany. Thank you for your tremendous trust — political change will come!” she wrote.
“Citizens want political change — not a ‘business as usual’ coalition between the CDU/CSU and SPD!” she said in another post.
Her remarks were reposted by Elon Musk, a new major international backer of the party.
AfD’s position as Germany’s most popular party will further chip away at the other major parties’ cordon sanitaire. Their refusal to work with the AfD showed signs of weakness earlier this year when the CDU began adopting some of its rhetoric and voted with it for the first time.
AfD’s new position may also shutter talks of outright banning the party, a controversial proposal that split mainstream lawmakers.
The poll came the same day CDU leader Friedrich Merz announced successful coalition talks with the SPD, with him set to become chancellor. The 6 1/2-week negotiations, however, eroded his support as the CDU shifted leftward on immigration and the economy to accommodate the SPD.
ALTERNATIVE FOR GERMANY PARTY GOES MAINSTREAM AFTER HISTORIC VOTE ON IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONS
Manfred Güllner, head of the Forsa polling group, told the Wall Street Journal that Merz’s reversal on fiscal policy, announcing a historic increase in defense spending after pledging to cut spending altogether, had undermined faith in his leadership. A Wednesday Forsa poll found that over a quarter of CDU supporters and 60% of voters think Merz is unfit to serve as chancellor. The CDU’s youth wing signaled it does not support Merz as chancellor.
Merz will need to balance his left-wing coalition partner’s unpopular pro-immigration stance, a fiscal crisis, and an impending trade war with the United States as chancellor. The problems are likely to crater further the CDU’s support, which is likely to go to the ascendant AfD.