German Voters Reject Political Squatters

'Centrist' parties defy popular fury, cling to power

Sep 03, 2024

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Alternative parties take the lead in German regional elections
Volkswagen to shut factories for the first time in its 87-year history
Record amount of corporate investment relocates to China
No money for jobs unless you are making weapons
Crises of war, food, energy and migration can be reduced to one:
What to do as robotics and artificial intelligence replace the workforce
There are alternatives, but they involve decentralised energy and power
They require we reject the big lies we have been told
Voters already have, as the Greens slump to about 5% with their great shutdown

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Political protest votes are putting pressure on the establishment, coinciding with an upsurge in censorship and narrative control.

The latest smack to the incumbent politicians comes from the eastern states of Germany where disillusioned left voters (Die Linke) raised Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) to the lead with 33 per cent in Thuringia and second place in Saxony with about 31 per cent. Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance took third place

The cause of complaint is the cost of living crisis, contrasted to the endless money for war. For some, the contemptuous treatment of citizens during Covid still rankles.

The so-called political centre is not giving way despite three-quarters of people voting, a record turnout.

In Thuringia and Saxony the Christian Democrats (CDU) are refusing to form a coalition with the AfD, seeking to block it by allying with parties of the "democratic centre."

In a race against time, the likes of German chancellor Olaf Scholz and French president Emmanuel Macron refuse to acknowledge the rising tide of opposition. The corrupt and unpopular head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has grasped a second term.

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In Britain Kier Starmer has outdone the Conservatives' Covid-era repression.

One crisis to rule them all

Even if you accept the narrative on climate, carbon or nitrogen, pandemics or passports, you should already have noticed that they lead to the same population solution. But what if that final solution is also a lie — big, or Platonic and noble?

The propositions called "polycrisis" are leading questions, which urge respondents toward a specific answer or outcome. Food shortages or bio-digital ID for example imply rationing or castes.

It is refreshing to get to the heart of the matter; to silence the headlines and the neck-twisting imagery of this or that crisis. We don't need metaphors, or references to Game of Thrones.

Though it may look like war, energy crisis, food inflation, unmanaged migration and crime, these policies can be reduced to one: what to do with the population as robotics and artificial intelligence replace much of our work.

It is important to identify the cause of these cascading crises and demand accountability or else these "centrists" will bide their time, until they achieve their goal, or slink away to be replaced, as in Britain, by another snake of a different hue.

Demonising voters

The European Commission, like other supra-governmental bodies, likely sees artificial intelligence as replacing not empowering the workforce. The promise of leisure will vanish if the profits go to the few.

The fable of transhumanism is a cover for a choice they've already made: it's not about evolution to humanity 2.0; it is simply that the owner-investors no longer have use for homo sapiens 1.0. So they are pursuing the Great Shutdown.

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Like the alternative media, a new breed of politician is challenging the mafia that has been in power since before they launched the Covid response, the wars, the great shutdown and the replacement of everything.

The incumbents call themselves the centre. So did Joseph Stalin. Anyone who challenged him was a left or right deviationist. Today the phrase is far-right or extremist.

Instead of asking why people are voting this way or how they, the incumbents, have failed, they demonise voters.

We shall discuss how the economy is changing as technology replaces workers. This is not a sudden crisis but a change long anticipated. The Great Reset is a plan by the money power to seize all the gains from automation instead of sharing them.

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