German election - a dissapointment? The final results are in: the AfD is the second strongest party and made 20,80% and won 10,42%. The cuckservative Union made 28,52%. The Left is fragmented. The liberal FDP are out. Many are disappointed - why? 1/8

The hype was real. The support of Musk and Vance gave the AfD a boost. In addition, the brutal “ethnic shocks” in Aschaffenburg and Munich put the issue of migration at the center of attention. On top of that, the CDU/CSU questioned the “firewall”. We hoped for more. 2/8

The reason for the Union's success is are the 70+ voters. They follow the old parties like lemmings. Unfortunately, a radical left-wing Antifa party is also leading among the youngest voters. This is partly the AfD's own fault because it dissolved its own stable youth before the

Other nations probably shake their heads at “only 20%”. There is something important to understand about the German psyche: When Germans have internalized an ideology, they remain loyal to it - until the total collapse. Problems lead in the first instance, paradoxically, to a

That said, this election will change germany irreversible. It is not the change we wanted and needed, but a necessary intermediate step. The coming coalition will be unstable to say the least. The Union will make a "big coalition" with the SPD against the popular vote. 5/8

The decisive change here is that the AfD will be the only opposition party that is critical of migration. Previously, the CDU was also in opposition. Friedrich Merz (successfully) copied many of the AfD's demands. Now he has to deliver - and he won't be able to do so with the

Because the SPD is on the verge of collapse. Look at their decline! If it enters government, the other left-wing parties will put it under massive pressure. The AfD has a monopoly on the opposition. The party thrived against Merkel. It will thrive against Merz. 7/8

From my point of view, this will happen: - The AfD will quickly rise to 25%, soon up to 30%. - The question of leadership in the AfD must be finally clarified - The CDU/CSU will lose drastically. Its lib-con supporters will be unmasked. - The left will be further fragmented and

German election - a dissapointment? The final results are in: the AfD is the second strongest party and made 20,80% and won 10,42%. The cuckservative Union made 28,52%. The Left is fragmented. The liberal FDP are out. Many are disappointed - why? 1/8The hype was real. The support of Musk and Vance gave the AfD a boost. In addition, the brutal “ethnic shocks” in Aschaffenburg and Munich put the issue of migration at the center of attention. On top of that, the CDU/CSU questioned the “firewall”. We hoped for more. 2/8 The reason for the Union's success is are the 70+ voters. They follow the old parties like lemmings. Unfortunately, a radical left-wing Antifa party is also leading among the youngest voters. This is partly the AfD's own fault because it dissolved its own stable youth before the Other nations probably shake their heads at “only 20%”. There is something important to understand about the German psyche: When Germans have internalized an ideology, they remain loyal to it - until the total collapse. Problems lead in the first instance, paradoxically, to a That said, this election will change germany irreversible. It is not the change we wanted and needed, but a necessary intermediate step. The coming coalition will be unstable to say the least. The Union will make a "big coalition" with the SPD against the popular vote. 5/8 The decisive change here is that the AfD will be the only opposition party that is critical of migration. Previously, the CDU was also in opposition. Friedrich Merz (successfully) copied many of the AfD's demands. Now he has to deliver - and he won't be able to do so with the Because the SPD is on the verge of collapse. Look at their decline! If it enters government, the other left-wing parties will put it under massive pressure. The AfD has a monopoly on the opposition. The party thrived against Merkel. It will thrive against Merz. 7/8 From my point of view, this will happen: - The AfD will quickly rise to 25%, soon up to 30%. - The question of leadership in the AfD must be finally clarified - The CDU/CSU will lose drastically. Its lib-con supporters will be unmasked. - The left will be further fragmented and