EU Globalist Explicitly Threatens To Cancel German Election Result If Right Wing AfD Wins

Former French European Commissioner Thierry Breton has essentially openly confessed that the West stole the Romanian election and stands ready to do it again in Germany if deemed necessary.

“We did it in Romania, and we will do it in Germany if necessary,” a translation from the French of Breton’s recent appearance in European media said. Early last month a top Romanian court simply annulled the first round of the country’s presidential election in order to create what amounted to a ‘do over’ election.

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150 EU ‘Experts’ Monitored Friendly Musk-Weidel Chat

U.S. billionaire Elon Musk reiterated his support for the right-wing Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) during the—much advertised and criticised—conversation with its co-leader Alice Weidel on Thursday, January 9th.

“I think only AfD can save Germany and I just want to be very clear about that,” Musk said during the discussion, which was streamed live on the entrepreneur’s X social media platform, formerly known as Twitter.

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Stupid shit Andrew Coyne says

Here’s the article.

Co-leader of Germany’s far-right AfD calls for mass deportations

The co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany has called for mass deportations of immigrants as the party launched its programme for next month’s nationwide elections.

In a fiery speech to supporters in the small town of Riesa in Saxony, east Germany, Alice Weidel said that under the AfD — which is second in the polls with a record vote share of around 20 per cent — Germany would witness “repatriations on a large scale”.

Weidel, AfD’s candidate for chancellor in the elections, used the controversial term “remigration” to describe the policy.


There is nothing “controversial’ about the term “remigration” it’s just the bankrupt left’s means of signaling they’re scared shitless. The EU and German establishment live in abject fear of the AfD booting their snouts from the public trough.

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German institutions depart X, a day after Musk’s Weidel talk

Scores of universities and research institutions in Germany and Austria on Friday announced their intention to drop their presence on the online messaging platform X (formerly Twitter), saying its algorithms were opposed to a discourse based on scientific and democratic integrity.

The planned withdrawal in the academic sphere comes as the German government says it is also considering leaving the platform because it was having an “agitated and polarizing” effect on public political discussion.

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Musk interviews Alice Weidel of Germany’s increasingly popular AfD for Germany party

Elon Musk took his endorsement of Germany’s far-right party to the next level on Thursday, hosting a live chat with its frontwoman, Alice Weidel.

The 74-minute conversation ranged across energy policy, German bureaucracy, Adolf Hitler, Mars and the meaning of life.

The world’s richest man unequivocally urged Germans to back Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in forthcoming elections.


This is the BBC’s headline – “Musk interviews German far-right frontwoman” – The “frontwoman” is gay, a fact that would be trumpeted in most stories but the Beeb will sink to any hypocrisy to protect their ideology.

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Germany: More than half a million homeless, new report says

More than half a million people in Germany are homeless, according to federal government statistics released on Wednesday.

Germany’s second publication of its Homelessness Report revealed around 531,600 people are without a permanent shelter.

According to the statistics and the empirical survey, around 439,500 people were housed in the emergency housing assistance system as of the end of January, beginning of February 2024, while a further 60,400 people were staying with relatives, friends or acquaintances.

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What’s Behind the AfD Party’s Rise in Germany

Critics call the populist party a threat to democracy, but many Germans aren’t buying it.

Elon Musk calls it the “last spark of hope” for Germany. European elites call it the heir to National Socialism. The debate over Germany’s reviled populist party, the Alternative for Germany (Alternativ für Deutschland, or AfD), is worth paying attention to, since it reveals modern Western society’s most fundamental belief structure. That debate is about to heat up further, when Musk holds a live conversation on X with the AfD’s leader. The elites, Musk says, “will lose their minds.”

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Elon Musk: Don’t liken the AfD leader to Hitler

Elon Musk has endorsed the hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in a guest opinion piece for the Welt am Sonntag newspaper, prompting its opinion editor to resign in protest.

In the article the tech billionaire explained why he had posted on the social media platform X last week that “only the AfD can save Germany”.

He wrote: “The portrayal of the AfD as right-wing extremist is clearly false, considering that Alice Weidel, the party’s leader, has a same-sex partner from Sri Lanka. Does that sound like Hitler to you? Come on!”

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Germany braces for elections as parliament dissolved

Germany’s head of state started the countdown to a general election on Friday by dissolving the country’s lower house of parliament, the Bundestag.

“I have decided to dissolve the 20th German Bundestag to fix the date for an early election for February 23,” said President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, adding that “political stability in Germany is a precious asset.”

Steinmeier’s decision follows a request to do so after Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a vote of confidence in the legislature on December 16.

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Immigration-loving Merkel’s mind-blowing new book

Former German chancellor Angela Merkel just released her autobiography with the absurd title Freedom. Right — as if she had anything to do with freeing Eastern Europe. Frau Dummkopf, as I like to call her, barely ever heard of Ronald Reagan or Konrad Adenauer or any of the real heroes of the late 20th century.

In a lot of ways, Merkel is the Joe Biden of Europe — a corrupt and incredibly stupid person who somehow managed to attain the highest post in the land. She doesn’t even have dementia for an excuse.

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Why the Media Spin on the German Christmas Market Attack Can’t Be Trusted

What the establishment media wants us to believe about any given event is usually more indicative of the media’s own world view than it is of the actual facts on the ground, and the vehicular attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany on Friday is no exception. In fact, the media spin is even more pernicious than usual on this one.


By all appearances the perp was a fraud, a Muslim pretending to be an “Islamophobic” atheist to avoid deportation to Saudi Arabia where he faced prosecution for a criminal act.

Also note that the German establishment is so afraid of the AfD that they will go to great lengths to smear them and that will include massaging the narrative presented by a regime friendly press.

h/t SweetPea,AndyCanuck,Mauser,testsubjectx1,CurtisH

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AfD is the only party that can save Germany, Elon Musk says

Elon Musk has stirred up the German election campaign by endorsing the radical right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), saying that it is the only party that could “save” the country.

The world’s richest man, a sponsor and ally of Donald Trump, has already flirted with the populist right in a number of other countries, including Britain, Italy and the Netherlands.

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How China burned German industry

Nationalism will rise from the ashes

“Today’s Germany is the best Germany the world has seen.” So effused the Washington Post columnist George F. Will five long years ago. It’s hard to imagine anyone — even a German — writing those words today. The country is in crisis. On Monday, Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a humiliating no-confidence vote, and now Germany is hurtling towards a divisive snap election in February. The nation’s economy has barely grown since 2018, and it is de-industrialising at an alarming rate. The unfolding calamity represents a strategic opening for China and Russia which the West cannot afford to ignore.

At the root of Germany’s industrial woes is electricity, which is now nearly twice as expensive as it is for their American counterparts, and three times more expensive than in China. Prices have been rising since the early 2000s, but a policy embraced by the German government in 2011, following the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, sealed the nation’s fate. The proponents of the Energiewende (“energy revolution”) policy made the astonishing argument that Germany could rapidly abandon both fossil fuels and nuclear energy without losing its industrial edge. This was, as one Oxford study put it, a “gamble”. Or a game of Russian roulette, a cynic might have added.

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has lost a vote of confidence in parliament, paving the way for early elections on 23 February.

Scholz called Monday’s vote and had expected to lose it, but calculated that triggering an early election was his best chance of reviving his party’s political fortunes.

It comes around two months after the collapse of Scholz’s three-party coalition government, which left the embattled chancellor leading a minority administration.

h/t DS

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