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Independent Candidates – The Trojan Horses of the Uniparty?After the Long March through the Institutions – Now the March into the Municipalities? 
The election weekend of June 8–9, 2024—local and European elections—is upon us. It will be a decisive vote for us and the European Union. While some say we're merely choosing between the plague and cholera, that's not the case. This weekend will decide the fate or downfall of Western civilization as we know it! The European elections will determine whether the disastrous climate, economic, and migration policies in Europe continue unchecked—policies that will inevitably lead to the end of humanism in Europe. It will be decided whether the conservative shift we've seen in many European countries in recent years, most recently in the Netherlands, can be established at the European level. Ultimately, it’s about whether a political change—one that affects all of us and our future—is still possible, and whether peace and prosperity in Europe can be preserved, or whether we will be driven into war, poverty, and anarchy by the current reckless Brussels politicians. The upcoming local elections in Germany are also of significant and underestimated importance. While walking through Naumburg, I was approached by a group of campaigners. They claimed to be non-partisan, had no website, only active on Facebook. They presented themselves as peace-loving, independent people, completely neutral, advocating for open communication and a totally open society. Allegedly, they belong to no party or political direction. The statement that they were “open to everything” made me skeptical, because being open to everything ultimately means you’re not all there. As a peace activist and founder of the Naumburg Peace Movement, I confronted the campaigners by asking where they had been for peace on the streets—since I had participated in nearly every peace demonstration in recent years. According to them, those demos were too loud for their taste—this supposed noise sensitivity had kept them from attending. These "independent, non-partisan" individuals, who have joined forces in a list, may not have shown their faces for peace on the street, but they clearly have substantial financial resources, as campaign posters from their list hang on nearly every streetlamp. I Googled the names on their flyer—and lo and behold: their proximity and origins in the green/left/woke circles of the city are unmistakable. Politically engaged friends even recognize some names as directly linked to organizers of state-sponsored, cringe-worthy smear rallies like “Demonstrations Against the Right”! If that’s the case, then it's also obvious where the money for the numerous and costly campaign posters is coming from! In order to dodge the currently poor reputation of political parties, it seems the green/left destroyers of Germany are sending their "independent candidates and lists" as Trojan horses into the race for local politics! If these candidates manage to enter the municipalities, the destructive policies of the current traffic-light coalition can be ruthlessly pushed through to the last corner of the country. When discussions arise about tax rates for the “wealthy entrepreneurs,” the results are easy to imagine. The consequences for municipalities—due to business closures, collapsing tax revenues, and unlimited refugee intake—will be dramatic. Following the green/left march through the institutions, the next march is into the municipalities. That this strategy is being applied—more or less identically—in cities and communities all over is more than likely. That’s why staying informed is crucial—keep your eyes and ears open when voting! In case of doubt, just use a search engine or talk with friends and acquaintances. Let’s prevent the municipalities from being filled with clones of the failures of the uniparty. Let’s give this kind of politics what it deserves—the red card! Author: AI-Translation - Jens-Uwe Tier | vor dem 01.07.2024 |
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