Canada #52 >>20288668

‘Dexit’: Germany’s Soaring AfD Mulls Future Referendum to Exit the European Union

by Paul Serran Jan. 22, 2024

All over Europe, the Globalist-Liberal governments are under relentless pressure, faring very poorly at the polls in the run-up to the European Parliament elections.

Plagued by unchecked mass migration, crippling insane environmental policies, economic stagnation and a general decay of the quality of life, voters are flocking to conservative and right wing parties that have been denouncing these issues and rejecting these policies for years.

But perhaps nowhere in the old continent does a right-wing party generate so much hope and so much fear as the case of Alternative for Germany (AfD), the official ‘bogeyman’ for the unelected Brussels bureaucrats and the world’s MSM in general.

Now Alice Weidel, leader of the poll-topping party, has come out and said that Britain was ‘dead right’ to leave the European Union and that Germany should in fact hold its own ‘Dexit’ vote!

Panic in Brussels.

Weidel said she would push for a referendum on EU membership if AfD came to power and could not secure reforms to curb overreach by the European Commission.

Telegraph reported:

“’If a reform isn’t possible, if we fail to rebuild the sovereignty of the EU member states, we should let the people decide, just as Britain did’, she told the Financial Times.

‘And we could have a referendum on ‘Dexit’ – a German exit from the EU. It is a model for Germany, that one can make a sovereign decision like that’.”

While it is unlikely that AfD will be able to be elected to federal power in the short term, Weidel said a future role in government was ‘inevitable’.

“The AfD is leading the polls in all five East German states ahead of regional elections in September. The party’s results in June’s European Parliament elections will also be closely watched amid predictions of success for Eurosceptic parties across the bloc, including in France, Austria and the Netherlands.

It is polling nationally at 22 percent, behind the centre-Right opposition Christian Democratic Union but ahead of all three parties in Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s struggling coalition government.”

The CDU, the centre-Right party of former chancellor Angela Merkel, would be the first to ally with the AfD.

“We can form a clear right-wing majority. And the CDU can’t refuse to accept that in the long term, especially in the eastern states.”

Weidel said the priorities of a AfD government would be to reform tax laws, slim down the state and end Germany’s switch to renewable energy.

Sounds like a plan!

Of course, there’s the inevitable question of mass deportations, and the ‘secret meeting’ about it causing furor in the MSM-controlled part of the population.

AfD leader since 2022, Weidel was not at the meeting and fired an aide who was.

“’It was just an attempt to criminalize the very idea of repatriating people lawfully who don’t have leave to remain here, or are subject to a deportation order’, she said in an attack on Correctiv, the media organization that revealed the meeting. ‘The AfD is the party that stands for enforcing this country’s laws’, she told the Financial Times.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01/dexit-germanys-soaring-afd-mulls-future-referendum-exit/

>>20290769

White phosphorus from a safe distance

>>20290966

Spy satellite spotted group of more than five white boys together

>>20291090

Real Turkish flag is just red and white, no stripes.

Somebody wants Israelis mad at Turkey

IRGC has enough to do

Clowns In America

>>20291159

Sure looks to me like the intention

Gee, why would somebody want Israel pissed at Turkey?

Erdogan has been doing his President thing. Watching out for his own country, still trading with Russia, occasionally telling NATO and DC to fuck off about other things as well.

The Great Unwinding: The U.S.-Turkey Arms Sales Dispute

by Gregory Sanders and Asya Akca Published March 17, 2020

Although Turkey has been a NATO member for nearly 70 years, Turkey broke with the alliance by completing a deal with Russia to purchase two S-400 systems for $2.5 billion. For years, the U.S. government warned Turkey about the danger this decision would pose to NATO interoperability efforts, especially with regard to common air defense. Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment Ellen Lord had said, “Turkey's purchase of the S-400 is inconsistent with its commitments to NATO and will have detrimental impact on Turkish interoperability with the alliance.” In an attempt to deter Turkey from going through with the S-400 purchase, the United States threatened to cut Turkey out of the F-35 program during this same timeframe. Furthermore, DoD argued that the F-35 and S-400 would not be compatible with one another, claiming that the S-400 system could retrieve valuable intelligence while in close proximity to the F-35, thereby compromising the F-35’s stealth capabilities.

More:

https://www.csis.org/analysis/great-unwinding-us-turkey-arms-sales-dispute

(NATO interoperability efforts, especially with regard to common air defense. In other words, "keep buying our overpriced stuff because Western Defense Contractors' profits are at stake)

>>20291262

Dear furball:

Punji pits do not warn others a mile away, wake the neighbors, stampede cattle, and can be used more than once

>>20291263

>Nikki Haley says she won't drop out of this race no matter what happens today.

Good, something tells me the meme makers are just getting started

>>20291238

Canada #52 >>20290659

Government will appeal Federal Court’s Emergencies Act decision, Freeland says

By Cosmin Dzsurdzsa January 23, 2024

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced the government’s intention to appeal Tuesday’s Federal Court ruling that deemed the use of the Emergencies Act, used to disperse Freedom Convoy protestors, unconstitutional.

In a landmark ruling, the Federal Court found that the issuance of the Proclamation and associated Regulations and Order under the Emergencies Act was unreasonable and exceeded the act’s intended scope.

The court highlighted violations of Charter rights, specifically encroaching upon freedom of thought, opinion, and expression, along with an infringement on the right to security against unreasonable search or seizure.

When asked about the ruling on Tuesday, Freeland insisted that her government was correct in its use of emergency powers to quash protesters.

“So we are aware of the court decision. We have discussed it with the Prime Minister, with Cabinet colleagues, with senior federal government officials and experts. We respect very much Canada’s independent judiciary. However, we do not agree with this decision. And respectfully, we will be appealing it,” said Freeland.

“When we took that decision, the public safety of Canadians was under threat or national security, which includes our national economic security was under threat. It was a hard decision to take. We took it very seriously. After a lot of hard work, after a lot of careful deliberation. We were convinced at the time – I was convinced at the time – it was the right thing to do.”

The Canadian Constitution Foundation and other applicants initiated a judicial review application in 2022, expressing concerns about what they perceived as government overreach and civil liberties violations.

Canadian Constitution Foundation litigation director Christine Van Geyn has since asserted the organization’s commitment to fighting the federal government’s appeal.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre also addressed the ruling, accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of breaking “the highest law in the land” by resorting to emergency powers.

“He caused the crisis by dividing people. Then he violated Charter rights to illegally suppress citizens. As PM, I will unite our country for freedom,” posted Poilievre on X.

The Federal Court decision also touched upon special economic measures taken by the Trudeau government to freeze the bank accounts of Freedom Convoy organizers and protesters. Justice Richard Mosley rejected the government’s claim that freezing the accounts represented minimum impairment under the Economic Measures.

“I was convinced at the time, it was the right thing to do. It was the necessary thing to do. I remain and we remain convinced of that,” Freeland re-iterated when asked about the special economic measures.

More"

https://tnc.news/2024/01/23/government-appeal-federal-courts-emergencies-act-decision/

Bear in mind Freeland attended the WEF meetings at Davos

>>20291336

Rapido y Furioso esse!

>>20291340

Meme Makers do it for free, and are effective