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Dear Father and Dear Mother! - Sabine Saupe reads a letter to her parentsIn this moving letter, Sabine Saupe reflects on the loss of German identity and culture as well as the current political situation. She calls for a renewed awareness of history and cultural values and urges a stand for peace and national unity. Dear Father and Dear Mother, It is time, after having written you my first letter months ago and reading it aloud in Aschersleben, to write a second one. Father, what does it really mean to be German? With tears in my eyes, I fondly remember how you told us fairy tales and sang beautiful German songs in the fields. I also remember that we never heard those songs in our school; they had already disappeared back then. We are constantly told by the media how bad the Germans were. Over and over again: right-wing, Hitler, right-wing again, and once more Dogus, and again Dogus—what the Germans did in the wars. Is that us? Is that really what defines us as people? Are we really so despicable? I say clearly and emphatically: “NO.” When I think about my Germanness, I know that you, my father, came from Königsberg, and you, my mother, from Bohemia—and who knows where my great-grandparents came from, maybe Russia or Sweden? I was born in Thuringia and grew up in Saxony-Anhalt, never belonged to any party, have two sons, and simply wish to grow old in peace. Father, you taught me that my heart should always burn for my country, for our nature, our people, and our culture. Why are we not allowed to proudly talk about our kings and emperors, when other countries proudly celebrate theirs, like England or Norway? Didn’t England also bring much suffering to other nations through wars? Father, what happened to us? Where is our national soul? We blindly allow weak, corrupt, and hostile rulers to govern us—and we even fanatically defend them. At this moment, we have a government that despises everything German. And they openly admit it. This current government, dear Father, has no connection to our homeland. On the contrary, everything points toward us losing our homeland. Father, you always protected us from everything. When teachers tried to paint us in a bad light, you stood up for us. You knew your children; you knew how to defend us. You would have never put your children in danger. That’s how a father should be—a family that sticks together. And that’s how a government should be: it must protect its people. But our government, Father, watches as our children and girls are raped, as people are stabbed, and opens the borders as if there’s no end. Our police can no longer help us; on the contrary, they themselves are being stabbed. And if we don’t speak the government’s prescribed language, they write down our words, even beat and arrest us. The government talks about democracy—not the democracy as ordinary people understand it, but their own version of democracy. But we do have a cultural identity, and we must finally welcome it back. We need an open culture of conversation and debate again—free from these politically indoctrinated worldviews. We need an objective examination of the time between 1933 and 1945. Only allowing the victors' narrative robs us of part of our national soul. We need clarity about the peace treaty, the national constitution, Article 146 of the Basic Law, the 2+4 Treaty, secret agreements between the FRG, the Allies, and intelligence agencies. We have a right to this—it is our history. The war crimes of the Allies must also be addressed. Why did cities and people have to be bombed so cruelly with incendiary bombs, even though the war was already lost, causing old people and children to be burned alive? Then I think of the cruel Rheinwiesen camps. The victors do not speak of this—over 32,000 soldiers starved there. How cruel it must have been to watch from outside the fence while being well-fed. Putin said three years ago that Germany was not solely to blame for the Second World War. That was met with collective silence. So many elderly people speak of that time—and if they speak out publicly, they are imprisoned. We must not allow this. Strange, isn’t it, Father? Doctors who refused to vaccinate were jailed or had their livelihoods destroyed. Scientists who wanted to speak about the harmfulness of the vaccine were silenced and imprisoned. Scientists who say climate change is not man-made are not given a platform. Chemtrails sprayed above us are supposedly healthy, and anyone who says otherwise is labeled a tinfoil-hat wearer. Wind turbines are being built en masse on prime farmland, taking away our ability to feed ourselves and altering the climate. It’s getting warmer, and the media simply call it global warming. Well, dear ones, I could go on listing countless other existence-destroying acts by the elites. It is so unbelievable it robs one of their sanity. I believe if we all knew the whole truth, we would lose our minds. How many have already taken their own lives? Father, what should our future look like? We need to have a sense of “OURS” again. Let us accept our history, let us build a society for peace and freedom. Carry our flags again with pride, everywhere! Sing the national anthem again—all verses. No one should be ashamed of their culture and homeland. I love my homeland, I am a human being, and no government can take my heart and soul from me—and I am a German woman. I know, Father, I will not reach everyone and cannot speak for everyone—but one thing I know for sure, and you would say it too: The whole world must stand up against war in this world. The whole world watches the genocide in Palestine—I never thought something like this could happen again. Back then, the world also watched as it happened in Germany. We Germans don’t want war with Russia either. Olaf Scholz, Boris Pistorius, Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann—do you hear our words? We don’t want war, and that is the call of the German people. I know, they laugh at us because we supposedly have no voice—but that’s not true. They violate all laws, and we no longer allow them to govern our country. Not just them, but all those others sitting in their bubble in Berlin. We wonder why people in Germany endure everything so patiently—as long as there’s beer and steak in the fridge. Some say Trump will save us, others say Putin will. So, Mr. Trump, you could become the Martin Luther of the world—set us free! And you, Mr. Putin, hear our voice: We want peace with Russia, for we have many friends there too and will not raise a weapon against them. And to the staff in Germany who still don’t understand the situation our country is in, I want to end with some fitting words from Immanuel Kant’s essay “What is Enlightenment?” from 1784, which I do not want to withhold from them. Kant writes: “Laziness and cowardice are the reasons why so many people, even after nature has long freed them from external guidance, still gladly remain immature for life; and why it is so easy for others to set themselves up as their guardians. It is so convenient to be immature. If I have a book that has understanding for me, a pastor who has conscience for me, a doctor who decides my diet, etc., I need not trouble myself. I need not think, if only I can pay; others will undertake the irksome business for me. That the vast majority of mankind (including the entire fair sex) regard the step to maturity as not only difficult but also very dangerous—this is ensured by those guardians who have kindly taken it upon themselves to supervise them. After having first made their livestock dumb and carefully prevented them from daring to take a single step outside the baby walker they have confined them in, they then show them the danger that threatens if they try to walk on their own. Now this danger is actually not so great, for they would certainly learn to walk after a few falls. But examples of this kind intimidate and usually deter all further attempts.” Dear parents, that shall be it for today. I know you are with me, and I feel your love! One day we will see each other again and embrace. Your daughter, Sabine Author: AI-Translation - Sabine Saupe | vor dem 01.07.2024 |
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