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2025-01-12 Europe

Germany: Who are the AfD's immigrant voters?

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Posted by trailing wife 2025-01-12 2025-01-12 00:07|| || Front Page|| [11138 views ] Top
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#1 The AfD has morphed into a leftist nationalist corbynized party during the last 3-4 years.

In the own words of leading AfD politicians they are pro Erdogan, pro Qatar, pro Iran, anti Rushdie and by implication pro Sharia rules for non-Muslims in the West and specifically pro totalitarian Islamic influence on German politics (which is Erdogan's agenda.)

Also they are pro Russia and pro China.

Weidel's co-chair Chrupalla is opposed to any military reaction to 10/7 and expressed grief for all those killed on 10/7 implicitly including the Palestinian war criminals who were neutralized on that day.

This doesn't make the AfD worse than the mainstream 'democratic' parties but they're not better either.

Their only remaining redeeming quality is their opposition to the Green Great Leap Forward which will cause a depression if not an outright economic collapse.

Posted by Elmerert Hupens2660 2025-01-12 09:03|| 2025-01-12 09:03|| Front Page Top

#2 Getcher score card - can't tell the players widoycher score card.

Posted by Mercutio 2025-01-12 11:23|| 2025-01-12 11:23|| Front Page Top

#3 Western Europeans do love their far left “activists”.

The latest on the AfD from Deutsche Welle:

Germany's far-right AfD replaces 'Young Alternative' group

The nationalist Alternative for Germany party has voted to replace its existing youth organization with one over which it would have more control. AfD leaders have faced problems with some of the group's past activities.

The party leadership of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) on Sunday voted to replace its "Young Alternative" (JA) group with a new one under greater party oversight.

The decision, ahead of the early February 23 parliamentary election, comes after Germany's domestic intelligence service classified the JA as a confirmed extremist movement.

What changes are planned?
The JA is relatively independent. Members of the association — with the exception of the board members — do not have to be in the AfD.

That would not be possible in the new organization, except for under-16s, who would not yet be able to join the AfD as members.

The board's proposal was approved after a lively debate at a two-day party conference in the eastern German town of Riesa, having achieved the two-thirds majority required for the rule change.

Board members have suggested the name "Patriotic Youth" for the organization.

A now-adopted change in the statutes stipulates that the youth organization's activities "must not contradict the order and principles of the party."

It says the AfD and its youth organization — for members up to the age of 36 — should "promote each other's activities to the best of their ability."

The party leadership has long been dissatisfied with the JA, saying its difficult-to-control activities could bring the entire party into disrepute.

Germany's BfV domestic intelligence services in 2023 said it had found indications that there was enough evidence that the JA had aspirations against the free democratic basic order for it to be treated as a confirmed right-wing extremist organization.

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