Germany Elections Sunday 23/2/25 (AfD Come 2nd)
 

[Germany will hold parliamentary elections.
This is an important election
not only for Europe’s leading economy
but also for the entire EU and Old Continent,
including Ukraine.]


[Migration and Security

In recent months, the issue of immigration
has sprung to the top of voters’ thoughts.
After a series of deadly terrorist attacks
(three since last December, in Magdeburg,
Aschaffenburg, and Munich),
many political actors have made
it a security issue.
On this issue, the positions of all
parties have stiffened.

The Christian Union Democrats—consisting of the CDU,
led by Friedrich Merz, and its Bavarian sister party,
the CSU of Markus Söder—want a tightening
of illegal immigration that also passes
through a tightening of asylum policy
and the strengthening of national border controls.
They have attempted to]
make the Bundestag approve
a series of restrictive measures on the
issue by playing hand in hand with the
ultra-right AfD but ultimately failed.
The Union favours expanding the
video surveillance network in public spaces
and introducing facial recognition systems
(e.g., in stations and airports).]




Nicky are the AfD able to become a full partner?


https://www.eunews.it/en/2025/02/19/...public-debate/

SkyNewsHD
is showing angry Protests
in Germany,
Berlin today.


Possible Far Right Government
could happen by 2029
the reporter said

CDU leader Friedrich Merz doesn't want to work with the AFD


as they are too radical and not to be trusted, since they don't want risk another world war like the last time the nation chose far right which led to WW2

Yes Nicky
good points.

But what if the numbers come up at
the AfD is the joint party?

Do they have Fisty Cuffs?
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...fx_400x400.jpg

not far right

that is a MSM fake news stitch up

What would you call them?

so if not AFD coalition


then maybe CDU/SPD coalition could be possible then? :think:

AFD

Thanks for the Polls Nicky


I assume they are nearly correct.

CNN HD Live
has the Female AfD leader Alice Weidel
she just stated her numbers have Doubled


Nicky your Polls are Way OFF

Conservatives Came first.


SkyNewsHD Live

AfD still on stage


Outside this Live Event
Angry Crowds

The Numbers

Exit Polls (SkyNewsHD)



CDU/CSU 29% : Friedrich Merz
AFD 19.5% : Alice Weidel
SPD 16% : Olaf Scholz
Greens 13.5% : Robert Habeck

Die Linke 8.5%
FDP 4.9%
BSW 4.7

CDU will go into Government with SPD
and Greens


SkyNewsHD claims

CDU/SDU is now on the stage


Two Leaders



Now it is the sad
SPD 16% : Olaf Scholz

Who thought he would beat the AfD

Olaf Scholz
is the current German Chancellor

Soon to be replaced

Whatever government comes, as long as they work to keep the AFD out.
That will be a good result.

he was bloody awful

AfD on 20.5%. Been creeping up all night. On target and double 2021.

Viktor Orban’s Hungary has just announced that mothers of 2 and 3 children will be
exempt from income tax for life

This is a serious response to the West’s demographic crisis. Other nations should follow,
You can either have pro-family policies or endless mass immigration

German conservatives projected to take power as AfD surges into second

Friedrich Merz poised to become next chancellor after exit polls predict victory
for his centre-Right Christian Democratic Union



https://static.dw.com/image/70990869_803.jpg

Apparently all the other parties, including CDU, are willing to coalesce in order to keep the AfD out.

they sound like SNP and Labour in Scotland

absolute captured far left scumbags

Interesting to see people getting so excited about a resurgence of far-right politics in Germany. "Interesting". We mustn't speculate about the motives of other members though :nono:.

Getting utterly ludicrous at this point, are you still firmly on the single-track train to denial town @James ?

Google AfD

First 9 results on page one

All far left MSM fake news sites
BBC
Independent
Guardian
Reuters
Al-Jazeera

Sickening

We have a German friend here in Australia and she was telling us the AFD are atrocious. And judging by LTs weird support for them on here I’d say I’m happy they haven’t won.

Germany’s Merz vows ‘independence’ from Trump’s America, warning NATO may soon be dead


Election winner likens the Trump administration to Putin’s Russia as he bids to take Europe in a new direction

He also talks about Musk and election interference.

Sorry Trump chumps.

As the mist clears from last nights German election results we can now see the following:

1. The CDU/CSU can form a coalition with the SPD to produce a government with a small working majority: 329 seats in a Bundestag in which you need 316 for a majority.

2. The Greens therefore not likely to be needed and go into opposition.

3. But the ‘official’ opposition will be the AfD with 151 seats.

4. If it’s to be a CDU/CSU- SPD coalition then perhaps it can be formed relatively quickly. Even then not before Easter. And given the policy differences it could take longer, leaving Germany rudderless at a time of geopolitical crisis and economic decline.

5. It is ironic that the biggest loser of the night — SPD — gets to stay in government. A quirk of PR voting system much loved by UK chattering classes. It will inhibit the new government from introducing the radical reforms Germany needs.

6. Meanwhile the AfD sits in opposition ready to capitalise should it all go wrong.

https://x.com/afneil/status/1893910035727618539

thankfully CDU won, and not AFD


the ball is now with them, as the most popular party, i think CDU-SPD coalition is more likely than a CDU-AFD coalition




great words from Merz regarding the current state of what the USA is like at this moment :clap1: :clap1:



also CDU are still a right wing party, so yes immigration policies will undergo certain changes for the better, illegal migrants who now arrive will be immediately sent back




but we don't need nazi's like AFD in any form of power in the country, AFD are almost similar to Golden Dawn in Greece, only difference is that the AFD haven't murdered journalists of the opposition (not yet anyway)



i think Merz is a stronger leader than Merkel, Scholz

the SPD are still the third most popular party


so a CDU-SPD coalition would also not look bad at all, 1st and 3rd most popular parties from the general public in the nation


and this is very much possible now since certain smaller parties failed to win enough votes to get into the Bundestag



as if the CDU don't know that regarding the AFD, that is why negotiations with the SPD need to go smoothly, carefully listening to their own terms for this coalition, etc since both don't want fascist AFD to get into power obviously

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=htt...825e&rdt=58589

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=htt...825e&rdt=58589

Yes shows the Power reach of the AfD


Last night on Ch4HDnews
Matt Frie in Berlin
is ideal as he speaks German.

https://www.channel4.com/news/german...-second-dubbed



He spoke to young AfD voters
who says the Terrorists
in Germany are not welcome.

For most people European politics (including German) are a curiosity. We don't really know what is going on, what the parties are, who the main players are etc.

I mean I don't know anything about the AFD apart from they are - I'm assuming - anti-immigration.

From their manifesto

CHAPTER 9
9 | Immigration, Integration and Asylum 57
9.1 No Irregular Immigration via Asylum Laws 58
9.1.1 In Need of a Paradigm Shift in Asylum Immigration 58
9.1.2 Repatriation - End Misguided Incentives and False Tolerance 59
9.2 Immigration from Other EU Countries 60
9.3 Control Immigration from Non-EU Countries 61
9.4 Integration is more than just Learning the German Language 62
9.5 Create Transparency in the Costs of Immigration 62
9.6 No Disguising and Hiding of Immigrant Crime 63
9.7 Naturalisation – The Final Act in the Process of Integration 64

https://www.afd.de/wp-content/upload...glisch_web.pdf

with these coalition governments, it really doesn't much matter what the winning party's policies are as they have to negotiate policy away in order to form a government. None of the parties have any form of mandate