Germans Rise Up: Thousands Of protesters take to the streets saying she 'Must Go'

a reply to: infolurker

People all over the world have had enough of the liberal madness. It was Brexit in the UK, Demexit in the US...people are done with corruption and lack of common sense. Our culture and way of life on are on the line.

I have mostly a German heritage so this is especially important to me that the people of Germany free themselves from their moronic, Hillaryesque leader.

Merkel is a threat to her people.

originally posted by: thesungod
a reply to: infolurker

The nationalist wave is here. From the US, to Turkey, Russia, China and everyone inbetween.

How far will it be ridden?

And will it spell doom for some?

It's all part of the plan.
Once the great war begins from country to country, continent to continent the NWO Army will be formed.
And we will forever live in the aftermath of this great war.
This period of time will be known as The Great World Reconstruction.
Anyone who emerges from this alive will by 2030 be living in a completely homogenized One World Government with one currency and one central bank.

@all: what demonstrations? where?

the only one I heard about was about some right-wing people protesting against the Turkish demonstration tomorrow in Cologne.

I have seen nothing of the mentioned "demonstrations against Merkel".

And, by the way, IF demonstrations could make politicians wet their pants, that would have happened before. This is nothing more than a shadow on the wall, a fleeing ghost. Nothing any politician, least Merkel would do anything about.


And I see the usual suspects having a party here in this thread. Sorry guys, but there is nothing happening around here.

Tomorrow, the large demonstration pro-Erdogan will be another story, much scarier and with a lot of potential for aggressive acts from protestors, anti-protestors and the police. We will see.

originally posted by: ManFromEurope
@all: what demonstrations? where?

the only one I heard about was about some right-wing people protesting against the Turkish demonstration tomorrow in Cologne.

I have seen nothing of the mentioned "demonstrations against Merkel".

And, by the way, IF demonstrations could make politicians wet their pants, that would have happened before. This is nothing more than a shadow on the wall, a fleeing ghost. Nothing any politician, least Merkel would do anything about.


And I see the usual suspects having a party here in this thread. Sorry guys, but there is nothing happening around here.

Tomorrow, the large demonstration pro-Erdogan will be another story, much scarier and with a lot of potential for aggressive acts from protestors, anti-protestors and the police. We will see.

www.dailymail.co.uk... s-say-caused-terror-attacks.html hope this helps

Weren't the attacks carried out by people who failed to get asylum and were awaiting deportation?

And America is trying to elect their own 'Merkel'.

Go Germany is right.

The story of the future is written in the past.

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This explains so much

originally posted by: DISRAELI

originally posted by: Snarl
I was reading about this earlier in the day. Not being familiar with the way politics works over there, I don't know exactly how they can go about removing her from office. Are disruptive marches the cure?

I believe the current government is a coalition, so if the other party withdraws support she may no longer have a majority in the Reichstag. That could mean a new coalition under a fresh leader, or perhaps an election. I don't know which is more likely.

and if you watch the video I posted, it explains it all, then watch out for what leader rises.

Rise of the Tyrant

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originally posted by: Snarl
I was reading about this earlier in the day. Not being familiar with the way politics works over there, I don't know exactly how they can go about removing her from office. Are disruptive marches the cure?

Do you think the NWO is just gonna lie down and take another defeat? This one would be catastrophic.

Stuff like this seems to be a signal that 'politics as usual' is over in the US, and Europe is readying itself for a relationship with Trump.

Do you think the German people are just gonna lie down, accept defeat and be raped, looted and pillaged? If protest marches don't work then there are elections in 2017, and if those don't work......

Merkel spelled any other way would be Clinton.

a reply to: MysticPearl

yep, or as newtons law of motion says "For every action there is an equal and opposite re-action"

In march it were 3000 rightwingers on the first of those demos, on the next one in may it were 1800, and today it were 1375. 1375 of around 81 millions of german citizen.
Just saying...

But those rightwingers there, around 90% of them are east german welfare recipients that vote for a party, AfD, that wants to cut the social welfare. Just to show about which german people we talk here. Those that saw their first refugee, migrant, immigrant, foreigner, black haired person on their trip to Berlin, in Berlin. Where this demos happen, from time to time and with less participants from demo to demo.

But where have all these people been when Merkel could be stopped? They celebrated her and themselves, because she is east german too, they voted for her twice, they loved her. And there have been enough reasons to not let that individual come into power, like her part in the disposal site for nuclear waste case, Asse. Or that she flew straight to George W Bush to kiss his a§§ and to apologize for germany not taking the WMD lie and part in the invasion of Iraq.

And her turncoat behaviour she showed a million times. But everybody was fine with "Mutti", as long she visited the football players of the "Mannschaft" in their changing room, to take some selfies. When her name came up and i learned that she had a wonderful life in the GDR as the daughter of a protestant parson, studied agitation and propaganda in that dictatorship, i knew that someone like this is ineligible, at least for thinking people.

But my fellow german citizens elected her twice....TWICE. If everything was ok with those elections...
They all loved their "Mutti", i bet at least 85% of those rightwingers that take part in these demos now voted for her, for their "Mutti". She could, for years, say on one Day A, but the next day Z, everybody was fine with her.
Then came that refugee situation, and suddenly all of these Mutti Lovers act as if they ever had been against Mutti Merkel. They are also turncoats as Merkel is one.

Because, who elected her? TWICE?

One thing, in several hours there will be a Pro-Erdogan demo of Erdolf fascists in my city(maybe worth a thread, riots awaited). Would it be ok for german fascists to walk with turkish fascists on that demo? I mean, they are fascists, so....

originally posted by: neo96
And America is trying to elect their own 'Merkel'.

Go Germany is right.

Along with your post, I really like your signature !

It's amazing that common sense,protecting your nation and culture is now considered far right. If ever you needed more evidence of who the media really works for.

a reply to: infolurker

I'm sorry but this is total BS.

This was only a handfull of far-right protestors, mostly AfD/Pegida and Neo-nazis. Not the folks you should be cheering for. You have no clue what is currently going on in Germany.

We had marches with 30.000 on one side, and 100.000 against them on the same day on the streets, riots and debates for days... this today was nothing. Totally blown out of proportion.

If the centre of society actually rose up you would know it, because it would be everywhere in the media.
The dailymail? Really? You should know better, ATS.

If the far-right were ever capable to pose a serious threat to overthrow the basic democratic order, the streets would turn red. Mark my words. The people and our Army (mostly conservative or SPD leaning) at the latest will not allow a 4th Reich.

Marching with Nazis is never the right answer... no matter the Merkel.

a reply to: imod02

I think there's a difference between slamming the governing forces of Israel and slamming jews. You can be critical of a nations government while retaining humanist views towards its people.

originally posted by: DISRAELI

originally posted by: Snarl
I was reading about this earlier in the day. Not being familiar with the way politics works over there, I don't know exactly how they can go about removing her from office. Are disruptive marches the cure?

I believe the current government is a coalition, so if the other party withdraws support she may no longer have a majority in the Reichstag. That could mean a new coalition under a fresh leader, or perhaps an election. I don't know which is more likely.

I don't think the other party (Social Democrats) will withdraw their support for Merkel or the coalition any time soon, because then quite a few of them might be be out of a very well paid job. Apart from that they pretty much support her on the imigration issue anyway and would invite even more people.

My hat's off to the German citizens who posted in this thread.
Special thanks for the personal replies.
I learned something by listening.