Jan Böhmermann
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first heard Aug 2024
last heard Mar 2025
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If you think about yourself, in the end it's a matter of human knowledge. If you are reasonably good at appreciating people properly, then you also know what Friedrich Merz is up to. And you seem to me a bit like a poker player who sits in a high stakes game and has a 2 and a 7 on his hand and just plays like he has two aces and there are two aces. And the game is actually already after the
The first opening of the three cards went completely for him. And this week, if at least something had gone wrong, if at least something else had gone wrong than the pure show effect. Because even, there were two votes this week. On Wednesday there was an application, that is, an application or a request to the federal government.
The Bundestag urges the federal government to act politically in these and those points. That was nothing more than a wish, a wish from the Bundestag to the federal government. absolutely not legally binding, so a show entry anyway.
For this show entry, which has absolutely no legal consequences, to buy the approval of the AfD, of the right-wing extremists, to open it up and say, so they vote now, who of course were happy like the Snow Kings. You look at the voting result here, the only ones who cheered are the dirty fascists on the right side of the parliament, the people who do not even care ...
I think the big personal injury for Friedrich Merz First of all, the fact that he was flogged twice by a woman, in brackets, Angela Merkel. The day after that, she immediately reported to the word, also pressed him again. But politically, he sees himself in a crutch and really believes that the Union is too liberal, too much in the middle, under Angela Merkel.
And that's why the AfD could arise from the right of the Union. According to this logic, he says, we have to become more right-wing again to make the AfD smaller. Of course, that doesn't work at all, because if you say, I do what the AfD does, then of course the people don't vote for you, but directly for the AfD. People who think that's good.
We have already discussed this a thousand times, a thousand times smarter people have already discussed it. All research indicates that if you speak the rights out loud, the rights will become stronger and not the party that speaks the rights out loud. And then they really managed to get this five-point plan through, which brings absolutely nothing.
And then the next day he noticed, I was on the day when that happened, on Wednesday, I drove from Vienna to Berlin. I drove right in front of Konrad Adenauer's house, in front of the CDU headquarters. Huge demonstration. Everything was full of bulls, all side streets were blocked. When did it happen that after a parliamentary decision, people were so upset?
And I was there, there were no left-wing extremists, there were normal people, friendly atmosphere. There were just people who said, are you crazy? Who somehow lost the last bit of hope to bourgeois parties, who really... For a tactical maneuver that doesn't even make sense. Even the AFD has asked themselves. There are voices from the AFD who don't know what to do.
So the problem is really, it makes absolutely no sense strategically. Friedrich Merz is someone who has a bad hand in a poker game. There are three cards covered. He has nothing and he still plays on and acts as if he had the awesome ace in his sleeve. Then continue on Friday. And then it got a bit more difficult, because then it was about this, just the name, the power limit law.
What, just the name of this law, just this compositum to bring into the world, is absolutely despicable and reduces people to streams. And then it was about a law that wanted to be decided, and then that went wrong. Then he didn't get a majority for it. The law would never have, that's what you have to say, could never have been passed, because the Federal Council would have opposed it.
Also that, so a pure show-off. And now he really has two absolute fog bombs, It was an absolute debate that he had actually. And then he really leads in his speech in the Bundestag this Telegram, this Telegram myth of group rape, of asylum seekers against German women. That's really... The most disgusting conspiracy theory... Wait, why? Telegram is doing this? No, no, no.
Friedrich Merz, as a justification for why these laws are necessary, said that there would be group rapes in Germany. That would be an imminent problem. And there is neither a criminal statistic that proves this, nor is there any other evidence that this is really a real problem. This is pure fear-making. And this is really... fire-threatening, insane.
You know, the principle of the AfD is to talk about a threat situation that does not really exist, which ideally relies on sins, which you can blame for, in brackets, people with migration history. Just like when you say, we have a huge problem in Germany, there are people in Germany who are afraid of the jabberwocky. We have to do something against the jabberwocky.
The problem is, there is no jabberwocky. And if you now start to pass laws against the jabberwocky, then it absolutely does not help at all. The stupid thing is, in the case of the AfD, it is not about a fictitious figure jabberwocky, but about real people, about minorities. Just like saying, we now have to limit the rights of trans people.
Because you say, I'm afraid that in my sports competition my daughter will be overshadowed by a trans woman who used to be a man and has completely different conditions and therefore wins. That's such a micro mini mini mini mini mini. It's a tiny, tiny, tiny problem that it doesn't make any sense at all to pass any laws because these are really micro, micro, micro cases.
And that's just the game with the fear of people. And that's what Friedrich Merz is playing with now. He's buying the right-wing extremists. And that is absolutely dangerous. And I really, I have the feeling for the first time, it's enough now with the mauling words. I think it's totally great that in the last year, obviously networks were created at the demonstrations.
That such demos, like now, today, for example, in Essen, 14 o'clock, green middle, like the whole the whole weekend. Spontaneous demo in Berlin, 13,000 people. Then on Thursday, last Thursday, in front of the CDU headquarters, that the networks from last year are there. And to be honest, that's the only thing that matters.
And I think without the demonstrations, the vote would have gone differently on Friday. Of course there are sensible people, also in the Union. And there are also insanely many sensible people who because they say, we now have a chairman, that's the way it is now.
And even the people, now really as a democrat, even the people who have agreed with the CDU are not lost souls. strategic, tactical reasons why they then agree. There are the uprights who have remained, Antje Tillmann for example, the Erfurter CDU member, who even voted against it. There are people who were not there at the second vote, Helge Braun from the Merkel faction.
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