The Germany Times reports:
Alice Weidel Criticises German Government Over Migration, Crime and AfD Ban Efforts
AfD co-leader denounces policies on migration, taxation, and political opposition in latest statement.
Weidel characterised these moves as grotesque and authoritarian, declaring: “Mass migration, exploding crime, high taxes, silenced dissent. The regime wants to ban the strongest opposition party—us, the AfD. This is grotesque. This is authoritarian. But, they will not prevail.”
You can watch her fiery speech in the Bundestag here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE_ZX2skEqs
In fact it would be easy to frame the current government's policies towards the Dem Deutschen Volke as nothing less than a self-inflicted hate crime.
Bizarrely it is the Mekon (Merz) who claims that the AfD policy of 'remigration' is really 'ethnic cleansing' according to Politico:
Merz’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ comments trigger defamation complaint from far-right AfD
The chancellor’s remarks “crossed the line,” according to a senior Alternative for Germany lawmaker.
Merz made the comments during a Bundestag debate Wednesday. “’Remigration’ is nothing more than a synonym for ethnic cleansing based on origin and skin color,” he said, adding that the AfD’s migration crackdown would devastate the German economy.
The AfD might claim that the only ethnic cleansing going on is that of ethnic Germans who are being forced to live in an already devastated German economy due to the actions of this and previous governments over a couple of decades.
The AfD would undoubtedly prefer a 'remigration' of Germany back to the days when it had a Wirtschaftswunder economy.
The Mekon is Germany's Starmer and it's time for him to do the right thing and resign.
If he remains in power for another two years the German economy will go down the tubes, Germany will be at war with Russia and US tariffs will be raised on Germany especially as:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/germanys-merz-discusses-9-11-201858640.html
On Thursday Merz told a campaign event in Berlin ahead of the city's election that the era of "unconditional trans-Atlantic friendship" is likely over for the foreseeable future.