Enrico Komning, October 22, 2021, Coalition and Mittelstand

AfD Kompakt, October 22, 2021.

The future traffic light coalitioners, and before all evidently the FDP, not only want to sacrifice the debt brake for their climate craze but now also bleed the KfW, the Mittelstand bank. The KfW is the most important investor and provider of credit for founders of business start-ups and Mittelstand firms. It administers the Bund’s ERP special facilities and is thereby one of the most important instruments for promotion of the Mittelstand in Germany.

And now even the Mittelstand, the greatest employer and trainer in Germany, the guarantor of prosperity and social stability, shall be sacrificed for this ideological wrong way by which KfW means are diverted. Following the former Federal government’s fateful Corona policy, it would in that regard now be the first priority to again build up the leaking Mittelstand.

Instead, the goal of the future government appears to be the further economic and social weakening of Germany.

 

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Alexander Gauland, October 20, 2021, Polish-German Border and Migration

AfD Kompakt, October 20, 2021.

The Federal Interior Minister has noted plenty late that it needs be fixed. The Polish-German border patrols announced by him are nevertheless again only an evasive maneuver. The decisive point is that illegal migrants without exception must be sent back and certainly not first allowed to obtain the possibility of submitting an asylum petition. Not just a couple percent, but all illegal migrants who from Belarus reach the German border via Poland must be returned to Poland. For the guaranteeing of that, seamless border controls are indispensable. The border guards must receive the commission to prevent illegal border crossings, and not just for official reporting. Horst Seehofer must here make a complete job of it [Nägel mit Köpfen machen].

 

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Jörg Meuthen, October 19, 2021, Poland and EU

AfD Kompakt, October 19, 2021.

If Poland withdrew from the EU, the EU Parliament could in fact be abolished, since scarcely one plenary week goes by in which the Poles in Strasbourg are not put in the pillory. The reproaches which Brussels makes to the government in Warsaw are abstruse: It is not Poland which has a problem with its state of law but very much the EU in regards its observance of its own laws. Warsaw cannot be blamed that it takes seriously its own courts. Would it be desired that other states follow this example.

EU law then only has priority before national law when it concerns EU competences. The EU itself however cannot arbitrarily decide what its competences are and these anyway widen. This holding of the Polish constitutional court was in this or similar form already shared by the constitutional courts of other states, as in Spain, France, yet also in Germany.

The proceedings against Poland, the financial extortion and the threat of exclusion from the EU federation of states, are thus not juridically but politically motivated: One is disturbed that Poland does not participate in the leftist-globalist agenda with its LGBTIQ propaganda, its Multikulti fetish and its cult of abortion, and instead defends its Christian-Western heritage, its traditions and its identity – and consequently the fundamentals of our civilization which unfortunately ever more need be vindicated in 21^st Century Europe. 

 

[trans: tem]