>GERMAN eurosceptics could push for the country to quit the EU by 2024 unless the bloc is “completely changed” after the upcoming European Parliament elections.
>Alternative for Germany (AfD) commited to delivering “Dexit” unless the EU can undertake its “fundamental reform approaches” in the next legislative period between 2019-2024. While a German exit from the EU should only be seen as a “last option”, the growing eurosceptic movement is attempting to implement a number of radical EU changes. One of its reforms would see the European Parliament and 751 MEPs effectively scrapped in favour of a “European assembly” of just 100 delegates.
>The AfD states that if the reforms are not implemented “we deem necessary to consider a withdrawal of Germany or an orderly dissolution of the European Union and the establishment of a new European economic and interest community”.
>According to the party, 44,000 EU officials and 11,000 employees cost over €8billion a year – 4,000 of those officials earn more than €290,000 a year, which is more than the German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s salary.
>AfD is also considering to drop the euro as the EU’s single currency and the bloc’s climate change targets in their planned sweeping changes.
>According to election analysts Europe Elects, the AfD, who currently reside in Nigel Farage’s EFDD group, could become the second largest group by attracting fellow right-wingers the ECR and ENF.
>The pollster’s projection would see the group win 161 seats in the EU Parliament, leaving them just 17 seats away from becoming the largest and most powerful team of MEPs.
>Matteo Salvini, Italy’s deputy prime minister and ENF representative, and influential former Polish prime minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who represents the ECR, have already met to discuss a potential unification pact.
>Katrin Ebner-Steiner of the AfD told jubilant party supporters she would spend the next five years “representing your strong voice” at a time when Germany and Bavaria were in a “dreadful state” over migration.
>“We’re cut from a different wood from the bloodless mainstream parties,” she said, promising to “fight for victory not for us, but for Bavaria”.
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>>196618
Seems intresting noske-anon. Don't have time to read it now but neat that you keep us informed.
Seems intresting noske-anon. Don't have time to read it now but neat that you keep us informed.
>>196625
Vote for AfD and you will be helping toward that goal (but I guess it is a given that you will do this). Other than that I don't know besides perhaps dropping nuggets of truths about the EU, and eventually it will fall. The truth is the enemy of the EU and the left.
Vote for AfD and you will be helping toward that goal (but I guess it is a given that you will do this). Other than that I don't know besides perhaps dropping nuggets of truths about the EU, and eventually it will fall. The truth is the enemy of the EU and the left.
Fucking do it!
It sounds too good to be true, but I'll support it anyway.
It sounds too good to be true, but I'll support it anyway.
Convinced a couple of guys to vote afd last election maybe I can pull it off again
^:)
^:)
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