Kruska
Diamond Member
Chapter I.Far-Right Party Heads For Its Strongest Result Yet In Germany's Election
Alternative for Germany is also fielding its first candidate to lead the country.
Even though it’s highly unlikely to take a share of power soon, it has become a factor that other politicians can’t ignore and helped shape Germany’s debate on migration.
This is how Trump got started. At first everyone laughed. No way he would win.
The far-right party first entered Germany’s national parliament eight years ago on the back of discontent with the arrival of large numbers of migrants in the mid-2010s, and curbing migration remains its signature theme. But the party has proven adept at harnessing discontent with other issues: Germany’s move away from fossil fuels, restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic and support for Ukraine after Russia’s full-scale invasion nearly three years ago.
So don't think this can't happen in Germany AGAIN! You probably have the same number of liberals in Germany as we have here in America. And what about the people in Germany who don't vote now but will vote for this new party? This is what happened here in America.
24% of German's don't vote. This new conservative power will get them to vote. And a lot of people will leave the liberal party. Watch.
You are missing out onto the IMO main factor, that differentiates Germany vastly from the USA, which is Germany's multi party landscape.
It certainly is a negative when it comes to forming a "capable" coalition government.
It's however a huge benefit when it comes to segregating/providing a political home for radical parties - but keeping them out from being able to influence or passing laws through parliament.
German's in majority don't need some radical party to point out known and disliked political decisions. The frustration about migrants and the absurd political handling of social benefits to them, and more or less allowing them to be above the law - hasn't gone unnoticed at all.
After the conservative party CDU/CSU had decided to change it's standing on that matter - reporters asked the "hilarious" question:
Okay, so now what differentiates the CDU/CSU from the AfD?
Well - it's understood that such questions had been brought in by Lefty/Libs - simply trying to falsely highlight that a "reasonable" migrant policy - would be on par with the AfD's hardcore program.
In the past 8 month however, the two strongest parties have made it evidentially clear to themselves and the public, that Germany's factual problems are not migration, but the future economic and energy layout/policy of the country.
And the AfD has again demonstrated, that it has no clue nor the heads "experts", to come up with a profound plan as to how to tackle this issue. - but simply complaining and pointing out well known issues, and highlighting the migrant issue - just as MAGA's.
Chapter II.
What might very well cause a huge reorientation in German and European politics, is the present betrayal by the present US administration in regards to it's European NATO members and Ukraine. As usual the USA kickes off the problem that results in a war - and then tries to run away from it - leaving it's allies in chaos. See, Syria, Lybia, Iraq, Afgahnistan and now Ukraine.
China !! all the time the USA has been crying about China planing to attack Taiwan etc, etc. - thus getting NATO, Japan, S-Korea, NZ and Australia into it's "alliance efforts" - and TODAY, Trump stated; We will also place Tarrifs onto Taiwan, since they took away our chip and Hi-tech industry !! - you can bet that TODAY Taipeh and Beijing took up incresed diplomatic talks.
Due to history- aka end of WW2 - Germany's present political parties have been dominated and kind of controlled by the USA. Which had never allowed for a German view or policy in regards to its national security or foreign policy matters. This applies foremost to the CDU/CSU/FDP and to a lesser extend onto the SPD. Whilst the BSW, LINKE and AfD are clearly opposed to US dominance.
Therefore a "necessary" alliance between those German parties that not just reject US dominance and NATO, but also have a feasable plan in their pockets might very well get to rise. One such Party could be the BSW, going into an alliance with even with the AfD.
Well let's see the poll results on FEB. 23rd.
And this will be the beginning off much greater problems since NONE of these probable coalitions will have the required % to enact or change any laws. Therefore it will be at first an endless squabble about gaining a majority approval amongst all party parliamentarians to change respective individual laws. And not a single party or a disliked coalition dominating the process as in the past 75 years.
