Democracy - Clear Words

DR. PHIL. UWE BOLL

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The good thing about democracy is that even if changes come slowly, in the end it is the voters who decide and that voters eventually see through bullshit despite propaganda on all channels. Even if changes often come too late or sometimes never, election results show what the voters no longer wants.

Before we come to Europe, a quick look at the USA. It is perfectly logical that Donald Trump will win the election if the Democrats do not have the courage to push Biden into a nursing home and nominate another candidate. Because it is better to have a corrupt president than a senile one who will transform from advanced dementia to a total solar eclipse in the next 4 years. This is visible to all normal people and only to deluded idiots. So, if the Democrats really believed that democracy would be abolished under Trump, they would react and depose Biden internally. The truth is, however, that Trump will not abolish democracy in the next four years but will ensure that he and his people continue to enrich themselves. And at the same time, he will reduce illegal immigration to the USA, making the USA safer. He will also end the war in Ukraine, and in the only way possible: through a deal. It is perfectly clear that this deal will be better than continuing to fight for years and burning hundreds of billions of euros in addition to thousands of human lives, even if Ukraine will certainly be disappointed at first because it will not be allowed to keep all its territories. Trump will also continue to be good for the stock market and the economy and will support Israel - without any ifs and buts - and I see that as a positive thing too. Trump and Biden (record oil production and endless fracking) were bad for the environment, so in the end it doesn't matter to all climate protection friends who wins the election.

For voters in Europe and Germany, it is mainly about internal and external security and the economic situation. From Macron to Scholz, most politicians are desperately trying to deal with these issues in such a way that the main reasons and issues associated with them are not really resolved. But it is perfectly clear to the people that mass migration from Islamist countries must be stopped, and massive deportations must be carried out if we want to improve our internal security and economic situation. That is why Le Pen has now won the French election and all over Europe the parties that really want to tackle this problem are gaining ground. The people feel that the situation will only improve if significantly fewer migrants come to the country and if the migrants who are here having to work to finance their own lives - or that they will have to leave if they do not work, do not integrate or even commit crimes. The legal situation, which is always used as a lame excuse, is clear, because 98% of migrants do not get asylum, have purely economic reasons for illegal immigration and they all enter from a safe third country. We are now entering the phase where the whitewashing of multiculturalism by the german left wing ?coalition and the public media is being irrefuted by facts. Daily knife attacks and daily threats to public safety (in schools, inner cities, train stations, swimming pools) by non-Germans are a fact (see BKA crime statistics). If these people leave Germany, it will be safer, schools will be able to teach better (and our PISA standing will rise again). The federal government's budget discussion is trying to ignore the "elephant in the room", because these "elephant" is the more than 130 billion a year that we spend on migration, the war in Ukraine and development aid. With this money we would have top universities, schools, roads, medical care and better pensions.

The war in Ukraine must end because it is simply not economically viable for Europe. Germany is the country that has suffered the most from the sanctions against Russia. The Ukrainian refugees must return to their homeland and thus become cost-neutral for us. Only 25% to 30% work, although Ukrainians are allowed to work. Russia is not a threat to NATO states (this is also pure government propaganda - made up by the woke german coalition and some media). We don't need conscription or trench rhetoric, but a super air force, 10,000 Taurus and enough supersonic long-range weapons (including nuclear warheads) plus 50,000 professional soldiers who can use technology to completely pulverize any tank attack and any country within 20 minutes. Then we'll be safe, even without NATO.

To paraphrase Henry Kissinger: Countries don't have friends, they have interests. We should refrain from believing that we can save everyone, and it will still have positive consequences for us. In France and Germany in particular, the next 1.5 years will decide how things will continue in Europe. In my opinion, there is no longer any chance of solving the crucial problems with the traffic light coalition, but only with a coalition between the CDU and the AFD or a CDU-only government. It is very likely that this will not happen, but that there will be a three-party coalition with the CDU, SPD and the GREEN or the FDP in 2025. In France, Macron's party will probably form a coalition with the left just to prevent Le Pen, but that will neither be what the voters want nor to improve the situation. The problems will continue to grow and will not be solved. In a democracy, right-wing governments can also be elected; that must be accepted. In Europe in particular, no party has yet questioned the election results themselves, as was the case in the USA and of course in many dictatorships. And that is very important and good for Europe.

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Even if everything is tried with the help of the media and a lot of money to calm the masses or to draw attention to the threat from the "right", it will not change anything: if the problems are not solved, then parties like the AfD will end up getting over 50%, because the population will be in a dire situation that leaves them no other choice to maintain or regain their prosperity and the security of their families. Officials, politicians and public officials will not be able to do anything to calm the masses down. TV employees have already lost all connection to reality when they see words (see Sylt, H?cke) as a greater danger than around 20,000 acts of violence by migrants per year (90% of knife attacks and mass rapes). Only numbers count and the fewer young men from Islamist countries there are here, the safer it becomes and the fewer votes the AfD receives. The threat from right-wing parties will disappear when there are hardly any crimes committed by foreigners and no mass prayers in public spaces (Bochum University, Brandenburg Gate, market squares, etc.), where European culture is threatened at the same time. These prayers are demonstrations of power - nothing else and must be banned. We must represent our interests and anyone who threatens our population and attacks and wants to dissolve the state and our culture must be deported from Germany quickly and effectively, without any consideration for those being deported. By May, there had already been 120,000 asylum applications in Germany, plus around 30,000 illegal unregistered migrants. 4,700 have been deported so far this year and that is being celebrated as a success. That is where the problem of denial of reality lies. It has to be the other way round, several years in a row. As I said, only figures and facts will ultimately decide on success, prosperity and security and voters have now understood that.

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