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In Germany, insulting someone in public or online is a crime, with online insults potentially incurring higher fines due to their permanence. Even reposting untrue statements can be considered a crime. Authorities are actively curbing online hate speech, as demonstrated by coordinated raids targeting individuals posting racist content. Despite growing concerns over migration and related issues, there's a lack of political will to address these problems effectively. The focus seems to be on prosecuting opinion crimes rather than deporting criminals. My party, the AFD, faces persecution despite being a major opposition force. We're smeared as Nazis and right-wing extremists, but this isn't true. Free speech is eroding, with new laws targeting online expression. People risk punishment for criticizing mass migration. Even if the AFD performs well in elections, other parties may refuse to cooperate, maintaining a firewall against us. It is time to vote to make Germany great again.

I'm one of you, and because I love Germany, I vote for the AfD. Despite what the media says, I want what's best for us all. I stand for freedom, individualism, and sovereignty, which requires preserving our cultural roots and being proud of who we are. We shouldn't sacrifice ourselves for the world or let our values be trampled, losing our identity. We don't need to sacrifice for uncontrolled immigration or a global climate goal we can't achieve. There is no catastrophic, man-made climate change. We must protect our children from crime, economic collapse, and tyranny, not an abstract climate crisis. To avoid the AfD, the CDU will likely form a coalition with the left, worsening things. We need a strong AfD opposition, and eventually, government participation. The AfD is inevitable; we will break down the barriers. With over twenty-five percent of the seats in the Bundestag, the AfD can launch investigations into political failures, like the two-tiered system during COVID. I want to fight for a Germany that belongs to the people, not the politicians. As Elon Musk said, only the AfD can save Germany.

Chancellor on the AfD: Right-wing populist parties exist in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Austria, and here too. The term "bad mood parties" is seen as downplaying and trivializing the AfD. It is a radical right anti-system party, more than just a mood. The handling of the AfD is problematic for all parties, including the Union. Friedrich Merz, CDU leader, sees the Greens as the main opponents. The Union has adopted populist rhetoric, such as referring to the "energy Stasi" during the heating law debate, which aligns with the AfD's narrative. The disputes within the coalition government lead to inaction, fostering dissatisfaction and appealing to AfD sympathizers. People in the pedestrian zone express their dissatisfaction with politics. The AfD's support for poorer people is unclear. Despite not knowing their policies, some may still consider voting for them. Armin Laschet's recent statement in parliament shows a tough stance against the right-wing party, promising they will never have power in the country.

Elon Musk's call to support the AFD in Germany is not due to ignorance of the party's implications; it serves a strategic purpose. By backing those who weaken Europe, Musk aligns with interests that oppose regulatory measures limiting their power. It's crucial to impose checks on such power to protect democracy. No business model should undermine democratic values. Europe must leverage its strength as the largest single market to counter those who seek to weaken it. We should not compromise with those who threaten our stability; instead, we must respond with strength. --- Elon Musk's call to support the AFD in Germany is not due to ignorance of the party's implications; it serves a strategic purpose. By backing those who weaken Europe, Musk aligns with interests that oppose regulatory measures limiting their power. It's crucial to impose checks on such power to protect democracy. No business model should undermine democratic values. Europe must leverage its strength as the largest single market to counter those who seek to weaken it. We should not compromise with those who threaten our stability; instead, we must respond with strength.

I dislike the Green Party more than the CDU because of their moral superiority and indifference towards social issues. They claim to be morally superior and better people, which annoys me and many others. This is why the Green Party is unpopular. I believe we are handling the AFD incorrectly. Not everyone in the AFD is a Nazi, including Alice. We should differentiate and engage in more meaningful discussions instead of running exaggerated campaigns.

As Prime Minister of Hungary, I'm pleased to host AFD's Madam President in Budapest. German-Hungarian relations are vital for Europe's success. We discussed how AFD's policies could benefit Hungary, particularly on migration and energy. Europe faces trouble due to flawed content and form, with economic policies hindering growth and a democratic deficit as the EU ignores its people's desires. Hungary advocates for peace in Ukraine, while the US is now on the side of peace. We cannot save the EU alone; France and Germany must lead, with Hungary focusing on our own success within or without the EU. As Co-President of AFD, I thank Prime Minister Orban. My goal is to repair deteriorated relationships with neighbors like Hungary. Germany is weak with poor leadership and energy policy, causing problems like uncontrolled migration. We want a proud Germany, independent like Hungary. I'm running for Chancellor to fix migration and energy. We need to drastically cut taxes. We aim to reform the EU internally through strong nations, curbing bureaucracy. If AFD governs, we will follow Hungary's example, defending freedom.

On September 14th, the CDU and AFD passed a law together in Thuringia. The question arises if a similar cooperation could happen in Hesse. Will Boris Reins seek support from right-wing extremists? Friedrich Merz, his boss in the federal executive board, set the direction earlier this summer. Despite the joint vote in Thuringia, Merz did not rein in his party. Boris Rhein, a member of the federal executive board, also did not distance himself. Rhein may not have had much to do with the right-wing in the CDU, but there are connections. Erika Steinbach, the current head of the AFD's own foundation, campaigned for Rhein. The Hells Angels praised Rhein for his cooperation in intercepted conversations. Rhein remained silent when his party colleague, Hans Jürgen Irrmer, held a meeting with CDU right-wing figure Hans Georg Maaßen. The CDU can no longer be relied upon when it comes to the AFD. History has taught us that we must not collaborate with the right-wing, but instead raise our voices against them. We guarantee that Hesse will remain free from right-wing politics. Therefore, on the 18th, vote for democracy, vote for the SPD and Nancy Faeser.

Another child and mother were killed by an Afghan refugee. I've warned you this would happen again. Establishment parties reject the AfD's immigration control proposals because they need to gaslight you to extend their control, knowing you'll eventually vote AfD anyway. Why let them prolong the suffering? Be brave and vote AfD now because your family could be next. The AfD would dominate polls without the Nazi stigma created by the media and establishment parties like the CDU, who need it to cover their corruption and treason. Instead of preventing attacks, they avoid working with the AfD, a betrayal of the people. The media brainwashes you into thinking you're a Nazi if you vote AfD. JD Vance was criticized for his speech addressing the threat to German people's safety, a concept the establishment seems unfamiliar with. We must protect the German people whose existence is threatened by this asylum crisis. Only the AfD can save Germany. Overcome your Nazi stigma fears and make the right decision for your family and future generations.

The speaker discusses the Alternative for Germany (AFD) party's experience with media labeling them as right-wing extremists, leading to social exclusion and economic hardship for party members. Despite this, the AFD has grown in popularity, reaching 26% in polls and over 40% in Eastern Germany. The speaker criticizes Germany's intelligence service for labeling the AFD as extremist for holding conservative views. They also express concern over the EU's bureaucratic system and its impact on democratic processes. The speaker thanks Elon Musk for providing an alternative to mainstream media, which they claim is government-funded and biased. They lament Germany's energy policy, particularly the shutdown of nuclear power plants, and criticize Chancellor Merkel's green policies. The speaker believes the AFD represents normal conservative values and offers a perspective of freedom and wealth. They express worry about the possibility of the party being banned and its leaders imprisoned, drawing parallels to situations in Romania and the treatment of Donald Trump. They advocate for peace in Ukraine and criticize Germany's support for the war.

The German parliament is full of left-green traitors and egomaniacs who will virtue signal us to hell to push their ideology. How many more times must we endure Aschaffenburg, Magdeburg, Mannheim, and Zolling? How many more rapes, stabbings, and murders, even of children, must we expect? This could happen to your family; you could be next.

I'm excited about the IFD and believe it represents a strong hope for Germany. It's essential for people to take pride in their German identity. Being proud to be German is important.

Speaker 0 emphasizes the importance of a strong result in the European elections to bring about change in German politics. Speaker 1 criticizes the author's book, claiming it appeals to those who feel culturally left behind. Speaker 2 argues against blindly opposing the AfD and highlights the increase in Russian gas imports due to the rejection of pipeline gas. Speaker 1 further criticizes the author's tendency to label things as absurd and portrays the people as deceived by a corrupt elite. The audience expresses admiration and a desire to engage with the author. Speaker 1 offers support and Speaker 2 compares the author to Christiane Ronaldo.

The speaker criticizes the German government's support for Ukraine, questioning why they continue to invest in the country. They mention the statements made by Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck, suggesting that they prioritize Ukraine's interests over Germany's. The speaker argues that the government neglects the needs of German citizens and emphasizes the desire for the state to focus on domestic issues. They suggest that those who want to rebuild Ukraine have multiple parties to choose from, while those who want to rebuild Germany only have the Alternative for Germany party as an option.

I voted for the AFD. It was a protest vote because I'm fed up with current politics and the established parties aren't getting it done. You see it in all the stabbings and rapes. I'm a woman, and I'm afraid to go out alone at night. I'm afraid to ride the train, afraid to go into the city, afraid to do anything in public. They talk about people being afraid of the AFD, but the AFD hasn't done anything to anyone, unlike some other people. The uncontrolled migration from the refugee crisis is going wrong. And I'm telling you, the AFD will get even more votes in the next election.

I'm addressing Jan Bilerman, criticizing his New York Times video portraying the AFD as a Nazi party supported by Elon Musk. I believe Jan is out of touch with the suffering of German citizens due to economic collapse and migrant crime, exacerbated by the current government. While Jan acknowledges the importance of remembering the Holocaust, he seems to have forgotten that restricting free speech was a key Nazi propaganda tool. His version of equality is socialist equity, where some are more equal than others, and his idea of liberty is dictating acceptable free speech. He fears the AFD because he fears the German people regaining authority over the government. Only the AFD can save Germany from his elitist vision. Remember, pride comes before the fall, and I'm ready to watch his empire crumble.

Speaker 0: Mandatory vaccination is nonsense. No one in Germany will be forced to get vaccinated against their will. The idea that those who choose not to get vaccinated should lose their basic rights is also absurd and malicious. Let's remember the experiences we've had in Germany and reject such claims. Personally, I am open to technological and medical advancements. If German authorities approve a vaccine, I would be one of the first to get vaccinated. However, I will also advocate for the freedom of those who choose not to, as they should not be forced into it.

We will not be working with that right-wing extremist party because they are outside of what Germany needs, in both economic and migration policy. There will be no collaboration with that party. What is missing from this discussion is that it is never about content, but only about outrageous framing towards the Alternative for Germany. They are a liberal conservative party, and the problems in this country would not exist without the three parties standing here.

I have made my decision and want to be clear that the American people have a choice to make in the Republican primary. They can choose between two presidents: one who prioritizes order and putting America first, and one who represents lawlessness and putting America last. Regardless of personal opinions or agreement with Donald Trump, this is an opportunity to choose order over chaos and support someone who has kept promises in the past. If you are not satisfied with the current state of lawlessness and America being last, it's time to get behind Donald Trump. I wholeheartedly endorse him for the 2024 presidency. Thank you for having me.

On September 14th, the CDU and AFD passed a law together in Thuringia. The question arises if a similar cooperation could happen in Hesse. Will Boris Rhein be concerned about right-wing voices? Friedrich Merz, his boss in the federal executive board, set the direction in the summer. However, after the vote in Thuringia, Merz did not rein in his party. Boris Rhein, a member of the federal executive board, also did not. Rhein may not have had much to do with the right-wing in the CDU Hesse, but there have been connections. Erika Steinbach, the current head of the AFD's own foundation, campaigned for Rhein. Rhein was praised by the Hells Angels for his cooperation. His party colleague, Hans Jürgen Irmer, recently attended a meeting of CDU and AFD members alongside right-wing CDU member Hans Georg Maaßen. Rhein remained silent on the matter. The CDU can no longer be relied upon when it comes to the AFD. History has taught us that we must not collaborate with the right-wing, but instead raise our voices against them. We guarantee that Hesse will remain free from right-wing politics. Therefore, on October 8th, vote for democracy, vote for the SPD and Nancy Faeser.

Speaker 0 argues there is a 'Soviet Union type bureaucratic system' that 'disturbs free markets' and 'democratic processes.' He says 'the media are not neutral anymore' and thanks Elon Musk for 'buying x to give people the chance to inform themselves differently than from mainstream media,' claiming 'the mainstream media... are all paid by our government.' He recalls Merkel's remark 'there are no alternatives to my politics' and links it to the party name 'Alternative for Germany.' The party has been labeled 'extremist' 'on probation,' then 'on suspicion,' now 'certified extremist,' with debanking and a possible ban. Polls show AfD rising to '21% almost' then '25, 26%,' 'double as strong as the CDU' in the East, 'over 40%.' He cites energy policy as destroying infrastructure: 'the last six were switched off' and 'gas pipelines... ripped out.' He cites Tocqueville and warns of worst-case bans and imprisonment, urging peaceful democratic renewal.

We aim to consistently deport immigrants who are required to leave and are dangerous. This also serves the interests of Germans with a migration background, who are currently too often held jointly liable. We clearly state to citizens with a migration history: you belong to us, you belong to Germany, work with us for this country. All citizens in Germany have a shared interest in security, prosperity, and especially freedom in Germany. It's worth fighting to ensure this migration turnaround, which will only happen under the leadership of the AFD, finally succeeds.

The PVV's win is a blow to democracy and value-driven politics. Wilders may try to portray himself as Mother Teresa, but his history of discrimination, exclusion, and demonizing opponents shows he has a long way to go to become more moderate. The country has spoken, but I speak for myself and find it concerning. Rob Jetten, our new party leader, has spoken clearly. Only 67% of people didn't vote for Wilders. The challenge is for him to prove he genuinely values tolerance, which we have yet to see. I'm not angry, I'm passionate. I'm concerned about the election result and whether he will change. No, he won't change. If he becomes prime minister, it will be through a coalition, not by my choice.

I've been warning you this would happen again. As long as nothing changes, the outcome will remain the same. It's a cycle of terror, false promises, and fake apologies from puppet politicians, but no real change. The establishment rejects the AFD's immigration control proposals because they have to gaslight you. They're trying to extend their government control, knowing you'll eventually vote for the AFD. Why let them extend the suffering? Why let them gaslight you? Be brave and vote for the AFD now while we still have a chance. You need to realize that you could be next. Your family, your children, your sister, your mother—they could be next.

Dutch people want a leader who can unite the country, represent all citizens, and lead internationally. It seems unlikely that Mr. Wilders will form a coalition government with a majority. The choice tomorrow is significant: either a center-right government led by me, offering real solutions to the existing problems, or a left-leaning government with Timmermans' party.