the alternative for germany briefly about the dg and the truth shows curious numbers until recently a little-known party today, according to a study by the yoga service supported by every fifth german. that is 20%, even the social democrats led by schulz behind by one percent in the rankings, the ruling parties are influenced by the government's plans to adopt a new law on heating buildings. it stipulates that from next year each newly installed heating system must be 65% powered by clean energy. the law is considered an important component of the plan to make germany climate-neutral by 2045. however, the population of germany, taking into account the growth of valuable energy. generally negative refers to the bill. sounds ambitious. that's just clean energy. this is basically firewood requires the lifting of sanctions and the full restoration of relations with russia, including in the energy sector. now adg is an alternative in a rather broad sense, including an alternative foreign policy such that would reduce germany's dependence on the united states, curtail their funding from the

at the same time, the report of the institute came out at the very moment when the dg received recordof public opinion. and now, a week later, the social democrats came up with a demand to ban the party, especially to the thuringians, where a member of the alternative won the local elections, the head of the german ministry of internal affairs, nancy feiser, launched the process of banning the party, an alternative for germany, it is based on departmental reports claiming that the party is extremist and threatens the constitutional order in reality adg. no more radical force than it was 10 years ago at the time of its creation. it's just that only now it has become truly dangerous for the german authorities, it hardly smells like democracy, where the ruling party under the guise of an institution that is also subsidized by the state is trying to ban another political force. in addition, it is so popular, but do not expect indignation from brussels with your own people in europe, everything is european the political press is in sync with koilia about the strengthening of the opposition

this is mainly firewood, and the dg demands the lifting of sanctions and the complete restoration ofs with russia , including in the energy sector. now adg is an alternative in a rather broad sense, including an alternative foreign policy that would reduce dependence germany from the united states would have curtailed their funding to the eu from the german budget and would have restored economic ties with russia for the globalist. the eu elites are worse. than fascism is a turning point for the country, so german journalists dubbed the victory of robert selman in the election of the head of the district administration of the zonamberg thuringians. the fact is that the politician is a representative of the opposition alternative party for germany and this is the first victory at the municipal level for the faction. being outcasts five years ago, today the ultra-right, the second force aside and forgive this, it seems the official berlin cannot. our party, which is in favor of ending the sanctions policy, which is hitting the german economy very very hard for establishing, uh, some no

situation beat competitors so that competitors are afraid and the german elites mercilessly hit the dg constantly, there is pressure to actively attack it the largest media for the parties continue to follow the special services. and they even try to accuse the attention of an attempted coup d'état. in general, do not trifle with the party, which allegedly wants to destroy the basic democratic order. not a place for advanced western democracy. this is the style of european, diplomacy and politics that worked for centuries from their point of view, everything that europe does for its own benefit. this is correct and helpful. and everything that others do in their own interests. this is already a speech against the rules and ideals of democracy, the country of tulips and cupcakes. i also decided. stop playing democracy and therefore deliberately ban the attention of the party, a justification harmful to democracy. apparently, the code worthy of kings was written off from the germans, democracy is under pressure, said the head of the ministry of internal affairs of the netherlands hanky ​

for germany , the head of the dg even wrote a letter of cooperation.he first brick fell out of the black-and-green wall, and this wall will allegedly be destroyed throughout the country. go away the reason why mr. merz offered to cooperate with an alternative for germany is very simple our party proposes a current agenda. about christian democrats. they just repeat after us. of course , if you compare the originals, the copy of the original will always be more attractive. so the real reason for the concern of the german much more important in the position of an alternative for germany at the recent party congress in magdeburger, the head of the addogantin khrupol called for diplomacy and respect for russia, saying that a foreign policy of liberal values ​​dragged germany into the conflict. in ukraine, our government does not respect the security interests of russia, our previous chancellor angela merkel and the french ex-president of francoisland. after all, they recognized that the minsk agreements had, first of all, one task to get time to arm ukrain

it shows it the latest opinion polls and district elections. in southern turinka, and dg , a far-rightal force that opposes emigration, denies climate change, and also calls. if you do not stop, then at least limit the supply of arms to ukraine edmond zheltunov, and the growing confrontation between the alternatives and the current parliamentary majority. the statement of the head of the christian democratic union added bright colors. you are so very colorful political palette of germany after the recent success in the municipal elections of the alternative party for germany friedrich merz as a true politician i decided to join someone else's victory and offered cooperation to the alternatives in view of the political situation. we cannot rule out cooperation at the municipal level anyway in thürienge the municipal head is elected, and in saxony john haltmetr is from the alternative party for germany and these are democratic elections elections that we must adopt municipal parliaments. they should look for ways to manage the city of the federal land or district together, and he didn’t

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good to see you this afternoon, dg.ou know, underestimate or, you know, stress how right . we'll get stress how right. we'll get somebody to sort this out because that is not very good. having papers waving around. apologies to you if you've just seen television. seen that on the television. let's try that again. dougie this is such a serious , serious this is such a serious, serious breach going on here. there is some political reaction coming in. the sinn fein vice president , michelle o'neill, saying the data breach is very worrying. we now understand that there's going to be an emergence . see going to be an emergence. see policing board meeting happening about this tomorrow . about this tomorrow. >> that is totally correct . it >> that is totally correct. it is a massive breach and there will be a policing board meeting tomorrow . and we are just tomorrow. and we are just heanng tomorrow. and we are just hearing that simon byrne, the chief constable , is indeed chief constable, is indeed cutting his holidays short