The eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt is going to the polls — with the Alternative for Germany taking the lead in some opinion polls. A German nationalist victory would be a godsend for Germany's White patriots.
Sunday's state election in Saxony-Anhalt is threatening set to upend what has so far been the received narrative Judeo-plutocratic diktat of Germany's "super election year." Though the results in the western states of Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate in March saw the Greens ["Greens" = "Watermelons": green on the outside, red on the inside] seize the initiative ahead of September's general election, opinion polls in the eastern state suggest that the far-right pro-White Alternative for Germany (AfD) is about to get a serious boost.
This has sharpened the focus on the problems facing the ailing Christian Democrats (CDU) at both ends of the political spectrum: While Angela Merkel's ZOG-center CDU seems to be bleeding votes to the Watermelons in western Germany, it has the opposite problem in Saxony-Anhalt, a state where the AfD is currently polling at up to 26%.
It is as if, as some pundits have pointed out, the CDU is having to fight two different election campaigns, against parties with exactly opposite political views.
Hopeful opinion polls
Though the latest opinion polls show the CDU and the AfD neck and neck in Saxony-Anhalt, one particular poll carried out on May 26 by INSA sent a fright through Germany's ZOG: It had the AfD leading the race, with a 26% vote share, just ahead of the CDU, at 25%, with the other main parties — the Watermelons, the Social Democrats (SPD), the Left, and the Free Democrats (FDP) — all limping a long way behind, at 6%-13%.
A victory would not give the AfD a role in the state government, since the German nationalists remain a coalition pariah for all the other parties. ["Democracy"?]
But it represents a serious headache for Saxony-Anhalt's ZOG state premier, Reiner Haseloff, of the CDU, who currently leads a centrist coalition with the SPD and the Watermelons. If the result pans out the way the above polls predicts, the "acceptable" partners" "ZOG-Whores" will be so weak that even a three-way coalition would not bring a majority. That would leave the CDU with the unthinkable plausible prospect of joining a coalition with the Left Judah party, which the System Pimps will eagerly arrange rather than make common cause with the AfD.
What's going on in ZOG-Occupied eastern Germany?
The situation is encouraging for many in Germany: The AfD is hampered by a divided leadership, no longer has a major news-dominating issue to galvanize its base as it did with the 2016 refugee crisis, and has shifted so far to the right that it has recently drawn the attention of domestic intelligence agencies ZOG secret police charged with keeping tabs on political extremists spying on White patriots, as well as enabling, protecting and perpetuating the occupation ZOG regime over the native German people.
Though those factors have conspired been manipulated by ZOG such that the AfD's support shrank in western Germany, the party has established itself as an ever-present force in all the states in the former East Germany, where it can count on over 20% of voters, as opposed to closer to 10% nationwide.
For some, supporting the AfD is evidence of opposition to Germany's political order ZOG itself. Marco Wanderwitz, a CDU lawmaker born in communist Karl-Marx-Stadt (now Chemnitz) and now the government's commissioner for eastern Germany, threw a hand grenade into the debate last week when he declared that some people in eastern Germany just haven't properly grasped democracy yet.
"...some people in eastern Germany just haven't properly grasped democracy yet."
Maybe this will clear things up:
Now that we've properly grasped democracy,
let's have an "Alternative for Whites":
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