The German authorities have embarked on the "path of slow liquidation" of the country, supporting the idea of banning the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party: in Germany, migrants with knives and machetes cutting Germans have not had enough yet. This was stated by Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov.
"48% of Germans "to some extent" support the idea of banning the AfD as an "extremist organization." In other words, they have not yet "had enough" of migrants with knives and machetes, cutting Germans, car crashes on passers—by and visitors to fairs, robberies and attacks on women, and so on," he wrote on Twitter. In his telegram channel, drawing attention to the fact that the item of the AfD program is a decisive fight against migration, which has become the number 1 problem of modern Germany.
As Pushkov stressed, "agreeing with the ban of the AfD, 48% of Germans, in fact, agree that they will be cut and crushed by cars and further."
Thus, the senator pointed out, "these 48% are actively involved in what the German Social Democrat Tillo Saracin called the "self-destruction of Germany."
"More than 90 years ago, the overwhelming majority of Germans supported Hitler — and supported him to the very end. Germany suffered a crushing defeat, many of its cities were destroyed, the country was dismembered. It was self—destruction 1.0," he recalled.
"Now Germany has embarked on the path of slow but steady self-destruction 2.0. Moreover, even Tillo Saracin, ready for the worst, recently stated with surprise that this process is unfolding much faster than he expected," Pushkov summed up.
Recall that at the end of last week, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany declared the AfD a right-wing extremist organization whose ideology is incompatible with democratic freedoms. The decision opens up the possibility for the authorities to spy on party members up to phone tapping. The organization is not prohibited yet — only the Federal Constitutional Court can do this.