The Situation In Germany

[Learner]

Well, one German Youtuber wondered (from minute 6:10 onwards) if this series of car attacks over recent months is part of an agenda to create inner cities as car-free zones eventually (which would affect deliverance of goods for retail, foodmarkets and gastronomy as well) - which would tie in to Agenda 2030 and green politics (here in terms of "carbon reduction"). Garnering compliance from large groups of people by terror has been working well in the past, as we've seen with Covid in recent years.

On another note, have you noticed how the protests "against Nazis" have largely vanished by now, as the election is over? Maybe because these protests served as part of the election campaign to give the party of The Left a leg up (it was also said their rising numbers may have happened by promoting them through social media - after all, most of the young adults in Germany voted for them) while trying to push back against the conservative parties?

Or because the organizers of the protests may be finding themselves in trouble now because they have to grapple with 551 questions the CDU/CSU fraction in the Bundestag posed, regarding the financing of NGOs? There has been a considerate outcry, especially from Lars Klingbeil, who is one of the two SPD party leaders currently.

Here is a post from the alternative broadcaster AUF1 from Telegram about this situation:

Are NGO networks preventing an upcoming coalition?

There is a lot of grumbling from the green-left camp: SPD leader Lars Klingenbeil has called on the CDU to withdraw a list of 551 questions about non-governmental organizations and their funding.

The background to this is that weeks before the Bundestag elections, “demos against the right” mobilized against the AfD, but also against Friedrich Merz and his party.

The mere submission of the list of questions caused a storm of indignation. It threatens to reveal countless links between green-left parties and NGO networks and associations disguised as non-profit organizations and financed with taxpayers' money.

The sting in the wasp's nest thoroughly scares off the associations and parties concerned.

SPD leader Klingenbeil even sounds like he will make a possible future coalition with the CDU to form a government dependent on whether Merz withdraws the list of questions.

No wonder, as he himself is a prime example of the cartel-like network that the CDU would like to uncover.

Klingebeil's wife Lena-Sophie Müller is the head of the SPD-affiliated “democracy promoter” NGO “D21”, which receives federal funding.
Whether Klingenbeil's allergic reaction to the question is solely due to this circumstance or whether he is afraid of uncovering even deeper connections could be revealed by the answers to the questionnaire.

Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

edit: clarity

 

[Cosmos]

Basically they sent volunteers to certain voting stations and oversaw the counting (they seem to be accredited somehow).

Before the election took place I looked up how voting is actually carried out in order to assess where possible fraud could take place. Since every citizen is allowed to stay and observe the counting in each polling station (and there must be quite a number of thousands of those, although I couldn’t find out the exact number and where each is located) I thought it is probably unlikely that significant fraud is taken place at that lowest level. So I presumed that it must happen after that point somewhere.

Anyway, what I‘m trying to get at is that it should theoretically be pretty easy to counter rigging because of the fact that citizens can check the counting at the lowest level. I won’t get into too much details but it seems like the source you mentioned tried something pretty similar.

My idea was basically that at least 3-10 ordinary citizens at every polling station are required to check the counting, and only if they give their ok, the numbers can be recognized/signed as valid. At the same time those ordinary citizens at each polling station should publish their results freely somewhere, where everyone can see/check/calculate those numbers. In that way you would have a pretty solid cross checking mechanism that bypasses the official route of the votes.

 

[heinrich]

Well, one German Youtuber wondered (from minute 6:10 onwards) if this series of car attacks over recent months is part of an agenda to create inner cities as car-free zones eventually (which would affect deliverance of goods for retail, foodmarkets and gastronomy as well) - which would tie in to Agenda 2030 and green politics (here in terms of "carbon reduction"). Garnering compliance from large groups of people by terror has been working well in the past, as we've seen with Covid in recent years.

On another note, have you noticed how the protests "against Nazis" have largely vanished by now, as the election is over? Maybe because these protests served as part of the election campaign to give the party of The Left a leg up (it was also said their rising numbers may have happened by promoting them through social media - after all, most of the young adults in Germany voted for them) while trying to push back against the conservative parties?

Or because the organizers of the protests may be finding themselves in trouble now because they have to grapple with 551 questions the CDU/CSU fraction in the Bundestag posed, regarding the financing of NGOs? There has been a considerate outcry, especially from Lars Klingbeil, who is one of the two SPD party leaders currently.

Here is a post from the alternative broadcaster AUF1 from Telegram about this situation:



edit: clarity

yes. i have seen recently that there would (i am cautious) be a soros backed site called "rent a crowd" to assemble such protests. the cass said that in politics nothing happens by chance

 

[Niall]

Don't forget postal voting, which is now (probably) over half of all votes cast in German elections:

Postal voting is common in Germany, with 47% of the electorate voting by post in the 2021 general election. Absentee voting has existed in Germany since 1957, originally in order to ensure that all German citizens, especially the old, sick, and disabled, and citizens living abroad, have the opportunity to participate in elections. At first, postal voters had to state why they could not cast their vote in person on Election Day; but this requirement was dropped in 2008, allowing everyone to use postal voting. Like in many other countries, in more recent years voting by mail has become increasingly popular...

These can be intercepted and destroyed/"augmented" as they transit the postal system.

 

[Niall]

German media has begun 'fact-checking election fraud claims', a sure sign that millions of Germans are suspicious.

One video they debunk has 'gone viral', and they don't deny its fundamental claim, that citizen observers were told to leave a polling station "temporarily, while everything is prepared":

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7474569544758054166

 

[Cosmos]

One of the infamous fake news stations in Germany just published a video with the headline and the front picture saying "Paradise on credit: How Friedrich Merz deceived his voters" while leaving the comment section open:

At the end of the video, the following is said:

"... The CDU [head of which is Merz and our new chancellor] did not save its voters, it deceived them. Its paradise on credit is also a fall from grace. Because at least the CDU and CSU should know that although debt can help, cheap money can also make people tired, phlegmatic and stupid."

Just a coincidence, "real reporting" or is there another agenda at play?

 

[Cosmos]

Could it be that what we are seeing is a "controlled" switch "to the right"? Is it somehow planned that way in some fashion? Is the new government supposed to fail very quickly? Was that part of "the plan"?

 

[bianca etezete]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1897161126678352130

In rural Lower Saxony, antifa bus tours, so-called “educational trips”, take place to the private addresses of right-wing people who are intimidated, denounced and outed. These are directly linked to a civil society and NGOs that are committed to the “fight against the right”. At the center: the group “beherzt”, which is supported and financed by the Amadeu Antonio Foundation (“Demokratie Leben”), the Federal Agency for Civic Education and the Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration. It has been fighting against “ethnic settlers” for years - and works openly with Antifa, as NIUS research shows. The problem is that some of those affected are not “ethnic settlers” at all, but rather respectable citizens, and even those who fall under the vague collective term are suddenly being threatened at private residences. Between Lüneburg Heath and Uelzen, we can see on a small scale how the “Deep State” is resorting to totalitarian methods in the “fight against the right”. Suddenly people are being visited at private addresses by left-wing extremists who come masked up with brass knuckles, megaphones and quartz gloves.

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PS: The so called "anti"faschists mark the houses of those who THEY think are right extremists...

 

[bianca etezete]

relating to my post above:


one of the "N"GOs who is recruiting those peeps... look at how much they spend on "staff"...

 

[XPan]

German media has begun 'fact-checking election fraud claims', a sure sign that millions of Germans are suspicious.

One video they debunk has 'gone viral', and they don't deny its fundamental claim, that citizen observers were told to leave a polling station "temporarily, while everything is prepared":

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7474569544758054166

Corona Investigative Committee, Berlin, No 237
Vote Manipulations in detail

The Committee in Berlin, just had a special section published about exactly that theme; Vote manipulations - which is highlighted in an interview with Stefanie Tsomakaeva, Brandenburg/Deutschland, Election observer, WaBeo

Starts from 01:30:32 - 02:28:00 (i think i copied the link in such a way, that it starts right at the point when Election observer Stefanie Tsomakaeva is being interviewed. Notice however, that the interview is in German language. Among other things, Stefanie Tsomakaeva explains that the more effective manipulation is done AFTER the votes been counted and then get "transmitted". In moments where you can make inject much larger changes.

Sitzung 237: Geschichtsschreibung

Nur durch Ihre Unterstützung ist die Arbeit der Stiftung Corona-Ausschuss möglich: https://corona-ausschuss.de/unterstuetzen/

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Corona Investigative Committee, Berlin - Session 237 "Geschichtsschreibung / Historiography"

City of Aachen etc
Speaking of Vote Manipulations: I listened to the latest Nuoviso "Home Office 522" session (?) - in which it was stated, that in the city of Aachen not a single vote was registered for BSW (Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance). Which statistically impossible, leading to a strong suspicion that Vote manipulations took place.

Here is an article from multipolar which wrote

Berlin. (multipolar)
In the aftermath of the Bundestag elections, there have been increasing reports of BSW votes being incorrectly allocated to the small right-wing conservative party ‘Bündnis Deutschland’ (BD). BSW MEP Fabio De Masi, among others, pointed this out in several postings on the short message service ‘X’. In the days following the election, people who had voted for the BSW realised that their polling station had nevertheless recorded zero votes for the Wagenknecht alliance. Instead, the ‘Alliance Germany /BD’ often achieved a disproportionately high share of votes in the affected polling stations. Those affected then informed the BSW, which is now investigating the cases.

- - - - - - -

A data team from the Frankfurter Rundschau newspaper found that in some places there were ‘anomalies in favour of the BSW’ and at the same time the BD had received ‘surprisingly high support’ there.

The BD received 0.2 per cent of the vote nationwide, but more than two per cent in 43 municipalities. There were other municipalities in which the BD performed disproportionately better than the overall result. In Brecht in Rhineland-Palatinate, the BD received 8.3 per cent and the BSW zero per cent. In a polling station in Aachen, the BD also achieved 7.2 per cent and the BSW zero per cent. Similar discrepancies were recorded in Delmenhorst, Heidelberg, Rostock and Berlin, according to the Frankfurter Rundschau.

 

[XPan]

One of the infamous fake news stations in Germany just published a video with the headline and the front picture saying "Paradise on credit: How Friedrich Merz deceived his voters" while leaving the comment section open:

At the end of the video, the following is said:



Just a coincidence, "real reporting" or is there another agenda at play?

"The 62% debt". Really ?
That is actually very wrong.

The thing is, that what they don't include in the official debt (= 2.977 Trillion USD - September 2024), are the additional 2 Trillion Euro of pension obligations ! BAM. It means, the real debt in Germany, is in fact higher than those in France. Where the country of France is the official record holder of having the largest debt in the European Union.

So, there is that.

On top of that...

Ah. The Debt break...
Imagine if (BlackRock) Chancellor Merz accomplishes his goal of taking away Germany's debt-break (which is written into the German Constitution / Ground laws) by simply using the OLD parliament (!) / parties (that are still in place) in order to get the ⅔ majority required to change the ground law. (He wouldn't get a majority with the new parliament ratio after recent elections)

But with the old Parliament he could indeed change the constitutional German law, taking away the debt-break, and open the door for ... and i mean huge amounts of additional loans. Which by the way often are filed under the cynical name "Special assets" ("Sondervermögen") which sounds like you just found hidden stash of extra money. Weheee. But not - those are loans, not assets. It would push Germany and its citizens into the abyss of never ending payments, given that they are already having the highest taxes of them all.

Hm. It somehow all sounds too familiar, doesn't it ? We have been there before. Weimar Republic. Now Wokistan de Luxe 2.0 - with similar hidden powers installed at all the "right" places, in order to destroy the country.

What I see in Germany at many levels of society - is like a suicide in slow motion.

 

[bianca etezete]

"The 62% debt". Really ?
That is actually very wrong.

The thing is, that what they don't include in the official debt (= 2.977 Trillion USD - September 2024), are the additional 2 Trillion Euro of pension obligations ! BAM. It means, the real debt in Germany, is in fact higher than those in France. Where the country of France is the official record holder of having the largest debt in the European Union.

So, there is that.

On top of that...

Ah. The Debt break...
Imagine if (BlackRock) Chancellor Merz accomplishes his goal of taking away Germany's debt-break (which is written into the German Constitution / Ground laws) by simply using the OLD parliament (!) / parties (that are still in place) in order to get the ⅔ majority required to change the ground law. (He wouldn't get a majority with the new parliament ratio after recent elections)

But with the old Parliament he could indeed change the constitutional German law, taking away the debt-break, and open the door for ... and i mean huge amounts of additional loans. Which by the way often are filed under the cynical name "Special assets" ("Sondervermögen") which sounds like you just found hidden stash of extra money. Weheee. But not - those are loans, not assets. It would push Germany and its citizens into the abyss of never ending payments, given that they are already having the highest taxes of them all.

Hm. It somehow all sounds too familiar, doesn't it ? We have been there before. Weimar Republic. Now Wokistan de Luxe 2.0 - with similar hidden powers installed at all the "right" places, in order to destroy the country.

What I see in Germany at many levels of society - is like a suicide in slow motion.

yes, the bolded part.

thing is: the ones who tell everyone with critique that they are "delegitimizing" democracy and the state, are the ones who always want to change the "constitiution" (it is non, it is a temporary solution for the germans after WW2). now, with the elections still somewhat not over, the attempt to change the constitution with a parliament, that will not be in power for much longer, may find some word to aligne in legal tests, but is totally going against the spirit of the constitution we have

 

[heinrich]

yes, the bolded part.

thing is: the ones who tell everyone with critique that they are "delegitimizing" democracy and the state, are the ones who always want to change the "constitiution" (it is non, it is a temporary solution for the germans after WW2). now, with the elections still somewhat not over, the attempt to change the constitution with a parliament, that will not be in power for much longer, may find some word to aligne in legal tests, but is totally going against the spirit of the constitution we have

yes, it is not only a slow suicide, IT IS A GREEN SUICIDE. and it is HOME MADE !! and they have ZERO technical knowledge left.. too many women?? not enough machos left? not enough pregnant men???

 

[axj]

yes, it is not only a slow suicide, IT IS A GREEN SUICIDE. and it is HOME MADE !!

How much the globalist-driven implementation of "green policies" is homemade is debatable. Same with allowing the destruction of Nordstream 2 to please both the globalists and the US.

and they have ZERO technical knowledge left.

That is not true. The industrial base and technical knowledge may actually still be higher in Germany than in the US (except online stuff and weapons production).

too many women?? not enough machos left?

I don't think it is a good idea to feed the globalist driven "divide and conquer", including their desire for more alienation between men and women in general.

 

[Gawan]

Another one, yesterday in Dortmund a refused Syrian refugee stabbed at a train station an employee after a dispute. He luckily survived the attack.

Dortmund: Syrer sticht am Hauptbahnhof nach Ticket-Streit auf Verkäufer ein

Am gestrigen Tag kehrte ein abgewiesener Syrer zu einem Ticketstand am Dortmunder Hauptbahnhof zurück und stach unmittelbar auf einen Kundencenter-Mitarbeiter ein. Dieser schwebt nicht mehr in Lebensgefahr. Zuvor kam es zum Streit wegen einer verweigerten Ticketverlängerung.

rtde.online