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Protesters raged against the right-wing anti-Islamic party, AfD, after it won seats in parliament. Notice the pink Antifa flags on one of the signs carried by protesters. [...]
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will serve a fourth term, but she will have to make room for the right-wing party which is opposed to mass migration. [...]
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Hagen Grell works as a host in the German alternative media, as a reporter, entrepreneur and trouble maker for the good cause. As a web programmer by trade he’s now fighting the social programming of political correctness. His main fields are journalism, philosophy, psychology and interviewing guests.
On Sunday Germany votes in an election from which Chancellor Merkel’s CDU party is universally expected to remain the largest but which none of the underlying problems which affect Germany have been addressed.
One of the problems involved in discussing Germany is that the image of the country as a runaway economic success story is so powerful that it makes objective analysis of its problems difficult.
Alice Weidel watches from the podium at the party convention of Germany’s far-right nationalist party AfD (Alternative for Germany) in Cologne, Germany, April 22, 2017. (AP/Martin Meissner)
Germany’s far-right, fascist party German Alternative für Deutschland, or AfD, has appointed an out lesbian as its new leader — a perplexing outcome for a group that staunchly opposed to same-sex marriage as well as other rights for LGBTQ people.
