
Who Is on Board? SPD Misled Public About Migration, Again
Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.
Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.
The CDU’s and SPD’s profound fear of change has granted the AfD its greatest momentum, emerging as Germany’s new “workers’ party.”
Merz’s campaign centered around tough migration laws, industrial revival, and sensible climate strategies. Now all of this could be sacrificed to join the SPD.
The CDU leader’s words ring hollow about the left being “over,” as his coalition with SPD makes it impossible to deliver on the promised reforms.
Whoever the projected winner Friedrich Merz forms a coalition with, Germans will lose.
Each terrorist attack is followed by a coordinated effort from establishment voices to control the public narrative and deflect criticism of migration policies.
German politics is now dominated by the collapse of the centre, a fact the weak establishment parties are determined to deny.
Those now vying for power have all been part of the previous governments responsible for economic chaos and political instability.
Leading politicians now find comedy and satire criticising their work “unbearable.”
The Social Democrats won the regional elections by a thin margin, but governing parties took a bashing.