Young Germans rebel…

In response to draconian COVID lockdowns, censorship, media bias, economic collapse and infrastructure decay, Germany’s youth swings to the right. 

Germany’s political establishment will soon pay dearly for its errors, arrogance and insolence. 

A profound and accelerating mood swing is underway across Germany, and nothing is stopping it. And the more the establishment tries to denounce it, the more the elites get rebuffed.

Germans, once seemed to be caught up in a dreamland and unwilling to wake up from it” appear to have finally awakened to the fact that the country is in deep DEEP  trouble.

Quiet but powerful rebellion

Especially Germany’s youth have woken up and have undergone a truly profound change of mind. The days of Fridays for Future, led by Greta Thunberg, have disappeared faster than a snowball on a hot summer day. Indeed, the youth have kept their “we’ll be watching you” promise, and, ironically, hate what they are seeing.

Now they are leading a quiet but powerful rebellion.

COVID lies

It started in 2020. Recall how just a few years ago, Germany’s young population was all caught up with Fridays For Future hype and climate hysteria. Suddenly, it got interrupted by the COVID pandemic. The youth, like everyone else, got and locked down and were forced to abide by ridiculous rules and experimental medial treatment. No age group suffered more than young people under 20. Today these young people have since realized that the media and political establishment lied to them.

War lies and energy woes

Then the next fundamental lie got revealed: The warm and fuzzy Greens and Socialists weren’t pacifists at all but rather reckless warmongers who cheered on the war in Ukraine.

Next, a major natural gas pipeline was sabotaged by their own governments. This in turn led to skyrocketing energy prices and inflation. Suddenly the youth dreams of s future of prosperity went up in smoke. Next, the German Greens began to call for imposing harsh green policies on everyone, threatening to make life even more unbearable for the poor.

Censorship

To make things worse, during COVID and the Ukraine war, the youth became aware of just how “democratic” the west really was. Dissidents were silenced as censorship spread across major social media platforms. In Germany, and elsewhere in Europe, people expressing different views found themselves slandered and criminalized. Dissident leaders were even arrested and locked up.  Thousands of social media accounts were suspended.

In July, 2024, we saw Germany’s “far right” Compact magazine get raided by German special forces and shut down by the overzealous socialist Interior Minister, Nancy Faeser.

Last month, instant messaging service Telegram’s founder, Pavel Durov, was arrested by French authorities. His crime: providing free speech. The youth now realize how “free speech” in the west is a joke.

Open borders and immigrant violence 

Last month’s killing of three people (and many more injured) by a Syrian refugee at a festival highlighted a long streak of growing violence by migrants. The public reacted by loudly calling Europe’s border policies into question. Despite a string of lofty promises, politicians have taken no real action to stem the flood of migrants from the Middle East and Africa.

Crime and violence have made many parts of Germany unsafe, and it’s dawning on the youth that their country is potentially going to hell in a basket. On September 1st, voters in the states of Saxony and Thuringia turned out in large numbers, and handed the right wing AfD party huge results.

Once voting Green, the youth under 18 have swung in masses to the right. Last August in Thuringia, 9000 youths under age 18 were asked in a survey who they would vote for. The winner by a huge margin was the right wing AfD party, pulling in 37.4% of the vote – more than double compared to 16.5% it got in 2019. The Greens, on the other hand, lost a whopping 83% of their supporters, see here.

German bridge is falling down

Popularity for the German Greens and Socialists is in collapse, and so is Germany’s infrastructure.

Last week, part of a major bridge in the Saxony city of Dresden mysteriously collapsed. The incident highlights Germany’s neglect of its own infrastructure while it funnels tens of billions of euros into dubious green projects at home and abroad. The collapse of the Dresden bridge is an accurate metaphor for Germany.

“Part of the AfD’s success can be attributed to its economic policy,” reports Unherd here. “It calls for an end to government subsidies that distort the market, an end to the country’s expensive green energy transition and, crucially, a reversal of the current deindustrialisation. If such moderate economic policy is abandoned by the centrists in power, then voters will look elsewhere.”

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September 15, 2024 at 09:48AM